２０２２年スケジュールとスピーカー
下のカテゴリーを選択してください。
| １１月８日（火） | ||
| リーダーシップサミット受付開始 | １３：００ | ホテル正面玄関 |
| キッズプログラム登録・スタート | １３：００ー１７：１５ | ホテルノースウィング（１階） |
| リーダーシップサミット | １４：００ー１７：００ | |
| 夕食ビュッフェ | １７：３０ー１９：００ | レストランビュッフェテラス |
| キッズプログラム | １９：１５ー２１：１５ | ホテルノースウィング（１階） |
| リーダーシップサミット | １９：３０ー２１：００ |
| １１月９日（水） | ||
| 朝食ビュッフェ | ７：００ー８：３０ | レストランビュッフェテラス |
| キッズプログラム | ８：４５ー１１：４５ | ホテルノースウィング（１階） |
| リーダーシップサミット | ９：００ー１１：３０ | |
| 昼食 | １２：００ー１３：３０ | レストランビュッフェテラス |
| １１月９日（水） | ||
| 全国カンファレンス受付開始 | １２：００ | 全国カンファレンス |
| キッズプログラム登録・スタート | １３：００ー１７：１５ | ホテルノースウイング（１階） |
| オープニングセッション | １４：００ー１５：００ | |
| ネットワークセッション（１） | １５：３０ー１７：００ | |
| 夕食ビュッフェ | １７：３０ー１９：００ | 名前タグで指定された場所 |
| キッズプログラム | １９：１５ー２１：１５ | ホテルノースウイング（１階） |
| ブレイクアウトセッション（１） |
１９：３０ー２１：３０ |
| １１月１０日（木） |
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| 朝食ビュッフェ | ７：００ー８：３０ | レストランビュッフェテラス |
| キッズプログラム | ８：４５ー１２：００（１２：４５まで） | ホテルノースウイング（１階） |
| メインセッション（2） |
９：００ー１０：３０ | |
| ブレイクアウトセッション（２） | １１：００ー１２：３０ | |
| 昼食 | １２：００ー１３：３０ | メインセッションホールでお弁当を受け取り |
| キッズプログラム | １４：００ー１７：１５ | ホテルノースウイング（１階） |
| ネットワークセッション（2） |
１５：３０ー１７：００ | |
| 夕食ビュッフェ | １７：３０ー１９：００ | ホテルノースウイング（１階） |
| キッズプログラム | １９：１５ー２１：１５ | |
| メインセッション（３） | １９：３０ー２１：００ |
| １１月１１日（金） |
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| 朝食ビュッフェ | ７：００ー８：３０ | レストランビュッフェテラス |
| キッズプログラム | ８：４５ー１２：１５ | ホテルノースウイング（１階） |
| クロージングセッション | ９：３０ー１２：００ |
Parents –Please note that the children’s schedule continues during “free time” for adults, hopefully allowing you some extra time of rest or fellowship.
Please pick up your children promptly for meals and after the final sessions so that child care workers can take their meals / break. Thank You!
 | Tomoko Steinbach Tomoko has an MA in Christian Counseling with 15+ years of cross-cultural experience and 10+ years supporting internationals as they adjust to a new culture. Her current focus is helping individuals understand themselves in their struggle with depression, trauma, relational issues She is fluent in both English and Japanese and currently works as a Christian counselor in the Chiba / Tokyo area. |
 | Yuko Muhling M.A in Behavior Therapy, M.A in Christian counseling. Licensed Mental Health counselor in FL (since 2004). Has worked with delinquent teenagers and with adults facing depression, anxiety, trauma, and grief issues. Worked with married couples having marriage issues. Fluent in English and Japanese. Currently serving with her husband, Kent, in Sendai as church planting missionaries. |
 | Jacquie Willson (Educational Consultant) Jacquie grew up in Japan as the daughter of missionaries. Her schooling experiences include time in Japanese preschool, international schools, public school in Canada, and an extended time doing homeschooling in Japan. She raised three daughters in Japan with her husband, Stephen. Jacquie is an educator and has been an elementary classroom teacher, a school principal and most recently the Director of School Support Services at Christian Academy in Japan and her responsibilities include educational consulting services for homeschooling families. |
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This time, the main speaker will lead a new organization, the 10/40 Window, to help leaders grow their church-pioneering work in closed countries . The speaker’s name is hidden in consideration of the speaker’s travel and the safety of the partner . He is passionate about the gospel renewing life, increasing disciples, cultivating churches, and influencing the world’s largest cities. It is his great pleasure to empower local leaders and accelerate the movement in their respective cities . His past ministry experience includes working as a volunteer catalyst in a private country at Redeemer City to City in 2009. He moved to full-time staff in 2015 and has held multiple roles , including Senior Director of Global Strategy and Deputy Leader of Leadership Development . He has contributed significantly to the creation of the new holistic church development training . Prior to working at CTC, he pioneered churches in downtown two cities in North America. He also had college ministry at three universities in the United States. He now lives in his hometown with his wife. They have college and high school kids. Their common hobbies are art, traveling to countries around the world, and college basketball. |
