Supporting cutting-edge ministry in Tokyo As of 2024, Tokyo is the largest city in the world by population, and one of the least-reached. But Tokyo is a world influencer, especially when it comes to kids and youth. The Dream Center will be a place of healing, empowerment, and center for cutting-edge ministries for Japan and [...]

Azamino Chapel (a church plant of Denen Grace Church) began gathering for regular worship in July 2020. Christians from Denen Grace Church along with other area Christians have partnered with Justin & Lindsay Mitchell (commissioned to Japan March 2017) and have since incorporated other area WorldVenture missionaries. In teamwork with local Christians, Azamino Chapel aims [...]

To create a place where those with disability can connect and be accepted, appreciated, acknowledged, and their potential for the Kingdom realized. [...]

The WHO foretold that by 2020, depression would be the biggest debilitating health problem in the world--they had no idea--but COVID made it even worse. Depression and its related problem of suicide are at crisis proportions, and Japan has 1/5 of the worlds psychiatric hospital beds. T3C is not just working to provide help for [...]

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Kevin and Kaori Laverman; Kawasaki, Japan Musashi Kosugi, a community just south of us in Greater Tokyo, has seen a recent population explosion, but its 120,000 people still lack an evangelical church witness. We want to make a change for eternity in the lives of many Japanese in Musashi Kosugi. As we look at moving [...]

Help Kids Find the Greatest Treasure of All Of all the world's Christians, only 4% came to Christ after the age of 30. But 83% came to Christ before the age of 14! With a third of our world still completely unreached, one of the most important questions we can ask is: How can we [...]

The Deaf of Asia and the Pacific desperately need a Bible in their own language. Since the early 1990s, Japan and Australia have been working on translating the Bible into their Sign Languages (SLs). In 2011, Asia Pacific Sign Language Development Association (APSDA) was born with charter members representing work in 12 countries. APSDA is [...]

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Transportation is an important detail in assisting short-term teams who have committed themselves to participating in God's work on the field. This project provides funds to replace the van used to transport short-term teams serving in Japan. PROBLEM The previous van was beginning to drain Janet Brown's car, so it was necessary to replace the [...]

For some 300,000 Japanese Deaf people, Japanese is a foreign language. Unlike people who grow up hearing and acquiring Japanese naturally, Deaf people must study arduously to learn and fully comprehend the Japanese language. Their first language, their heart language that is naturally absorbed, is Japanese Sign Language (JSL). JSL is a visual language using [...]

Funds from this project will be used to develop new ministry programs and support leadership training, discipleship and mission training programs. Help the church in Japan reach and train the next generation for ministry leadership. VISION C-On Kinshuko Camp plays an integral part in the CBA Japan Harvest 2010 plan to nurture healthy churches. STRATEGY [...]

Half the membership of one church in Japan is made up of people who came to Christ as a result of first hearing the gospel via the radio. This fund provides money to keep the broadcast on the air. PROBLEM The church in Japan is growing but still struggles financially. A daily Christian radio broadcast [...]

Black Gospel music has been popular in Japan for many years now. Non-Christians participate in choirs to sing this music that touches a part of their soul and brings them great joy. This project seeks to develop choir communities sponsored by cooperating churches to develop relationships between the Christians and non-Christians. VISION Christians have seen [...]