City Facts:
Population: 1,085,235
Metro Area: Sendai, 2.2 million
Sendai, the de facto capital of the Tohoku region in northeast Japan, is now known worldwide for the massive earthquake and tsunami which struck the city in March 2011. The 9.0 magnitude earthquake and resulting 24-foot waves killed or injured three thousand in the city and reduced tens of thousands of buildings to rubble. Yet in typical Japanese fashion, Sendai’s economy has recovered to pre-disaster levels, and as before its college student population per capita is among the highest in Japan.
Mustard Seed Christian Church - Sendai
Planted April 2021
Mustard Seed Christian Church - Sendai gathered together for the first time on Easter Sunday, celebrating and proclaiming our risen savior, Jesus Christ. They continue to meet every Sunday at a rented dance studio in the middle of the city. New relationships are being formed and connections throughout the city are being made to expand God’s kingdom throughout Japan. Pray for this church plant to proclaim the gospel and make disciples in Sendai and Tohoku.
Church Planters
Ethan and Audrey Greer
Reo and Naomi Yoshida
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