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 English program below

DAY 1 5月22日(金)

19:00〜22:00 第1部 MAIN SESSION 1

オープニング

挨拶       森 章

マコト・フジムラよりご挨拶(ビデオ)

MAGNIFY TOKYO

十字架行進

トーク      アーサー・ホーランド

休憩

A LIFE TRANSFORMED(映像)

二十五弦箏    手塚 千絵子

イエスと歩む七十二候

アメリカで救われ「日本を脱ぎ捨て、キリストを身にまとえ」と教えられてきた10年間を乗り越え、その後15年間の試練と希望の季節を経て、日本人クリスチャンとしてキリストの恵みのリズムを見出した旅路を話します。

トーク      内田 あやか

天の御国は今、ここに

トーク      ロジャー・W・ラウザー

小グループ・ディスカッション

MAGNIFY TOKYO

おしらせ

DAY 2 5月23日(土)

09:30〜12:30 第2部 MAIN SESSION 2

オープニング

挨拶       森 章

IZIBONGO

ブラックゴスペル

ブラックゴスペルを通して神様を信じることになった体験談

トーク      大舘 晴明

REFLECTION

トーク      三浦 寿夫

休憩

恵みの味(映像)

賛美歌の力

礼拝の歌には、聖書の真理を私たちの心に深く刻む力があります。これは、神が歌を用いて、一人の人をご自身のもとへと導かれた証しです。

トーク      坂口 誠太

日本における真正なキリスト教信仰の探求:西洋的キリスト教の日本化を超えて

トーク      藤原 淳賀

休憩

迷った子羊(映像)

小グループ・ディスカッション

IZIBONGO

お知らせ

14:00〜17:00 TEA TALKS(英語)

For our international guests! Each presenter will have 5-10 minutes to perform or share about their ministry.

Peter Bakelaar — GALLERY NANI

Art invites questions and plays a unique role in cultural dialog and communication. NANI (Nagoya Arts Network International), which means 'what' in Japanese, recognizes the strategic role of the arts in fostering creativity and imagination to engage and connect with others.

Anne Esteban — IDENTITY, CULTURE, AND ART IN THE PHILIPPINES

Chris Pousseur — SHALOM HOUSE: ARTS & COMMUNITY CENTER

We are community: creating a safe place for people to call home. We provide a place for people to come and express their uniqueness and creativity to engage with community through classes focused on the arts and learning, and we offer a place for ministry staff, pastors, and Christians from any background to experience God's love through spiritual formation practices

Gypsi Town — PRAISE CARDS

Many of us have stronger “thanksgiving” muscles than “praise” muscles. These cards were birthed out of the desire to praise God in ways other than singing, to praise God anywhere, anytime.

休憩

Vincente Alvarado — GOSPEL THROUGH A CLICK

Tobey Chui — ARTS & MISSIONS: ASIA’S MINORITY PEOPLE GROUPS

Celebrating the rich artistic traditions of Asia’s minority peoples as expressions of God’s beauty and as meaningful pathways for sharing the gospel across cultures.

Joanna Shutts — HEALING ARTS WITH HOSPICE PATIENTS

Art is a great way to engage hospice patients in their final walk of life, bringing joy and fun when into a difficult time with the light of Christ.

19:00〜21:30 第3部 MAIN SESSION 3

オープニング

挨拶       森 章

HÉBER NEGRÃOよりご挨拶(President Global Ethnodoxology Network)

MARI TONES:日本の文化と歴史に基づいたクリスチャンメタル音楽

シンガー、ギター  中峯 崇裕(Takahiro “Tone” Nakamine)
ベース       中峯 伊万里(Imari Nakamine)

真理を”かたち”にする

トーク      町田 俊之(BIBLE & ART MINISTRIES)

休憩

日本は祝福する主体である 〜 六千の視点と一つの神の山

トーク      ゲスト・スピーカー

聖路加病院の鐘

トーク      ロジャー・W・ラウザー

小グループ・ディスカッション

IZIBONGO

お知らせ

DAY 3 5月25日(月)

10:00〜12:00

民族礼拝学をもっと深く見る

「地元に根ざした芸術的なコミュニケーションは、神の国の拡大のために大いに力を発揮する。その主な理由は、そうしたコミュニケーションは一般に、その土地で生み出され、その土地で所有されているからだ。」とBrian Schrag氏は、Robin Harris氏によるインタビューの中で確言する。外国語の資料を翻訳する必要もなく、地元のアーティストが神の国拡大に貢献するための権限を与えられる。民族礼拝学は、教会開拓活動の有効性を高める。そこから開発されるのは、健全で多文化的な礼拝の表現、弟子訓練、霊的育成、伝道活動、短期宣教活動であり、人々が不正やトラウマに応答するのを支援する。もし私たちが兄弟姉妹を助けて、彼らの芸術的伝統の中に新たな、あがなわれた生命を吹き込むことができるなら、すべての文化はやがて、そのあらゆる賜物を用いて、心と魂と精神と力を尽くして神を礼拝し、神に服従し、神を喜ぶようになる、とBrian Schrag氏は結ぶ。(Lausanne Global Analysis 2014年1月 抜粋)記事を読む

パネル・ディスカッション IZIBONGO

グループ・ディスカッション

13:30〜16:30

『美晴に傘を』(英語字幕付き)

脚本・監督    渋谷悠

WORSHIP IN THE CITY

19:30〜21:00

啓示と応答:真の礼拝のかたち

神が私たちとの交わりは、啓示と応答という聖書のパターンに従っています。神を知り、神への真の礼拝は、ご自身の救いを私たちに啓示してくださる恵み深い御業に対する応答です。

トーク      ロン・マン

ファイルをダウンロードする(日本語) | Download File (English)

グループ・ディスカッション

DAY 4 5月26日(火)

10:00〜12:00

神様を伝えるアート&ミュージック

トーク   複数

グループ・ディスカッション

13:30〜

WORSHIP IN THE CITY

19:30〜21:00

バッハは5人目の福音伝道者?

