Rev. Hiroshi Kawasaki shares a story of a friend, Pastor Ichio Kishinami, who is an alumnus of A2 Leader Development and now serves with Miyagi Mission Network among tsunami victims. He listens to victim's stories, gathers them together and teaches them how to pray to Jesus. The seeds for church planting are phenomenal. Pastor Kishinami has now established 33+ Christ-following groups—some are already full house chapels. Most all of these groups are made up of people who have no Christian background. And so people are coming to Christ in unprecedented numbers for Japan.
Asian Access is partnering with Miyagi Mission Network which has a vision to launch new churches in the disaster zone. We are greatly encouraged by these visionary pastors like Rev. Kishinami.
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