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Seima Aoyagi Born in Chiba prefecture. He is Rev. Grace Harbor Church. He was rescued by a Hi-BA rally invited by his friend when he was in the second year of high school, and he was baptized at the Presbyterian Church in Japan, Chiba Midoridai Church. After graduating from Sophia University, he worked as a college student for seven years at the invitation of a missionary. After earning a Master of Divinity (M.Div) from the Covenant Theological Seminar in St. Louis, Missouri, he was a church pioneer intern at the Presbyterian Church in Harbor in San Diego. He will be laid on of hands at the Presbyterian Church in the United States (PCA) in 2009. He returned to Japan in 2011 and started pioneering missions in Toyosu, Koto-ku in 2012. April 2015 He started Grace Harbor Church. He lives in Tsukishima. He is a father of four children. His hobbies are camping, surfing and walking around town. |
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Seitaro Sakaguchi A pastor of Toyosu Community Church, who lives in Toyosu with Emma (wife) and four children . He is a member of the CPI leadership team. |
基本理念 (1): １１月９日 （水）午後７時３０分−午後９時
| Gospel in Life & Ministry (Part 1 of 2) | Convention Hall MA | Seima Aoyagi | Japanese |
| Gospel in Life & Ministry (Part 1 of 2) | Convention Hall MB | Jeremy Sink | English |
| Leadership | Convention Hall SA | Japanese | |
| Practical Issues of Church Planting (1) | Convention Hall SB | English | |
| Sharing the Gospel Where You’re Called | Conference Center A | Japanese | |
| Evangelism (1) | Conference Center C | Name Withheld (CPI Main Speaker) | English |
| Session 7 | |||
| Session 8 |
基本理念 (2): １１月１０日（木）午前１１時ー午後１２時３０分
| Gospel in Life & Ministry (Part 2 of 2) | Convention Hall MA | Seima Aoyagi | Japanese |
| Gospel in Life & Ministry (Part 2 of 2) | Convention Hall MB | Jeremy Sink | English |
| Leadership | Convention Hall SA | English | |
| Practical Issues of Church Planting (2) | Convention Hall SB | ||
| Reaching the Next Generation for Christ | Conference Center C | English | |
| Session 6 | |||
| Session 7 | |||
| Session 8 |
Gospel in Life & Ministry (Two part session, Japanese)
This is an introduction to Serge’s Sonship curriculum (also presented at CPI’s Grace Week seminars that are held during the year). The curriculum is based on the conviction that we can’t take the message of the gospel to others without continually applying it to our own hearts. We will spend the week soaking our hearts in the life-changing Gospel message and considering practical ways of living it out. Bring your whole ministry team to help develop a Gospel-centered culture for your team. Please join us!
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Trainer: Seima Aoyagi Seima serves as lead pastor of Grace Harbor Church in Toyosu. After serving in student evangelism for seven years in Chiba where he was born and raised, Seima moved to the USA where he interned at a church in San Diego after graduating from Covenant Theological Seminary with a Masters in Divinity. The family returned to Japan in 2011 where he served as the Director of the Disaster Relief Support Ministry for the Grace City Church for one year before beginning to be involved in church-planting. He currently lives in Toyosu with his wife and has four children. |
Gospel in Life & Ministry (Two part session, English)
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Trainer: Jeremy Sink Jeremy and his wife Gina serve with Serge Global and have lived in Nagoya since 2012. They have first hand-experience in direct church planting in the US and Japan and now lead a new team that embraces a facilitative model of church planting. Their goal is to see Japanese leaders and their wives being vibrant and successful in their missional efforts, leading to the planting of grace-centered, reproducing churches all over Japan. |
Discipleship (Session A in English, Session B in Japanese)
What is a disciple? How do we make disciples? How do we help disciples mature in Christ? This class will survey the Biblical perspective of discipleship (making disciples and helping disciples mature), consider the context of urban Japan, and take an optimistic look at the resources available to accomplish this mission.
