This testimony is from Nicholas Sillavan, a missionary based in Ikoma Japan.
A Portuguese pastor of a Brazilian church in Nagoya who works for MMI went up to Tohoku with a team and saw a bunch of conversions. In one town the village elder and 20 members of the town came to Christ in one meeting…! These Brazilians want to start a church up there.. !!! Keep praying…!
The Iris Relief second response team left Sendai last night. It was life changing not only for those who received Jesus during this past two weeks, but for us personally as well. God is working so much healing and restoration in the people’s lives here in the midst of all the destruction and loss. There is love renewed and relationships restored, visions and dreams coming alive. We will share more specific testimonies here soon! Thank you for all of your prayers and support!
Jeremy & Kumi Jenkins in Sendai, Japan.
Click here for the Iris Relief blog, detailing their amazing visit to Sendai. God is good!
This is from Rhema graduate Pastor Jeremy Jenkins in Sendai (via Facebook): Tonight 20 kids in a shelter all prayed to receive Jesus. 12 years in Japan and I’ve never seen any thing like it. Also amazing is the fact … Continue reading
This report is from Pastor Akira Sato, who is the pastor for the Fukushima First Baptist Church, near the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant. He is the pastor of the church where the project leader Mr. Sato is a member. Please pray for this congregation.
Please click on this link to read the diary.
Report from the Jerusalem House of Prayer for all Nations Subject: Breakthrough call in natural & spiritual in Japan, Jerusalem and the Middle East We have been standing in the gap for Japan Israel and the Middle East in a … Continue reading
If My people, which are called by My Name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways; then, will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.” … Continue reading
From Bridges for Peace: The world has watched as the people of Japan have been devastated by a 9.0 earthquake, followed by a tsunami and then the threat of nuclear meltdown from the Fukushima power plant. We have watched in … Continue reading
Rhema grad Jeremy Jenkins lives in Sendai together with his wife Kumiko, and two children. He and Kumi pastor a church in Sendai. He is partnering with CRASH (Christian Relief, Assistance, Support and Hope) to get assistance into the hardest hit areas. http://www.crashjapan.com/
Jamie Phillips writes: I worked with Jeremy in the wedding industry when I was in Japan. He and Kumi are good friends of ours. You can follow them on facebook here: http://www.facebook.com/jeremyandkumi
Please pray for these guys who are on the front line in this disaster.
Kenneth Copeland Ministries March 18, 2011 Kenneth and Gloria Copeland and the Kenneth Copeland Ministries family of Partners across America and around the world, join our faith and financial resources with the Feed the Hungry organization to bring restoration, healing … Continue reading
Aimee Herd (March 25, 2011) “So many to whom we owe our extreme gratitude are in like manner, unnamed. Our extreme gratitude goes out to all those ‘exhausted engineers’ and all the other unnamed workers who risk their life and … Continue reading