Japan Initiative

Osaka Project

 

We’re asking God for a gospel movement among the people who live and/or work in the city of Osaka, Japan. Our team in Osaka is coordinating with Japanese churches in the area to start new churches by focusing on disciple making movement strategies, specifically using T&M training (train and multiply), to equip Japanese pastors and believers to share their faith in authentic and organic ways.

About SUPPORT THE Osaka Project
Man praying in Osaka
 

The people & the place

Osaka, located 500 miles southwest of Tokyo, is home to 2.5 million people and the work location of up to 8 million. It is known as an aquapolis, as the city is striped with rivers and much of it is located on land reclaimed from the ocean over the past 4 centuries. The people are very industrious and practical, yet fun-loving. Osaka is an international city, with people coming from all over the globe for business, education and employment. The people of Osaka describe themselves as not being religious, preferring to rely on themselves, rather than on a deity, real or imagined.

 

Stories of Impact


Keihanna Ministries
In 2002 we were tasked with leading a ministry in place of another missionary couple who had to return to the U.S. for medical treatment. ...
Re-connecting with partners
We are currently on Home Assignment with a return to Japan scheduled for August 2025.  It has been a great blessing to reconnect with our pa...
Osaka Project
Thanks to you and our Rengo Kansai District Church members continuing to pray, God has provided just such a place!  In fact, He provided a p...

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Brian Lusky
Japan
Partner with Brian as he leads an initiative among one of the least-reached people groups in the world.
Jeff & Barb Chapman
Kansai area, Japan
Help Jeff and Barb share Jesus with the Japanese, the world's second-largest unreached people group.