Japan Alive presentation at a nursing school

Mr. M, who has been speaking at various Cancer centers and hospitals, was asked to give a speech about Japan Alive at a nurse training school. Why was he asked to do this? Last fall, he was diagnosed with cancer and told by the doctor that he would only have another three months to live.  There were tumors all throughout his body (several brain tumors, stomach cancer, lymphatic cancer and others).  But God healed him again and again, and as the tumors began to disappear he started prayer walking with other patients and nurses around the hospital. The patients that went walking with him were healed too! After being asked to speak at a cancer patients’ group, he received the invitation to speak at the nursing school where one of the nurses had graduated.

Using a projector to show pages from the Japan Alive website, he introduced the students to what Japan Alive is all about. After the presentation, students were divided into small groups, where they shared with each other honestly about relationships, sex, life, themselves, and about valuing their lives.

Each student understood the importance of valuing life, their own as well as others, and expressed appreciation for our message about the value of the life of a child even before it is born.

Since then, he has had invitations from other nursing schools. God is providing many connections. Please pray that the students’ eyes will be opened to the truth. Pray for Japan Alive, and also pray for Mr.M.

About our event on August 11th & 12th:

Japan Alive was able to have a booth with the Sano Mania people at a local festival in Sano, Tochigi. We passed out lots of balloons and fliers to children. Thank you to those of you who were praying for us in this. We want more of these kinds of opportunities to raise awareness.

Our latest:

We’ve been getting so many emails through our website from women who have had a previous abortion(s) or who are unexpectedly pregnant.  Please pray that more people in need of help will be able to find us and contact us, and so we can respond to them with wisdom and practical, effective help.

Maco Ogura