http://www.outreachjapan.org/uncategorized/merry-christmas Japan's Cities, Towns & Villages Sat, 10 Apr 2010 11:47:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.outreachjapan.org/uncategorized/merry-christmas/comment-page-1#comment-20 Gil and Kiyoko Stadley Sun, 30 Dec 2007 05:47:03 +0000 http://www.outreachjapan.org/uncategorized/merry-christmas#comment-20 We are praying that the Lord of the Harvest will send more workers to Japan. We are also praying that more and more Christians will take part in short-term missions and that when they come to Japan they will gain an even greater understanding of what it means to be lost. We especially pray for more missionaries to Okinawa, the home of my wife Kiyoko. After spending many years there in the military and making numerous trips back to Okinawa, we still find the great spiritual need there. My wife's family has nothing against Christians but simply do not feel the need for a Savior who offers them a relationship. We have been praying over 30 years for our Okinawan relatives and have yet to see one come to Christ which is a great burden on our hearts. We thank all of you for what you are doing to reach the lost of Japan. Gil and Kiyoko Stadley, Paynesville, Minnesota. We are praying that the Lord of the Harvest will send more workers to Japan. We are also praying that more and more Christians will take part in short-term missions and that when they come to Japan they will gain an even greater understanding of what it means to be lost. We especially pray for more missionaries to Okinawa, the home of my wife Kiyoko. After spending many years there in the military and making numerous trips back to Okinawa, we still find the great spiritual need there. My wife’s family has nothing against Christians but simply do not feel the need for a Savior who offers them a relationship. We have been praying over 30 years for our Okinawan relatives and have yet to see one come to Christ which is a great burden on our hearts. We thank all of you for what you are doing to reach the lost of Japan. Gil and Kiyoko Stadley, Paynesville, Minnesota.

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