Sharing the Gospel Where You’re Called (Japanese)
As a church planter we’re called to share the gospel. However at times we are lost to what this really looks like in our ministry. To whom and where do we share the gospel? Let’s consider together what it looks like to evangelize in our community. Topics will include “side door” evangelism, discipleship, making relationships, small groups.
Leadership (English)
Whether you are a lead church planter, a church member, a homemaker, or a student, we all have a sphere of influence. This session will help you implement Christ-centered leadership principles and habits to help you grow in whatever leadership responsibilities God has given you.
Breakout session (1): November 9 (WEDNESDAY) 7:30 P.M.-9 P.M.
| Gospel in Life & Ministry (Part 1 of 2) | Convention Hall MA | Seima Aoyagi | Japanese |
| Gospel in Life & Ministry (Part 1 of 2) | Convention Hall MB | Jeremy Sink | English |
| Leadership | Convention Hall SA | Japanese | |
| Practical Issues of Church Planting (1) | Convention Hall SB | Jay Greer | Bilingual |
| Parakaleo | Conference Center A | Utako Grately | English |
| Discipleship (1) | Conference Center C | Name Withheld (CPI Main Speaker) | English |
| Reaching Next Generation for Christ | Brooks Cain | Bilingual | |
Breakout session (2): November 10 (Thursday) 11:00 A.M. – 12:30 p.m.
| Gospel in Life & Ministry (Part 2 of 2) | Convention Hall MA | Seima Aoyagi | Japanese |
| Gospel in Life & Ministry (Part 2 of 2) | Convention Hall MB | Jeremy Sink | English |
| Leadership | Convention Hall SA | English | |
| Practical Issues of Church Planting (2) | Convention Hall SB | Jay Greer | Bilingual |
| Discipleship (2) | Conference Center C | Name Withheld (CPI Main Speaker) | English |
| Gospel Self-Care | Chie Burns | Japanese | |
| Robert Greene | English | ||
Gospel in Life & Ministry (Two part session, Japanese)
This is an introduction to Serge’s Sonship curriculum (also presented at CPI’s Grace Week seminars that are held during the year). The curriculum is based on the conviction that we can’t take the message of the gospel to others without continually applying it to our own hearts. We will spend the week soaking our hearts in the life-changing Gospel message and considering practical ways of living it out. Bring your whole ministry team to help develop a Gospel-centered culture for your team. Please join us!
| Trainer: Seima Aoyagi Seima serves as lead pastor of Grace Harbor Church in Toyosu. After serving in student evangelism for seven years in Chiba where he was born and raised, Seima moved to the USA where he interned at a church in San Diego after graduating from Covenant Theological Seminary with a Masters in Divinity. The family returned to Japan in 2011 where he served as the Director of the Disaster Relief Support Ministry for the Grace City Church for one year before beginning to be involved in church-planting. He currently lives in Toyosu with his wife and has four children. |
Gospel in Life & Ministry (Two part session, English)
| Trainer: Jeremy Sink Jeremy and his wife Gina serve with Serge Global and have lived in Nagoya since 2012. They have first hand-experience in direct church planting in the US and Japan and now lead a new team that embraces a facilitative model of church planting. Their goal is to see Japanese leaders and their wives being vibrant and successful in their missional efforts, leading to the planting of grace-centered, reproducing churches all over Japan. |
Discipleship (Session A in English, Session B in Japanese)
What is a disciple? How do we make disciples? How do we help disciples mature in Christ? This class will survey the Biblical perspective of discipleship (making disciples and helping disciples mature), consider the context of urban Japan, and take an optimistic look at the resources available to accomplish this mission.
Sharing the Gospel Where You’re Called (Japanese)
As a church planter we’re called to share the gospel. However at times we are lost to what this really looks like in our ministry. To whom and where do we share the gospel? Let’s consider together what it looks like to evangelize in our community. Topics will include “side door” evangelism, discipleship, making relationships, small groups.
Leadership (English)
Whether you are a lead church planter, a church member, a homemaker, or a student, we all have a sphere of influence. This session will help you implement Christ-centered leadership principles and habits to help you grow in whatever leadership responsibilities God has given you.