Our mission

TO COME ALONGSIDE THE JAPANESE IN ORDER THAT THEY MAY BECOME REPRODUCING PEOPLE OF FAITH AND CARE IN THEIR OWN NATION, SHARING THE GOSPEL TO FIGHT THE CULTURE'S SPIRITUAL BLINDNESS AND STRUGGLE WITH MENTAL HEALTH.

 

Our Ministries

T3C (Tokyo Community care centers) - Partner/therapist

A network of people providing the need of mental health care in Japan that doubles as a means to create relationships, community, and opportunity to share faith. The final goal is to first get people into a healthy place and then become part of or plant a community to help others find similar healing. Tokyo Community Care Centers

L.E.語 - Language Exchange Partner

A means of building relationships through language exchange. The idea is to meet other locals through an app to practice English/Japanese, but as friendships develop, study tends to fall by the wayside and sharing life and faith becomes more prominent. 

CAJ (Christian academy japan) - Board of Director Chair

A Tokyo Christian school that provides a faith based education for both believers and seekers. Christian Academy in Japan - K-12 international school in Tokyo

Spiritual Sumo (Podcast/Vlog Series) - Cohost

A discussion and interest -based ministry trying to tackle some of the common questions or struggles that new Christians/seeking people might have about the Christian faith.

Family

Currently consisting of Nick, Erin, Leo (born in 2023), and our two munchkin cats (Kupo and Bumi). An important ministry to not only each other but also to those we come into contact with as a family. Some examples of this impact are: other families through our child's daycare, hosting 'cultural exchanges' where Japanese nationals stay a weekend at our home and even join us for church, interactions at local events, etc.


Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies and God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our affliction, so that we may be able to comfort those who are in any affliction, with the comfort with which we ourselves are comforted by God.
— 2 Corinthians 1:3-4