Just Come for Coffee
Wary of religion and afraid of cults, many Japanese people are reluctant to visit a church. But Young Ah discovered she could easily invite them over for coffee.
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Young Ah, a single missionary serving in Japan, loves coffee and hospitality. So it may not be surprising that when God led her to Japan, she found a way to combine the two. Now she builds relationships with Japanese people by inviting them to her place for coffee.
What about you? How could you use your hobbies or interests for the Great Commission?
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