With a population of less than 2% Christians, Japan is considered one of the least reached people groups, according to the Joshua Project. We are doing our part to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with the people of Japan through entertainment. In particular, we are creating a mobile website with animated stories and other tools to guide them towards a relationship with Jesus; we’re calling it our Mobile Site Initiative.
We have 3 goals through this project:
- Promote the idea that it is okay to be both Japanese and Christian
- Present the Gospel clearly and give an opportunity for response
- Direct people to discipleship
You can be part of this project too, through prayer, financial support via tax-deductible donations, and by volunteering your talents! Check out our partner page to see what you can do to share the life-giving message of Christ with the people of Japan.
Latest News:
april 26, 2010
Artwork for our first Production
Dear Friends of Let's Love Japan, we want to share this piece of art created for our first story by one of our talented artists. The story is set in Tokyo at Christmas, and this picture is of our three heroines. Let us know what you think of it on our facebook page.
april 19, 2010
LLJ Stickers and Buttons!
You may have noticed that we've added stickers and buttons that say "Let's Love Japan" on them to our "shop" page. Please consider buying a set of these as a way of supporting our organization's goals, both by spreading the word about our organization, and financially. We estimate that with each set purchased, we'll be able to hand out 85 more flyers. That means 85 more Japanese people will get a chance to hear the Gospel for the first time! Not to mention the buttons are fashionable, and the stickers are cool!
april 06, 2010
A few good books
If you get the chance to check out these books it will be worth your time. Use the Title links provided to buy them from Amazon and 4% of the purchase will help support our cause.
Paul - Tarsus to Redemption vol. 1
This english language manga has amazing artwork (by Sean Lam) and story (by Matthew Salisbury). It's part of a series of manga being published by ATIQTUQ that focuses on the great saints of the past. A real page-turner.
Understanding Japan Through the Eyes of Christian Faith
This book is by Dr. Samuel Lee. He takes a look at the history and contemporary culture of Japan and analyzes it from a Christian perspective. Samuel Lee is in strong agreement with Uchimura Kanzo's views on Japanese Christianity. The book is quite eye opening and touches on some things that others over-looked. Lee recently completed another book, Rediscovering Japan, Reintroducing Christendom.
Happy reading!
march 25, 2010
Internet Evangelism Day
Internet Evangelism Day is an annual focus day for churches. This year, it is scheduled for Sunday April 25. It's an opportunity for any church to explore with its members the exciting opportunities for sharing the good news online. Ready-made free downloads – PowerPoint slides, video clips, handouts, drama scripts and music can be easily built into a presentation in five minutes or so.
Internet Evangelism Day is an initiative of the Internet Evangelism Coalition, based at the Billy Graham Center, Wheaton. It is supported by a wide range of Christian leaders and groups.
Consider taking a part in the annual event this year.
More information: http://www.InternetEvangelismDay.com
february 22, 2010
Thank you RJC!
The conference in Seattle was a wonderful experience. So many people love Japan in the Northwest! All of the guests were inspiring and encouraging. The exchange of ideas and openness to partnership will go a long way to sharing the Good News with the Japanese. Thank you to Don Wright and the RJC Network for organizing the event.
