Hugh and Anne Brown

Hugh and Anne Brown are moving into a new phase in their ministry. After 24 years of Hugh traveling back and forth alone to Japan, God has led them to minister together in Japan. This will be a major challenge for Anne as she readjusts to the culture and climate.

Praise God that they can be doubly effective for "two are better than one." Ecclesiastes 4:9

Please also pray for Hugh as he adjusts to a more settled type of ministry after 24 years of nationwide itinerant ministry and also for the anointing of God's Holy Spirit on all of the ministry.

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Paul and Ruth Cooper

Paul and Ruth Cooper live near Cambridge and Paul works for a Japanese transportation business. The family spent some time in Japan and were members of the core team planting a new church in Ueno, Tokyo.
Mark James

Mark James retired fairly recently but maintains a close network of contacts and friends in Japan, from his work with a major pharmaceuticals business active there.
Lisa M

Lisa M. hosts a monthly Japanese Bible study at her home, assisted by Josh who leads the studies in Japanese. She also offers accommodation to Japanese students studying locally.
Shuko and Michiko Tano

Shuko and Michiko Tano live and work in Nago, Okinawa where they lead Nago Chapel. Their vision is to reach out to the various segments of society by establishing relevant link activities.
Morien James

Morien James teaches English at a range of classes in the vicinity of Koga, north of Tokyo. He shares the gospel with class members regularly.
Grace Koshino

Grace Koshino lives in Urawa, Saitama Prefecture with her husband Yusuke and daughter. Grace works part time for the Japan Evangelical Missionary Association (JEMA) and is a member of Minami Urawa Baptist Church.
Emba Allison

Emba Allison teaches English at a number of schools in the Saitama area. She is also interested in mental health issues and other ministries.
Philip and Sunny Glass

Philip and Sunny Glass are in the process of relocating to Japan, expected towards the end of 2020, so that Philip can take up a post at Keio University.
Dave and Heidi Skipper

Dave and Heidi Skipper work with different kinds of music and those engaging with it, mainly in the Tokyo region.
Olwen and Stephen Gosden

Olwen and Stephen Gosden work with a number of individuals in Nagoya and Tokyo. Olwen teaches English to five groups of ladies and they both host discussion groups.