I, personally, am not such a musical person. I like to sing and play my clarinet. My rhythm is not always on. But, I love to listen and participate in music! I am thankful for all of the places God has allowed me to participate in worshipping Him through music.
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| Piano Seminar Concert Fall 2011 |
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| Men of Excellence at Spiritual Night |
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| Mom and Yuri lead music at Komyo Church |
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| Amber and Yuri lead music at Komyo Church |
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| Q and McKee + Aichan at Live Gospel Cafe |
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| Choir practicing at Sendai Franklin Graham Festival |
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| Harmonica music at Miyoko's church |
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| Band at Seikai |
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| Yamauchi Mama sings with Kaori san at Ladies' Lunch |
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| VOV at Live Gospel Cafe |
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| Singing down by the riverside! Hitomi's baptism |
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| Coco shares at Ladies Lunch and Talk at Komyo Church |
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| AGC with Elisabeth and Flat Stanley |
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| AGC concert Fall 2012 |
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| Singing at Living Church |
2 comments:
Love this! and it made me think of a question that will most likely reveal my utter ignorance in foreign missions, but do other cultures have their own praise songs/hymns or do they translate american songs into other languages? Really enjoyed seeing flat stanley! I think we will have to send a flat stanley of our own on a journey with JP...we should have thought of that when he was at BAsic Training as he's been in 3 states since May for training and is now back in Georgia.
Keep up the God work.
Lori, yes! There are many songs translated from other languages into Japanese as well as songs written in Japanese. Recently, I was so excited to buy a CD of praise songs originally written in Japanese and now translated into English!
Definitely send Flat Stanley with JP! :)
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