“Mobilzation is the Key in Discipling” by Matt Barany, April 8th, 2019,
| Title | Presenter | Details | Link | |
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 | Reaching Japanese for Christ Webinar December 11, 2015 | John Mehn, Setsu Shimizu, Dennis Peters | Reports from Dennis Peters, RJC Director and John Mehn, CPI Leadership Team Chair, concerning the latest Japan CPI National Conference, and reports from Setsu Shimizu, JCFN North America Director, concerning the Global Returnees Conference. 12-11-2015 | Link |
 | Japanese Culture and Evangelism | Dr. Eiko Takamizawa | 5 patterns of accepting Christianity 5-10-2016 | Link |
 | Spiritual Formation and Ministry | Dr. Ken Shigematsu | Life-Giving Rhythms 4-12 | Link |
 | Culture Specific Evangelism Principles Which Can Revolutionize Your Mission | Dr. Daniel Kikawa | The importance of culture specific evangelism. Webinar 5-31-2016 | Link |
 | Culture Specific Evangelism for Reaching Japanese | Dr. Daniel Kikawa | How to apply the principles of culture specific evangelism in our ministry for Japanese | Link |
 | The Undeniable Gospel for The Japanese | Kent Sisco | A simple way to share the gospel message with Kanji from the Bible. A Related PPT and Tract | Link |
 | Freedom In Jesus For Japanese Women | Anne Crescini and Minako Wilkinson | A presentation on shame and vulnerability and how these affect the friendships and relationships of Japanese women. Also, how they impact our ministry to women. RJC Webinar Handout- Minako Wilkinson RJC Shame and Vulnerability--Anne Crescini Handout | Link |
| #2 Freedom In Jesus For Japanese Women | Anne Crescini and Minako Wilkinson | Our topic focuses on raising children, which includes the relationships between parent and child (especially the mother) and the part that shame and honor plays in teaching and disciplining kids. RJC Children and Family | Link |
 | Equip Yourself to Prepare Returnees | Setsu Shimizu | In order for us to be able to prepare the returnees before they return to Japan, we need to prepare, equip, and train ourselves so that we can serve them in the best way we can. | Link |
 | The Witness God Left In The Origins Of Chinese Characters | Tim Boyle | The “witness” God appears to have left in the makeup of numerous Chinese characters that were adopted by the Japanese is one touchpoint that can be used to help the Christian message seem more at home to Japanese. | Link |
 | Learning From Our Retired Japan Missionaries | Kropps, Schmidts, Leafs | The lessons shared here will be valuable for people preparing to go to Japan | Link |
 | Using Mentoring To Impact Lives | Mayumi Pohl | In this webniar, you will discover how discipling, particularly mentoring, is key for spiritual growth and revival in Japan. | Link |
 | Five Stations to The Top Of Mt. Fuji (Key Stages in Relational Evangelism | Sylvia Ramquist Nov 30, 2017 | In the story of Jesus’ encounter with Zacchaeus, we can observe 5 stages of relational evangelism that apply to us as we seek more Japanese people becoming Christ followers. | Link |
 | Crossing The Cultural Divide | Anne & Riz Crescini | Every culture has a worldview which determines how people think and interact with the people around them. A worldview is a mental map through which people interpret objective reality. | Link |
 | Breaking The Code For Effecting Evangelism In Japan Through Innovation and Contextualization | Ken Taylor March 1, 2018 | This webinar will explore tried and proven principles for effective evangelism through innovation and contextualization. | Link |
 | Developing Points of Contact for Keeping a Community Together | Jim Tilus July 2, 2018 | During this webinar Jim will take us through the steps of making connections with students and developing points of contact for keeping a community together. | Link |
 | Developing Fruitful Friendships with Japanese | Andy Pearce, August 7, 2018 | Learn how authentic relationships with/among Japanese can lead to softened hearts and deep, transparent friendships. These friendships open the door to the experiencing of the Gospel and its power in both words and action. As lives are transformed and discipleship begins, the desire to serve others in the name of Jesus develops. Practical steps for developing fruitful ministry based on friendship will be discussed. | Link |
 | How to be an Effective Host Family for the Lord | Warren Griffith, 9/ 21/ 2018 | Learn how you can help reach Japanese students for Christ in your area by hosting and befriending them. | Link |
 | The Perfect/Broken Diagram: Setting the Table for the Gospel | Cam Caughlan, 11/6/18 | We live in a culture that increasingly moves away from viewing the gospel as being relevant to the well-being of society. And as the nations come to our streets as our neighbors, the religious notions they bring further dilute the gospel's potency. HOW do we reach our neighbors, co-workers, and family members that are affected by these cultural shifts? There's a powerful discussion tool that establishes the common ground of brokenness with our unbelieving friends, and puts their general worldview side-by-side with the Christian worldview to bridge the understanding gap, and "till the soil" for future productive spiritual discussion. Join this webinar to learn "The Perfect/Broken Diagram", and open the door to fruitful conversations with your neighbors and friends. | Link |
 | Homestay is a High Impact Ministry | Perry Gibson, 10/3/18 | Homestay is a very high impact ministry. We will discuss why that is the case and key components of successful hosting. The recent graduation speech of a young lady who lived with a loving Christian family for a year will illustrate the potential of hosting as ministry. | Link |
 | Discovery Bible Study | Ian Downs, 1/8/19 | Ian Downs will introduce an approach to discipleship that is transforming the way we reach spiritual seekers with the Word of God. Discovery Bible Study is designed to be Simple, Biblical, and Reproducible, so that from the very beginning we are discipling disciple makers. | Link |
 | Equipping Lay Leaders | Bob Drews, 3/4/19 | Anyone working with Japanese Christians who has tried to develop leaders recognizes there are unique cultural challenges. While there are no silver bullet solutions, this seminar will discuss some of the barriers and suggest approaches to lay leadership development among Japanese Christians. | Link |