( ^.^) (^.^ ) MIJ-001 Moving Into Jesus Series by Joyce Pogacic For more on this please visit www.MovingIntoJesus.com

( ^.^) (^.^ ) MIJ-001 Moving Into Jesus Series by Joyce Pogacic

Khalil is from Egypt. Formally a radical, but now radically changed. Here is his testimony.  Read it and you will soon be so captivated that you won't even notice the language differences.  If you speak Egyptian Arabic then you can watch this too.  As an English speaker it gives you a new perspective in how to watch interesting movies. It was my first time to see this.  It is a free download in WMV format so that others can watch who need it most.  You can find it on arabic sites translated into English if you google "Khalil in Egypt". This one is in the MP4 format but not formatted for the iPod. Soory. Download it and watch it on your computer on a much bigger screen please.  You will need the extra visual realestate. Enjoy!
Khalil's Testimony

Merry Christmas Everyone ! ! ! Christ was born and showed us how to serve others and glorify the Father. This episode is a short Japanese cultural update in how to return those containers with presents in them back to their rightful owners... Not Empty. Remember - O - KA - E - SHI : OKAESHI
おかえし . Be sensitive, server others and glorify the Father. Blessings !

Here is just a few stills put together. Enjoy ( ^.^)(^.^ ) Minoh National Park, Minoh City, Osaka, Japan Across the street from the City Hall is our teaching facility and recording studio. Come and join us! -Harvest Japan

Here is a great bilingual church that is held in the afternoons on Sunday in Hyogo between Osaka and Kobe. Near the new Nishinomia Garden Mall, this church has good worship and young people from all over. For wonderful Christian fellowship between Osaka and Kobe, this place is not to hard to find as you walk out just in front of the Nishinomia station on the Hankyu Line. From Umeda just get on the Kobe bound train on track #9. For more information please visit www.crossroad-web.com or www.crossroad-web.com/en/ The main leaders are Pastor Mark and Fumi Sensei. These are great folks who were a part of KBF (Kobe Bible Fellowship) five years ago and decided to start another church fellowship in Nishinomia. The service here starts at 2:30 PM in Nishinomia and the KBF bilingual services in Kobe start at 10:30 AM with more Chinese members attending and an international service at 4 PM for English speakers. Both places are great churches. If you are in the area and you don't have a home church then get plugged into one of these bilingual churches or if you are in Northern Osaka in the Hokustesu area then check out www.ChristOfAllNations.com. Loads of fun, fellowship, adventure, and spiritual growth for all.

This is a fifty dollar course that you can take in Tokyo, Osaka, or Kyoto. It is only three hours long and the three hundred dollar courses are two day events which are the same thing but just more exposure. Here we learned 15 games teaching English using cards, memory, creativity, and our Japanese. This is for local teachers so if you do not understand Japanese then there is no need to download this podcast. Photos are out of sync but for every click in the audio that is where the next photo should have been placed. No time was spent in editing but if you want to learn more please buy the book "BB CARD-O" ISBN 9784862231598 for about twenty-five dollars in Japan (Japanese Only). Each student must buy their own set of cards which also runs about fifty each. It is an investment well worth the rewards as children eagerly learn how to win fun card games while speaking out in complete sentences and using substitution phrases in the more advanced levels. Players of all ages can enjoy these games and teachers are welcome to alter the games to make them even more creative or challenging. It's estimated that more than one hundred widely varying games can be taught in six days of training or just buy the book (２５００円) to save yourself hundreds of dollars... but the training is still worth every penny!

Thanks Aaron for the great times in Osaka. Hope you come back with some ESL2 experience under your belt... something which you can use one day at one of the churches here in Osaka hopefully. Glad to hear that you are doing well up there. Keep up the good work, encourage your brothers at that small church, make friends, evangelize, and see God do the rest.

Thanks for the input Diane. Blessings to you and your English ministry to the Asians in Southern California, your Bible studies, and mission trips to Israel (and Japan). We'll keep you in our prayers.

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This is Pastor Bobby from the Emergent Church. We are relatively current with the times, always looking to share our purposeful joy and fun Christian fellowship with others. We will make you feel comfortable in our midst so we welcome you to come visit our church. Happy April 1st (^.^)(^.^)

Words of Comfort- by Ray Comfort.

Hell's Best Kept Secret || Ray Comfort || Free Distribution

How Much Can You Be Stretched On the Mission Field? (Even if it were by Balam's Donkey... ) Are you looking forward to getting stretched on a mission trip abroad? Listen up and find out more ( ^.^)(^.^ )

The Great Atheist Debate On Campus || Ray Comfort || Free Distribution

True & False Conversion || Ray Comfort || Free Distribution

NARNIA || Ray Comfort || FREE DISTRIBUTION

Three Minutes to Live || Ray Comfort || Free Distribution

A Testimonty by Ray Comfort

What Hollywood Believes || Ray Comfort || Free Distribution

This is from the movie we all watched at church (Christ of All Nations) in Minoh, Osaka. It is an eternal life confirming movie you can see on the internet if you google JELLYFISH MAN. It is only 25 min to see the movie or here is an audio interview taken in the UK about the same thing. It is great to listen and see both! Enjoy.

Andrew is the Pastor in training at Christ of All Nations, 3-4-17 Onohara-Higashi, Minoh-shi, OSAKA. Short Testimony.

Misha's testimony is translated into Japanese! Check it out - 20MB MP3

Great Mission Story Part 2 || David Hamilton - Faith, Finances, and Giving.  Visit YWAM.org

Great Mission Story Part 1 || David Hamilton - Faith, Finances, and Giving.  Visit www.YWAM.org

By Kieth Green.

