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Inside Story: Japan – Ruth’s Story

Sabbath School Net Posted on May 7, 2015 by Sabbath School LessonMay 19, 2015avatar
The Bible Speaks to All People

More Precious Than Money Ruth was born in Ecuador, but moved to Japan with her Japanese- Ecuadorian husband in 2004. While still in Ecuador she visited many churches, but none satisfied the deep spiritual longing of her heart. Then one day she visited a Seventh-day Adventist church and found that the people were kind and … Continue reading –>

Posted in Mission Stories, Missions | Tagged Japan, women in ministry of Jesus | 5 Replies

Inside Story – Japan Helio

Sabbath School Net Posted on April 30, 2015 by Sabbath School LessonApril 8, 2017avatar
People at Prayer – Buddhist

Guided and Transformed My father, a Japanese immigrant to Brazil, was a Buddhist. My mother, who was of Japanese descent, was raised a Roman Catholic. Our home was an interesting mixture of Catholicism with Buddhism. When I was 14, my father died of tuberculosis. He longed to be healed, and perhaps that was why he … Continue reading –>

Posted in Mission Stories, Missions, SSLessons | Tagged Christ the Lord of the Sabbath, Japan | 3 Replies

Inside Story: Nurturing Spiritual Roots

Sabbath School Net Posted on December 26, 2013 by SSNET StaffDecember 28, 2013avatar

Mi Eh Kim was disappointed. She had arrived in Tokyo from China to study, but she couldn’t find a Chinese Adventist congregation and didn’t yet understand enough Japanese to understand people. She was used to worshipping God every Sabbath in China, and she worried about her spiritual life when she couldn’t go. She prayed to … Continue reading –>

Posted in 2013d Daily, 2013d The Sanctuary, Daily, Mission Stories, Missions | Tagged Japan | 2 Replies

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