Aid Groups in Tough Race to Help Japan
More than a half million Japanese have lost or evacuated their homes since a 9.0-magnitude earthquake and a monstrous tsunami struck the island nation on Friday. Nearly 70,000 of the evacuees had fled homes near three nuclear reactors rocked by explosions that sent workers scrambling to prevent dangerous radiation leaks. Authorities warned another 140,000 residents... Continue Reading
Disaster pushes Japanese beyond secular thinking
While most Westerners often are preoccupied with causes of disaster — the questions of why God would allow an earthquake, for example — Eastern traditions like Buddhism and Shinto focus on behavior in reaction to tragedy. It is very important in Japanese life to react in a positive way, to be persistent and to clean... Continue Reading
CRASH Japan takes lead in Evangelical Christian relief efforts throughout the Tsunami affected region.
Samaritans Purse and Churches Helping Churches have joined with many Japan-based evangelical mission teams, including Mission to the World and Presbyterian Mission International, to provide relief throughout the affected area of Japan. As we previously reported on The Aqulia Report, CRASH (an acronym for Christian, Relief, Assistance, Support, & Hope is the disaster relief arm... Continue Reading
Dr. Niel Nielson Stepping Down As President of Covenant College Effective June 30, 2012
Dr. Nielson will be leaving to become president of the newly formed Maclellan Center for Global Christian Education, an initiative of the Maclellan Family Foundations, which has been created to strengthen and advance the Christian education enterprise in the United States and throughout the world. At a meeting of the Covenant College Board of Trustees... Continue Reading
Japan Relief work also being conducted by Reformed Presbyterian Church in America related churches
Lots of important news and details about the entire situation in Japan is contained in the following email which was sent by Pastor Shigeru Takiura (pastor of the Keiyaku RPC near Kobe, Japan) to Dr. Jonathan Watt, Executive Secretary of RP Global Missions, located in Pittsburgh. We will any further posts from the RPC churches... Continue Reading
An Introduction to the Richmond (Virginia) Center for Christian Study
The Richmond Study Center has formally defined their mission to bring gospel transformation to individuals and communities within the greater Richmond area by fostering serious consideration and discussion of a biblical worldview and its bearing on every area of life and culture. PCA Teaching Elder Chris Daniel was ordained by James River Presbytery to serve... Continue Reading
‘Missionary Kid’ Danny Iverson IV, son of MTW Japan Team Leader Dan and Carole Iverson, going ‘home’ to help
Danny Iverson left Japan, where he grew up, to return to the U.S. for college. Afterwards, he moved to New Jersey to work with his grandfather, Bill Iverson – a PEF Evangelist – and helped develop an inner city ministry. He then moved with his wife and children to Orlando where he is attending RTS... Continue Reading
Christians Question Conventional Wisdom on Divorce Stats
Barna’s latest published divorce statistics say one-third of all adults, including “non-evangelical born again Christians,” have ended a marriage. Barna’s statistics are tied to its highly specific—and controversial—definitions of born-again Christians and evangelicals. It’s been proclaimed from pulpits and blogs for years—Christians divorce as much as everyone else in America. But some scholars and family... Continue Reading
Japanese Pastor, Covenant Seminary graduate, working with Presbyterian Mission International missionaries reports from Nagoya, Japan
PCA Missionary Tom Hudson provided the following information to The Aqulia Report this evening (Tuesday, 11:25PM EDST) The following is a report we received this evening from Rev. and Mrs. Koji Easaki. Koji is Japanese and is a graduate of Covenant Theological Seminary. He ministers in the Nagoya area, about 160 miles west of Toyko.... Continue Reading
Call to Prayer for Japan From PCA Mission To The World Coordinator
You have, no doubt, watched the unfolding of the crisis in Japan following the massive earthquake and tsunami. We are grateful that our missionaries and their families are safe, but they are also grieving for this country whose people they love. Our missionaries and the churches with which they are affiliated are making an immediate... Continue Reading
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