“Konnichiwa” (Hello)
Above is a picture of Sara-Beth and I in Tokyo, Japan five years ago. Sara-Beth grew up in Japan as a missionary child until she went to college at James Madison University. I grew up in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and also went to JMU, where I met Sara-Beth. For most of Sara-Beth’s life and the last 7 years of my life, God has not only been cultivating our relationship with Him through Christ Jesus, but has also strongly burdened our hearts for the lost among the un-reached nations. I hope to be a pastor in Asia, Lord-willing.
Why Asia?
My heart, increasingly over the past decade, has been drawn to areas of the world where Jesus’s name has never been proclaimed. The “10/40 Window,” which stretches across Asia has many groups of people who have never heard about Christ. Sara-Beth grew up in Asia and also has a heart to see un-reached peoples come to know Him. Together we have prayed, lived, and visited parts of Asia and are committed to praying and, Lord-willing, serving as missionaries in Asia with Mission to the World.
Mission To The World (MTW)
In case you were wondering, Mission To The World (MTW) is the mission-sending agency of the Presbyterian Church in America. Their mission, and ours, is to see the Gospel shared in word and deed throughout the world.