By Kieth Green.

WAY OF THE MASTER RADIO discusses Sin vrs. Godly Fear and Salvation || How much can one sin without sinning (way of thinking) verses the POV of fearing the Lord for His eye is always everywhere ||+ 5 minute tag of Militant Evangelism . Free Distribution of Ray Comfort and Way of the Master materials available at: www.wayofthemaster.com, livingwaters.com, and wayofthemasterradio.com

Counting Tips and Tricks in the ELL/ELT/ESL/EFL/ESP classroom.

Countable nouns: Most of the nouns are countable. You can combine them with numbers, e.g one, two or three. Here is an example: one pencil two pencils three pencils etc. Uncountable nouns: These nouns can't be combined with numbers. Here is an example: water If you want to express a quantity, you have to use a special phrase e.g. a glass of water. NOTE: Some nouns can be either countable or uncountable. We recommend to use a good dictionary. Here is an example, too. hair - hairs You've got some hairs on your T-shirt. (There might be 5 or 6 of them.) Your hair looks lovely. (Here you think of the hairstyle.) ----------------------------------------------------- If you are an American or Canadian passport holder, born-again, believe in the trinity, believe in Jesus Christ the redeemer, read the bible daily and obey it,  and have prayed about doing missions abroad then please visit HarvestJapan.com and/or make a comment or request at www.ESLministry.com Thank you for the Harvesters are few but worthy!

Direct download: Fun_Teaching_Countables.m4a Category: MET TRAINING -- posted at: 3:10 AM

Countable nouns: Most of the nouns are countable. You can combine them with numbers, e.g one, two or three. Here is an example: one pencil two pencils three pencils etc. Uncountable nouns: These nouns can't be combined with numbers. Here is an example: water If you want to express a quantity, you have to use a special phrase e.g. a glass of water. NOTE: Some nouns can be either countable or uncountable. We recommend to use a good dictionary. Here is an example, too. hair - hairs You've got some hairs on your T-shirt. (There might be 5 or 6 of them.) Your hair looks lovely. (Here you think of the hairstyle.) ----------------------------------------------------- If you are an American or Canadian passport holder, born-again, believe in the trinity, believe in Jesus Christ the redeemer, read the bible daily and obey it,  and have prayed about doing missions abroad then please visit HarvestJapan.com and/or make a comment or request at www.ESLministry.com Thank you for the Harvesters are few but worthy!

If you are an American or Canadian passport holder, a born-again believer, read your bible daily and have prayed about doing missions abroad then please visit HarvestJapan.com and make a comment or request at www.ESLministry.com

Countable nouns:

Most of the nouns are countable. You can combine them with numbers, e.g one, two or three. Here is an example:

one pencil
two pencils
three pencils
etc.

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Uncountable nouns:

These nouns can't be combined with numbers. Here is an example:

water

If you want to express a quantity, you have to use a special phrase e.g. a glass of water.

NOTE:
Some nouns can be either countable or uncountable. We recommend to use a good dictionary. Here is an example, too. hair - hairs

You've got some hairs on your T-shirt. (There might be 5 or 6 of them.)
Your hair looks lovely. (Here you think of the hairstyle.)

The Christian Podcast from Osaka Japan || Short Intro Please note that you can always visit us at www.osakacast.com www.osakapodcast.com and ESL2.com

Missionary English Teachers...

H-02 Life in OSAKA JAPAN (Episode 2) by Aaron M. and Nikolas K.  For more information about living in Minoh, Osaka as a foreigner then please visit http://www2.city.minoh.osaka.jp/BUNKOKU/KOKUSAI/GUIDEBOOK/contents.html

A little about the Longman Tour, immigrations building no longer at Midomorimachi, chocolate giving day, the student hike, missionaries in the area, and Aarons food of the day.  If there are any North Americans who are mission minided and would like to teach abroad in Japan and become a tentmaking Missionary English Teacher, please visit www.HarvestJapan.com

H-01 Pray And Harvest (First Things First- Episode 1) by Aaron M. and Nikolas K.

“Are You Really a Christian?” by Todd Friel
Delivered at Bethel, Texas.
Download the text to go along with this great sermon by copying and pasting the below link into your browser. MSword document (pc/mac compatible)
http://media.libsyn.com/media/cteij/Sermon_at_Bethel_Texas_by_Todd_Friel.doc

Are you Born Again, read your bible daily, interested in missions, over 20 years old, want to teach English and the Bible overseas, love working with children, a lively energetic individual, can eat anything (even raw fish), and loves people then please email us at  MET [AT] Harvest Japan.com or fill out the form at www.ESLministry.com

This was an event that took place last year but may not have been posted here so this is a re-post of that event if I did not miss posting it in 2008.  The B1 group had a special guest from Redding California.  Also next week, a new couple in that group is getting married. Blessings and Peace Out!

Billy Blanks at Christ of All Nations Church, Osaka, Japan on March 31st, 2009.  Enjoy the clips or come join us in person at 3-4-17 Onohara Higashi, Minoh, Osaka, Japan for a 4:30 PM Sunday Service Potluck Party every month on the last Sunday of each month and it's bilingual .... Japanese and English.  It is at the www.bestMEA.com PINK building and if you are looking for an English teaching job then click on that link.  Actually, we need a lot of hits there so PLEASE, just visit www.bestMEA.com so it can get a higher rank in the search engines even if you are not looking for a real job in Japan. Peace Out! BestMEA.com (DIG IT)

Is Genesis Myth or History? Check it out and/or watch the videos at http://www.answersingenesis.org/media#/video

An interesting listen from Answers in Genesis with Ken Ham.