2017 Summer Send-off

MICF had a farewell for five young ladies (seated in second row) who are leaving Japan. Two are going back to Hong Kong, and the Philippines; two are returning to the USA, and one will be starting a study abroad. All of them have been a blessing to us and they will continue to be … Continue reading →

Sunday Tea Time

Mr. and Mrs. Kyung came down from Osaka for the weekend, and were special guests for our July neighborhood Tea Time. He spoke about how great God’s love for us is, and introduced a song, “The Love of the Cross” that he and his wife have translated into Japanese. Continue reading →

50 Kinds of Pizza

The Hannah Fellowship ladies had a great lunch at Pisorino (pizza & pasta restaurant) today. With 50 varieties of pizza on the menu, there were plenty of new kinds to try! Continue reading →

Bible Lecture

People from at least eight churches in Miyazaki attended Mr. Takahara’s lecture on Bible prophecy and world affairs on Saturday afternoon. Several others came from Fukuoka, Kumamoto, and Oita Prefectures, including some who listen to his messages on the internet and wanted to hear him in person. Continue reading →

Bible Prophecy & Current Events

MICF is sponsoring a lecture on Bible prophecy and international affairs, on Saturday, June 17 at 2:00 PM. Watching the evening news and the decisions made by world leaders can seem frightening! But the Bible teaches that God is working out His plans through these events. Come and hear Goichiro Takahara–Osaka radio evangelist and popular … Continue reading →

English Fun Day

Cross-Culture Connections held an English Fun Day to interact with high school students who want to practice their English skills. We had team Minute-to-Win-it challenges, English songs, and introduced them to S’mores. Continue reading →

Golden Week Picnic

Golden Week–a string of holidays at the beginning of May–ended on Sunday so MICF met at Kibana Park. Sharing high points and low points was a good way to get to know the new members better.   Continue reading →