AsiaStories

Tokyo Baptist Church continues to meet the needs of those still hurting in Ishinomaki, Japan, following March’s triple disaster.

A Japanese rescue worker struggles with the reality that many people missing after the March 11 earthquake and tsunami will never be found — a trauma from which their families will never recover.

Two last-minute baptisms give an IMB missionary family something to celebrate in the midst of Japan’s disaster and order to relocate.

While Japan’s disaster has sent many people flocking to Shinto shrines and temples, one Christian woman is demonstrating her confidence in God’s provision by taking in displaced people.

Heartbroken for people stuck in the disaster zone, a young Japanese Christian says, “I have no money, but I had no choice but to help. I just prayed, ‘Show me the way, Lord.’”

A veteran IMB missionary in Japan says people who want to help Japan in this crisis can help best by continuing to pray. She says: “You can’t imagine what a comfort that is!”