Richard and Yuko Brash

The Brash family live in Nagoya in central Japan. Richard serves as Assistant Professor of Theology at Christ Bible Seminary. Yuko focuses on evangelism and creating evangelistic materials to help others share the Gospel in ways that are culturally appropriate for Japan.

Richard is the author of a number of books including "How God Preserved the Bible" and "Knowing Me, Knowing God”.

We are pleased to make available some of Yuko’s bilingual evangelistic materials as free downloads. Please take a look at her bilingual Bible overview, her Bible studies based on Heidi by Johanna Spyri and her bilingual resources which look at various kanji (Chinese characters which are used in the Japanese language).

Richard and Yuko would love to hear from you. In particular, they would really appreciate your partnership in prayer and financially.

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They would also be delighted to send you their prayer letters. Please complete this form if you would like to receive them.

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