SIM is a century old catalyst for global mission with more than 4,000 workers serving across six continents. Dedicated to prayer and care, we bring good news to hard places because there are people living and dying without the gospel.
Asian Access began in Japan by coming alongside visionary pastors and leaders to partner in new ways to grow the church. Now with a network across Japan and a strong history of partnership, together we work toward a movement of Christ-like leaders and disciple-making churches.
SIM and Asian Access have embarked on a new award-winning strategic partnership. Recognized for its innovation, this partnership is truly a new way of doing mission together, each bringing their own strengths and committing to a common kingdom vision. All A2 workers serving in Japan come through an SIM sending office and are members of both organizations.
Together, SIM and Asian Access send workers to Japan to partner with local churches in holistic outreach to make disciples and develop leaders and churches, catalyzing innovation for reaching Japan for Christ. Each worker benefits from the strength of their SIM sending office and the strategic work of Asian Access in Japan.
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Sue has served with Asian Access since 1993 in variety of roles. While in the home office in Los Angeles, she spent time as a missionary recruiter, a coordinator of the Scrum Dendo program and the Director of Human Resource Development. During this time, Sue earned a Ph.D. in Leadership Development at Fuller Theological Seminary under Dr. Bobby Clinton. With husband Eric, Sue also spent the last 10 years serving as Missional Partners in Japan, including Sendai, Sanda (near Osaka/Kobe) and Ishinomaki. She and Eric have four children.
You can read Sue's exceptional blog, the Takameter online or on this site. And you can see her staff profile here: http://asianaccess.org/takamoto
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