Support Daniel Varzari's Mission to Japan

Hello, I am Daniel Varzari. I am once again going with SMBS to Japan to the same church in Asahikawa. I was profoundly touched by the love and glory of Christ being made known through their effort at Asahikawa Church of the Nazarene. I have made great friends with Pastor Tomo Sensei and don't want to make this mission trip a one-time occurrence. Japan is a nation whose soil must be toiled upon. With much prayer, fasting, and learning, I am once again going to Japan to expand the mission of making Christ known to the nations.

Last time I was there, I became seriously aware of their financial struggle. The pastor is a full-time pastor with 7 children, and many of the school teachers struggle to make ends meet. Last year, they could no longer support the VISA for their English teacher, and many teachers are stretched far too thin. Knowing this, I want to provide as much relief as I can to this church. 100% of the money you donate goes straight to the church funds. This will also aid the church in their outreach to the community to win the hearts and souls of the Asahikawa people to Jesus. And considering the joy and love for Christ in this church, they will multiply.

A little more on Japan:

Japan is a nation held captive by cynicism and atheism; it is considered a "missionary graveyard." However, we believe that the living word of God will convict and draw lost souls to His love. God will prevail, even over the dismal state of Christianity in Japan:

98% of the population of Japan is considered unreached by the Gospel.

20,268 Japanese committed suicide last year.

80% will likely live their entire lives without having the gospel preached to them.

But there is hope for the children of Japan. Besides evangelism, a large portion of our ministry is supporting the local youth, discipling them, and exposing them to outreach. In Christ, theirs will be a lasting hope into the future; the grip of suicide and worldly deceits will be lost.