Category: Feature Article
Pertaining to the theme of the magazine issue.
How Light Project supports churches to equip Christians to connect their faith with their daily work
Being open to follow God’s leading has resulted in fruitful ministry amongst Japanese professionals in their workplaces
You don’t need a job to meet Japanese people in their workplaces. Just start a conversation when you’re there!
Christians could play a key role in transforming work in Japan by embracing a different management style
Two testimonies sharing how Christian understanding has influenced their approach to work
Businesspeople have unique opportunities for evangelism
Working in an all-Japanese workplace offers both valuable opportunities and tough challenges
OMF partners with international Christians with missional hearts who are working in secular jobs in Japan
Storytelling plants gospel seeds while community nurtures them
The most compelling evangelistic method I’ve ever tried
The role of fiction in evangelism
Using stories for mobilisation
When we share stories of how we have personally seen God work in our communities, we invite them into praise with glorious glimpses of heaven
A gateway to sharing the gospel in authentic, powerful ways
Share meaningful experiences with fifteen-second short stories
Storytelling using pictures can grab people’s attention
Creating resources so Japanese people can read more widely and be raised up as faithful teachers of God’s Word
Reflecting on the first Japan performances of The Mark Drama
What lessons in contextualization can we learn from 1,600 years ago?
The advantages and challenges of multilingual ministry
A tentmaker’s journey through multilingual churches in Japan
A Bible reading in Korean, greetings in English, and a sermon in Japanese, all in our Japanese church
Multilingual ministry is not a modern trend but a biblical expression of grace
The church as a welcoming space that reaches beyond cultural differences