Grace Koshino

Grace Koshino, along with her husband Yusuke and their young daughter Ema, moved from Germany to Urawa in Saitama in 2019.

Grace works part-time at a Japanese E-commerce company. Her family attend Minami Urawa Baptist Church and her husband works for a handy-man agency run by the church pastor.

Please pray for Grace and the family, that they will be good witnesses in their respective workplaces.

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Prayer for Japan

Prayer is critically important. Please join us as we intercede for the advance of the gospel amongst Japanese people across the world.
Japan on your Doorstep

Please join us at this training and envisioning event hosted by the OMF Japanese Diaspora Returnee Ministry team. For all interested or involved in reaching out to Japanese people with the gospel.
Prayer for Japan

Prayer is critically important. Please join us as we intercede for the advance of the gospel amongst Japanese people across the world.
Levi and Mayu Booth

Thank you for partnering with Levi and Mayu Booth as they serve as missionaries in Tokyo working with sports and the arts. You can choose to make a regular donation or a one-off gift.

Satoshi and Saori Fukuda

Satoshi and Saori Fukuda are working with London Japanese Christian Fellowship (London JCF) to raise up faithful Christian leaders and reach out to Japanese living in London with the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Levi and Mayu Booth

Levi and Mayu Booth became Mission Partners in May 2024. Mayu works as an artist and Levi is involved in sports ministry, both in the Tokyo area.
Makito Miyashita

Makito Miyashita serves as Director of Samurai Projects in Tokyo. The goal of Samurai Projects is to train the next generation of Japanese Christian leaders.
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.
Emba Allison

Emba Allison followed God’s call to Japan in 2015 after hearing a dramatic message at a conference on the huge mental health needs in Japan.
Philip and Sunny Glass

Philip and Sunny Glass live in Komazawa-Daigaku, south Tokyo, where they are partnering to plant a church with Tim and Ai Williams.
Dave and Heidi Skipper

Dave and Heidi Skipper work with different kinds of music and those engaging with it, mainly in the Tokyo region.
Jim and Kayo Davies

Jim and Kayo Davies teach English in the Kobe region and are looking for opportunities to share the gospel with those they meet.