THE DAY
. . . WILL COME
New Album: Bokuwa Nannotame
Click on the picture to listen to the songs and read the lyrics.
Plan for Grassroots Evangelism
For many years we have had a dream to cover the whole nation of Japan at grassroots level, traveling by road from town to town, visiting those villages in the countryside where it is possible, even likely, the people have never heard the gospel of Christ.
Up until now, we have been traveling by train primarily between cities where there are established churches, but now we feel it is the Lord's time to prepare for this work of covering the gaps. The Lord has already provided, through ministry friends, more than half of the cost of a camping vehicle to be fitted out for Japan travel. It will include, besides living space, equipment for imprompu outreach concerts. It is our intention, Martha's and mine, if the Lord wills, to cover a circuitous route throughout the nation ten times in the next twenty years.
Noboru Morishige
Update September, 2005: We have acquired a camping vehicle. We have been fixing it up; I took it to the Mt. Fuji area for outreach at bluegrass festivals. More news soon....
About the Ministry
The Day is a ministry of connection—connecting with believer and non-believer alike through evangelistic concerts: in churches, hired halls, homes, music clubs, even on the street. It's a ministry of connection, of personal contact with people: in public squares and city parks, in stations and on trains, in churches and shopping malls. It's a ministry of connection with friends and friends of friends: with someone's sister who is trying to walk the Christian walk with a non-Christian husband, with someone's brother-in-law who has run the family business into the ground and is planning suicide.
The Day is a ministry to people who are looking for connection, daring to hope for a reason to break out of their disconnected, Christless lives. More about The Day and Noboru Morishige.For Noboru's latest news see Noboru's New Weblog. He will be posting news and comments there, mostly in Japanese, some in English.
To contact Noboru please use the contact form below:You might also be interested to know:
- Contact Form （コメント＆質問）—for your questions and comments.
- Concert tours are made possible by the financial support and partnering of many Christian churches and groups in Japan and elsewhere.
- Admission to concerts and outreaches is always free and without charge to the public.
- Interested individuals can order CDs to use as resource for Japanese speaking friends and neighbors. Sales of these resources are not tax-deductible but they do help support the free distribution to seekers at Noboru's concerts.
New in 2005:
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Photo Album: Summer Travels
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Yakusokuno tabiji
All the Other Songs
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