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Mar 18, 2011

Many have been wondering if we are still going despite the nuclear scare. The answer is “yes.” God is leading us to go and bring  resources to assist Japan and proclaim the Gospel to the lost. We are trusting that He has a plan much better than ours. There are so many people there who don’t know Jesus and His saving power, people who...

Mar 17, 2011

Our team has grown from 4 to 8 in the last 24 hours. Two of the guys are professional videographers who have decided to come along to capture footage for a documentary on world missions… God is doing miracle after miracle in providing for this trip. Here’s some of the cool things happening. – Delta is sending the water purification systems (my...

Mar 17, 2011

My Cousin Matt works on the Chiba team in Japan. Dearest Friends and Partners in the Gospel, Please continue to PRAY for Japan! I don’t think there is any time in history where a country has suffered an earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear problems all at the same time. Our local church network has mobilized now to send a total of 7 trucks of water, food, gas,...

Mar 16, 2011

Here are the facts after 6 days: 1.6 MILLION still without WATER, 24,000 are still alive but in need of RESCUE, hundreds of thousands are displaced inland without homes, jobs, and proper CARE, we’ve sent 7 FULL trucks up north with water, fuel, blankets, food, to those in need and are gathering MORE as we speak!

Phil is one of my friends there right now.  Great Video.  

#7 Japan IverUpdate    Mar. 16    10am  Japan time (13 hrs ahead of east coast time) Dear Family and friends, Thank you so much for praying!  We have been going north to help where we can, and just a few minutes ago, we located a Japanese pastor, a good friend of ours, who is just 8km outside the evacuation zone, in a city with over 5,000 evacuees who...

From Ken Joseph (Missionary in Japan) Dear All, Today the team took supplies to Ishinomaki which is one of the most devastated areas of the Sendai. We first went to find out if the Ishinomaki Eiko Kyokai was all right and to deliver supplies to them. We found a Church with no water, no gas, no telephone service and it was snowing. It was truly hearbreaking...