go2japan mission opportunities to serve in Japan

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Japan: Hungry for Christ's Love

How can you impact this nation with tremendous sociological and spiritual needs? North Americans are uniquely qualified to reach the Japanese. Why?

First, our own society is growing more Postmodern, losing any absolutes we once held dear. Takeshi Takazawa, a national leader has said:

In many ways, Japan's mindset compares well to typical Postmodernism, and it has been that way long before we came up with the 'Postmodern' label."

Second, Japan is similar to the West in that it is an affluent nation where money can't buy peace. Symptoms of this spiritual vacuum are obvious -- social turmoil in every city, suicide at all-time highs, scandals are commonplace, traditional religions on the decline.

As a result, there's a hunger for Christ's love that you can bring!

God may use you to help draw this strategic Asian nation to Himself. Are you ready to be used by Him?

Ministry Options for Serving

Short-Term and Long-Term Mission Trips to Japan

There are four ministry programs, depending on the length you can serve:

1. Vision Trip (10-12 days)
2. Short-Term teams (4-6 weeks)
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3. Mid-Term (1-3 years)
4. Longer-Term (4+ years)

1-2 Week Opportunities in Asia

1. Specialized ministry teams needed in Japan

1. Faculty Member (1 teaching trip to Asia every 2 years)

Los Angeles Office Volunteer Positions

1. Volunteering in Southern California office; sometimes administrative positions in the Southern California office open up occasionally. When options arise, we will post them online.

A2 Creative Team

1. Our communications department is always looking for volunteers to give assistance to its creative team. Got some free time? If you have some creativity and like to collaborate, then we need you! Got creativity?  Then we need you. [read more...]

For more info about any of these service opportunities, read more on this site, register for an account and post on the go2japan forum.

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