2025 Statistics

Thank you for your prayers and support in 2025!

Individual sessions, class and workshop participants: January-December 2025

  • Number of individual sessions provided: 65
  • Number of classes held: 5 classes, 40 sessions; number of class participants: 21
  • Workshop: “Training Workshop: ‘Grace - Looking at Yourself Through God's Grace’” 11 participants, “Grief Care - Ministry of Weeping with Those Who Weep” 8 participants, “Celebrate Recovery” 19 participants
  • “Sunflower Alley (Group supporting recovery from spiritual abuse, Japanese)” 8 sessions, average number of participants 7
  • “Heart Sets Free” 8 sessions, average number of participants 3
  • Soul Care Retreat: 2 nights, 3 days, 20-25 participants

Annual Activities

January: Workshop “Grace: Training Workshop on Looking at Oneself Through God's Grace”

February: Visited affiliated churches in Atlanta, visited San Lorenzo Church

April: Visited West Covina Holiness Church, visited San Diego Japanese Christian Church, visited Santa Clara Valley Japanese Christian Church

May: Workshop “Grief Care - Ministry of Weeping with Those Who Weep,” visit to Anchor South Bay Church, visit to Seattle Japanese Presbyterian Church, visit to OC Rise Church

June: Workshop “Celebrate Recovery: Facing Yourself - Christ-Centered 12 Steps”

July - North American Holiness Church Summer Retreat, Lecturer: “Living Healthily”

August - 2024 Couples Workshop “Understanding and Communicating Differences” with Mariko Nishioka

September - Moved to Japan

October - “Atlanta 2025 Soul Care Retreat 2 Nights 3 Days” (Planning only)

November - “Spiritual Care III” Class Begins

Soul Care Fund Users

YearTotalUserClass/Event UsePrivate Session userPastors and missionary familiesMission organization/church leaderOther
2020$1,17954122
2021$69077421
2022$69032112
2023$1,190524212
2024$2,1691458563
2025$1,176614123
Total$7,09440211815159

Details here

Reflection on This Year

The first half of this year involved continuous visits to churches across various regions for support fundraising. In addition to soul care, I delivered messages at churches and welfare facilities 2-3 times a month, making it a very busy period. In summer, at the North American Holiness Church's summer retreat, I had the opportunity to share about our activities with many people under the title “Healthy Faith Life,” serving as a culmination of our work in America. I concluded my life in America and returned to Japan in September. The pace slowed down due to moving. Starting in November, I began a new class, “Spiritual Care III.” I continue working to fully launch activities in Japan.

2026 Initiatives

  • Increase activities and in-person events in Japan. The goal is 3-4 half-day retreats per year.
  • Participate in networking events in Japan with a booth.
  • Build cooperative relationships with individuals and organizations interested in pastoral care and mental health.
  • Enhance outreach capabilities, such as video content.
  • Develop and support team members and collaborators.