September-December 2004
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Week 1 |
#959 | "Christian
World News #19" This week's program is the next in our regular series of news reports from around the world, courtesy of the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) in the United States. The first story this week is a report from Los Angeles about a night club that has been converted into a church known as "Mosaic." Their meetings have been challenging everyone to reconsider their concepts of what church should be. Next is a story about how Jews and Christians are building a relational framework for working together. Finally, we bring you a story about how a group of missionaries are using airplanes to carry out worldwide evangelism. |
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Week 2 |
#960 | "Life's
Winning Shot" -- Josh & Haley Olson Last year, golfer Josh Olson won his third "Long Drive Contest" championship during fierce competition in the U.S. Recently, he and his wife visited Japan, using golf as a medium for sharing the Gospel with with Japanese golf enthusiasts. How was it that he began using golf as a tool for evangelism? He and his wife share with us about that he also gives us a demonstration of his amazing playing skills. |
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#961 | This program is no longer available.
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#962 | This program is no longer available.
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Week 1 |
#963 | "Christian
World News #20" This week's program is the next in our regular series of news reports from around the world, courtesy of the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) in the United States. This week, we highlight the story of world-famous tennis champion, Michael Chang. Chang won the French Open in 1989, the same year the Tiananmen Square Massacre occurred in China -- an event that deeply affected him. In this program, Chang shares with us about tennis and about his faith in Jesus Christ. |
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Week 2 |
#964 | "The
Surfers Bible" -- David & Shinkō Levey In July of this year, a book entitled, The Surfers Bible was published. It is, in fact, an edition of the Bible, edited to reach out to people who enjoy water surfing. It was produced by a group called "Christian Surfers, Japan" and our guests today are actively involved with them. We ask the Leveys to share with us about their own faith and about their efforts at evangelism through the medium of surfing. |
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Week 3 |
#965 | "Putting
Off the Old" -- Kazuo
& Taeko Tagami Popular TV commercials for seafood restaurants show delicious shrimp or lobsters leaping up in a fry pan or wok. Today's guests operate just such a restaurant, specializing in lobster cuisine. Kazuo Tagami and his wife operate eight branches of a popular restaurant chain called "Chūnagon." In this program we hear from them about their business, as well as about how they were able to weather a recent life crisis. |
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#966 | "The
American That Loved Japanese Culture" -- Tony
& Kayoko Barerra This week's guests met for the first time 22 years ago at Kansai Foreign Language University, and married in 1989. In order to learn about Japanese culture, Tony began participating in Shōrinji Kempō martial arts classes and had advanced to a fourth-degree black belt level by the time he was 30. He and his whole family's lives were radically changed, however, after he started reading a Bible a colleague gave him at work. In this program, our guests tell us about this turning point in their lives and just what they experienced through it. |
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Week 5 |
#967 | "2002
Spring Holy Land Tour #7: the Holocaust Museum" On the afternoon of this day, we think about the road that the Jewish people have traveled thus far. First, we go through the Holocaust Museum (Yad Vashem) and listen to a talk given by our Israeli guide, Sarah, whose own grandmother is a Holocaust survivor. In the evening, the entire group accepts the invitation of Yossi, our bus driver, and pays a visit to his home. As we shared fellowship with this one Israeli family, it became a special time that the tour members will not soon forget. (Re-broadcast) |
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Week 1 |
#968 | "Christian
World News #21" This week's program is the next in our regular series of news reports from around the world, courtesy of the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) in the United States. This week, we bring you the story of some Christian athletes on the U.S. Greco-Roman wrestling team, one of whom made an appearance at the Athens Olympic games. Also, there's a story about some recent immigrants to Israel from Russia and, finally, we focus on some South Korean Christians who are leading a movement to clean up the environment -- and are pointing people to Christ by doing it. |
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Week 2 |
#969 | "The
Bible Story For the Japanese: Book Two Complete!" --
Katsuyuki Fujii & Kyōko Satō Last year's publication of The Bible Story For the Japanese: the Patriarchs resulted in a huge response from the public. Now the second volume in the series, The People of the Covenant, is complete. In this program, we bring you an interview with project editor Kyōko Satō and the artist who did the book illustrations, Katsuyuki Fujii. We'll talk about the process involved in completing this second volume and offer some highlights from the book. |
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Week 3 |
#970 | "The
Picture Book World of Noah Kawai" -- Noah
Kawai & Shigeru Yanagawa The creative husband-and-wife team of Noah Kawai and Shigeru Yanagawa has produced several popular illustrated children's books over the years. Among their their most recent titles are The Farmer Won't Leave You Behind and Mrs. Cabbage and the Caterpillar. In this program, we show you some of their creative work on display at a show in Tokyo's Machida City and listen as they share about their art and their faith. |
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Week 4 |
#971 | "The
Life of a Music Therapist" -- Yūko
Ishikawa Yūko Ishikawa works as a "music therapist" at the Kashima Hospital in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture. In this program, we show you some video of the kind of work she does as she explains the details and results of her work. She also shares with us about how she moved from a life that lacked any self-confidence, to her present busy life filled with joyful challenges she faces with confidence every day. |
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Week 1 |
#972 | "Christian
World News #22" This week's program is the next in our regular series of news reports from around the world, courtesy of the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) in the United States. First, we bring you two stories about Christian Olympic athletes -- a weightlifter from the U.S. and the South Korean volleyball team. We wrap up the program on a rather serious note with a report about some building contractors in the U.S. who are involved in the pro-life movement and another about some families involved in adoption and foster care of "forgotten" children. |
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#973 | "The
Man Who Takes the Bible Around the World" --
Roald Lidal Born and raised on a small island in Norway, Roald Lidal came to Japan as a missionary 34 years ago and began a small Bible printing operation. Now his organization, New Life League, Japan, has grown to the point where they can send thousands of Bibles in various languages all over the world each year. On this program, Lidal talks with us about his passion for Bible production and gives us some information on the current state of things in the country of China. |
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Week 3 |
#974 | "On
Mission to Send Out the Word" -- W.D.
& Carol Gadsden In the city of Fussa, near Tokyo, there is a church that's overflowing with the energy of Gospel music. New Life Christian Ministries Pastors W.D. and Carol Gadsden use Gospel music, in fact, to loudly proclaim Jesus Christ to the Japanese people. On this week's program, we bring you an interview with this couple who are combining top-class Gospel music performances with a zeal for evangelism. |
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Week 4 |
#975 | "Performance
That Moves People" -- Shigeaki
Hinohara Every year, the International Performance Education Foundation holds its annual convention in the fall. We attended this time and brought our cameras along. In addition to a peek at some of the colorful workshops they offered, we also bring you the main address by the chairman of the board of St. Luke's International Hospital Dr. Shigeaki Hinohara, who was also this year's recipient of the "Best Performer Award." Both fascinating and thought-provoking, this program is guaranteed to pique your interest. |