Prayer

Operation Japan, the comprehensive prayer guide that gives you daily prayer requests throughout the year from Hokkaido to Okinawa is now available on-line. Please go to the JEMA prayer page.

This page only includes the basic prayer requests for the day. The complete prayer guide on CD with interactive links and more information can be ordered from Don Wright.

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  • SM International is seeking to organize a 24 hour prayer chain for the ministries to reach Japan and Japanese. If you feel led to participate, please read the explanation and sign up.
  • Pray for Central Conference 2010. The dates are may 29-31. The place is Judson University in Elgin, IL. The main speaker is Rev. Tetsuya Fukusaku, pastor of Vancouver Japanese Gospel Church. For more details! go to their blog.
  • Kari Miyano from Osaka asks for prayer for the Hammonds.
    n Osaka, there will be a Franklin Graham Crusade, this fall. The director of this
    is Chad Hammond. He and his wife Heather and 3 older children are living in Osaka, as Chad is overseeing the crusade. Heather had an emergency C-section on Friday. Doctors found that the baby was not getting enough oxygen and blood circulation in the brain.A little girl, Noa, was born safely, but the prayer is that there would be no lasting brain damage or anything like that. Doctors are doing all they can, and are not sure of the outcome yet. Will you please join your hearts with ours for this baby and precious family from America? The prayer of the righteous availeth much.
  • All Nations Returnee Conference ‘10 in Saitama, March 19-22
  • Let’s Love Japan Ministry
    Countless people have committed themselves to praying for our ministry, and many talented people have contacted us, hoping to volunteer their time and skills to help us with all aspects of the MSI.Production for our first three animated stories begins in March 2010, and they are in the early pre-production stages right now. The project is scheduled to launch in November of 2010, coinciding with the Christmas season, so among the stories we are sharing, one will be the Christmas account as told in the Gospel of Luke.Our goal is to reach 1 million people by the end of 2010 by handing out flyers in major cities. The flyer will direct mobile phone users to the animated videos as well as to a database that will help them find a near-by church or Christian community center (using their phone’s GPS).The cost to hand out 1 flyer is only about $.05, and the flyers are going to be the most expensive aspect of our project (1 million flyers will cost around $45k). Knowing that a nickel could change a life, both for time and eternity, is an amazing thought.
  • Hitoshi Shinoda asks prayer for the preparation of the BBN Bible Institute (Japanese). We are aiming to start the program next fall. / This month is the Christmas month on WWW.BBNRadio.org, with lots of Christmas hymns and Bible messages. Please pray that Christ’s Gospel will touch many souls through these programs. We have been receiving fewer emails from Japanese listeners since August. Please pray that the hindering wall would be broken down.
  • Warren Griffith with Mission To Japan asks us to prayer their homestay program in Orlando. He also asks for Christian college students to join the witness on the beach. He said, “We’d like prayer that we can get a good group of 15 ~ 20 Japanese college students to join our homestay program from Japan. Also we’d like prayer that we can have at least 20 American Christian college students to come to our Daytona Beach retreat March 8 ~ 12, 2010 to befriend and be a witness to our Japanese students.”If you are interested please contact Don Wright. Or check out Mission To Japan
  • Blessing at the Diet (Gov.) Christmas Dinner on Dec. 1 at the Hotel New Ootani in Tokyo.
    This was sponsored by VIP International Club. Of the 600 who attended, there were business men, political leaders and international representatives. About one third were non-Christians. And of the 18 Diet members who attended, 11 were non-Christians. Pray especially that these leaders will come to Jesus.
  • A New Japanese Church Start in Denver, CO. Pray for God’s blessing on this new church plant, beginning the middle of September. Rev. Mori will serve as the pastor. Denver has been without a Japanese church for a number of years. (Request added 9/3/09)
  • If you have prayer requests, please send them to Don Wright and we will post them.

    One Response to “Prayer”

    1. Suzy Brown on 07 Feb 2010 at 10:52 pm

      Hello,
      We are involved in missions in Yamanashi, the sister city with Iowa. We usually have at least one teacher from Iowa join our congregation while here teaching, but we would love to be able to encourage the high school students, too, to visit our church. We meet at Yamanashi Eiwa College. I believe it would be a good bridge for young, Japanese students who may be interested in English and western culture. If you have any questions, or if we can do anything to help bring any to Jesus, please let us know. God bless!

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