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November 12 (Tuesday)
Time | Info |
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1:00pm | Registration |
2:00pm – 5:00pm | Prayer & Networking |
5:30pm – 7:00pm | Dinner Buffet |
7:30pm – 9:00pm | Prayer & Networking |
November 13 (Wednesday)
Time | Info |
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7:00am – 8:30am | Breakfast Buffet |
9:00am – 11:30am | Prayer & Networking |
12:00pm – 1:30pm | Lunch (Pre-conference participants only) |
November 13 (Wednesday)
4:00pm – 5:00pmNetworking Session 1
Time | Info |
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12:00pm | Registration |
2:00pm – 3:30pm | Opening Session 1 |
5:30pm – 7:00pm | Dinner Buffet |
7:30pm – 9:00pm | Breakout Session 1 |
November 14 (Thursday)
Time | Info |
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7:00am – 8:30am | Breakfast Buffet |
9:00am – 10:30am | Main Session 2 |
11:00am – 12:30pm | Breakout Session 2 |
12:00pm – 1:30pm | Lunch |
4:00pm – 5:00pm | Networking Session 2 |
5:30pm – 7:00pm | Dinner Buffet |
7:30pm – 9:00am | Main Session 3 |
November 15 (Friday)
Time | Info |
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7:00am – 8:30am | Breakfast Buffet |
10:00am – 12:00am | Closing Session 4 |
Breakout Session 1
11/13 7:30pm – 9:00pm (1.5hr) | Trainers | Language |
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Gospel Life Part 1 | Seima Aoyagi and Jeremy Sink | JP/EN |
Reaching the Next Generation | Brooks Cain and Evan Easom | EN |
Evan Easom: Evan is a British Texan who has been in Japan for 7 years reaching out to young people through hi-b.a. ministry, coaching volleyball, board games, spikeball, cooking and baking, and camps/conferences. These are a few of his favorite things, to quote a musical, another one of his favorite things. Brooks Cain: Since graduating from Seminary and joining MTW in 2011, Brooks Cain and his wife Riva have been living and working in Nagoya. There Brooks leads the NEXT team whose mission is to “serve the church in reaching the next generation.” The Cains have spent the past 11 years teaching youth ministry courses, caring for missionary kids, and reaching Japanese teenagers through a city-wide youth ministry called Connect. Their deepest desire is to help young people know God, grow in their relationship with Him and His people, and go out as agents of his grace in kingdom living. The Cains are also raising 4 children of their own (ages 10-2) and are keenly aware of their need for grace in this and every area of their lives. |
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Leadership Faith & Work | Richard McLaughlin | EN |
Contextualization in Japan | Ryuta Kimura | JP |
Ryuta Kimura: Evan is a British Texan who has been in Japan for Ryuta Kimura worked as a pastor and leader in England, Switzerland and Japan for more than 20 years, planted Double O Cross Church 10 years ago, also serves as a City to City training director. Ryuta is married to Patrizia from Switzerland, and has two daughters. |
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Gospel Missional Family | Dan Iverson | EN |
Church Planting: Why? What? How? | Jay Greer | EN |
Jay Greer : Jay Greer and his wife Caitlin have lived and worked in Japan with Mustard Seed Network since 2008. They have been a part of church planting teams in Nagoya, Osaka, and Tokyo. They live in Tokyo with their four kids and a very manly, ferocious toy poodle. Session Description: The church is central to God’s mission to reach the world. All local churches started as church plants. Let’s talk about God’s design for the church and how we can join in God’s global mission through the church. |
Breakout Session 2
11/14 11:00am – 12:30pm (1.5hr) | Trainers | Language | |
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Gospel Life Part 2 | Seima Aoyagi and Jeremy Sink | JP/EN | |
Discipleship | Dan Iverson | EN | |
Evangelism – Evangelizing As A Church/Evangelisic Community | Kevin West | EN | |
Kevin West: Evan is a British Texan who has been in Japan for Ryuta Kimura worked as a pastor and leader in England, Switzerland and Japan for more than 20 years, planted Double O Cross Church 10 years ago, also serves as a City to City training director. Ryuta is married to Patrizia from Switzerland, and has two daughters. Session Description: The greatest evangelist is not an individual, but the whole church! This session will explore ways churches in Japan can strategize and mobilize to reach our communities and nation with the gospel. |
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Gospel-Centered Worship | Seita Sakaguchi | JP | |
Session Description: Why do we gather as the church and sing together? The participants in this session will discuss how the gospel shapes our corporate worship that is aimed at our encounter with God and our transformation. Some gospel-centered resources will be shared. |
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Making Your Marriage A Testament To God’s Love | Tim & Chie Burns | EN | |
Tim Burns: Tim grew up in seattle, moved to Japan in 2013 and currently is a church planter in Nagoya at Logos Community Church. Chie Burns: Chie was born in Japan, went to college in the USA and later graduated with B.A. in Biblical Counseling. A mother of 3 children, Mitsuki, Emi, Mei. She is an ACBC certified counselor. |
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Discipleship | Noguchi Yoshito | JP | |
Leading A Ministry Team | Jay Greer | EN | |
Session Description: Our teams are some of the greatest blessings God has given to us for ministry. How do we care for them and help our teams all reach our purpose of making disciples in Japan? Let’s discuss how to build, develop, and lead your ministry team for gospel effectiveness. |
Networking Session 1
11/13 4:00pm – 5:00pm (1hr) | Facilitator |
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Networking Session 2
11/14 4:00pm – 5:00pm (1hr) | Facilitator | ||
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![]() Junko TakahashiLicensed psychologist, School psychologist, Clinical developmental psychologist, Traveling special needs education counseling psychologist Junko Takahashi is a Japanese licensed psychologist and certified as a school psychologist and clinical developmental psychologist in Japan. She has worked as a preschool/kindergarten teacher, Japanese language teacher and a guidance counselor at Christian Academy in Japan (CAJ) and two church schools over the course of her career. Currently, she works as a traveling special needs education counseling psychologist at public elementary and junior high schools in Tokyo. She is able to consult in Japanese and English and her aim is to encourage and support whole child development. |
Jayne is an ASHA certified Speech Language Pathologist and has been working with pediatric clients since 1996.
She has extensive knowledge of the US public school special education system and has consulted with multiple schools in Japan regarding support for students with learning difficulties, multiple language learning, and neurodivergent needs. Jayne has worked with students and parents with a variety of needs/diagnosis (i.e. speech/language delays, motor speech disorders, genetic disorders, autism and social skills).
Jayne’s hope is to support students and families in her community, who struggle with communication, to empower and encourage them to be effective communicators and find their voice.
Jacquie Willson is the director and educational consultant for Parallel Educational Services at Christian Academy in Japan. She came to Japan as a second generation missionary with her husband and raised three daughters. She has her Master’s in Educational Leadership and many years of experience as an elementary school principal. Her passion is to come alongside families and offer encouragement, recommendations and resources to support their educational goals for their children.