トーク   鈴木 雅明(バッハ・コレギウム・ジャパン)

DAY 5 5月27日(水)

10:00〜12:00

グループ・ディスカッション

13:30〜

WORSHIP IN THE CITY

19:30〜21:00

賛美と祈り


PROGRAM

DAY 1 FRIDAY, MAY 22

7:00 PM〜10:00 PM MAIN SESSION 1

OPENING

Greeting     Akira Mori

GREETINGS FROM MAKOTO FUJIMURA(video)

MAGNIFY TOKYO

CROSS WALK

Talk       Arthur Hollands

〜BREAK〜

A LIFE TRANSFORMED(short film)

Directors       Murray and Claire Rodger
25-String Koto Artist  Chieko Ozawa

WALKING WITH CHRIST THROUGH 72 MICROSEASONS

After becoming a Christian in the US, Ayaka was told to "put off all things Japanese and put on Christ." Ayaka will share her decade-long discovery of the rhythms of grace as a Japanese Christian through seasons of tribulation and hope. 

Talk       Ayaka Uchida

HEAVEN HERE AND NOW

Talk       Roger W. Lowther

SMALL GROUP DISCUSSION

MAGNIFY TOKYO

ANNOUNCEMENTS

DAY 2 SATURDAY, MAY 23

9:30 AM〜12:30 PM MAIN SESSION 2

OPENING

Greeting     Akira Mori

IZIBONGO

BLACK GOSPEL

A testimony of the power of black gospel music to change lives in Japan.

Talk       Haruaki “O-Chan” Odate

REFLECTION

Talk       Toshio Miura

BREAK

A TASTE OF GRACE(short film)

Director     Alexandra Gilbert, Anouk Schoeman
Story      Roger W. Lowther

THE POWER OF WORSHIP

Worship songs have the power to deeply engrave biblical truths in our hearts. This is a testimony of how God used song to lead a person to Himself.

Talk       Seita Sakaguchi

QUEST FOR AUTHENTIC CHRISTIAN FAITH IN JAPANESE SOIL: BEYOND THE JAPANISATION OF WESTERN CHRISTIANITY

Talk       Atsuyoshi Fujiwara

BREAK

THE LOST SHEEP(short film)

Story      Roger W. Lowther

SMALL GROUP DISCUSSION

IZIBONGO

ANNOUNCEMENTS

2:00 PM〜5:00 PM Tea Talks (English only)

For our international guests! Each presenter will have 5-10 minutes to perform or share about their ministry.

Peter Bakelaar — GALLERY NANI

Art invites questions and plays a unique role in cultural dialog and communication. NANI (Nagoya Arts Network International), which means 'what' in Japanese, recognizes the strategic role of the arts in fostering creativity and imagination to engage and connect with others.

Anne Esteban — IDENTITY, CULTURE, AND ART IN THE PHILIPPINES

Chris Pousseur — SHALOM HOUSE: ARTS & COMMUNITY CENTER

We are community: creating a safe place for people to call home. We provide a place for people to come and express their uniqueness and creativity to engage with community through classes focused on the arts and learning, and we offer a place for ministry staff, pastors, and Christians from any background to experience God's love through spiritual formation practices.  

Gypsi Town — PRAISE CARDS

Many of us have stronger “thanksgiving” muscles than “praise” muscles. These cards were birthed out of the desire to praise God in ways other than singing, to praise God anywhere, anytime.

BREAK

Vincente Alvarado — GOSPEL THROUGH A CLICK

Tobey Chui — ARTS & MISSIONS: ASIA’S MINORITY PEOPLE GROUPS

Celebrating the rich artistic traditions of Asia’s minority peoples as expressions of God’s beauty and as meaningful pathways for sharing the gospel across cultures.

Joanna Shutts — HEALING ARTS WITH HOSPICE PATIENTS

Art is a great way to engage hospice patients in their final walk of life, bringing joy and fun when into a difficult time with the light of Christ.

7:00 PM〜9:30 PM MAIN SESSION 3

OPENING

Greeting     Akira Mori

GREETINGS FROM HÉBER NEGRÃO(President Global Ethnodoxology Network)

IMARI TONES: CHRISTIAN METAL ROOTED IN JAPANESE CULTURE AND HISTORY

Vocals/Guitar   Takahiro “Tone” Nakamine
Bass       Marie Nakamine

VISIBLE ART AND THE INVISIBLE GOD

Talk       Toshiyuki Machida (Bible & Art Ministries)

BREAK

JAPAN AS A BLESSING TO THE NATIONS — ONE MOUNTAIN, SIX THOUSAND PERSPECTIVES

Talk       Guest Speaker

THE BELLS OF ST. LUKE’S

Talk       Roger W. Lowther

SMALL GROUP DISCUSSION

IZIBONGO

ANNOUNCEMENT

DAY 3 MONDAY, MAY 25 WHERE HAVE WE COME FROM?

10:00 AM〜12:00 PM

A DEEPER LOOK AT ETHNODOXOLOGY

‘Locally grounded artistic communication is powerful for the expansion of the kingdom of God mainly because it is generally created and owned locally’, asserts Brian Schrag, as interviewed by Robin Harris. There is no need to translate foreign materials, and community artists are empowered to contribute to the expansion. Ethnodoxology increases the effectiveness of church planting efforts, developing healthy multicultural gathered worship expressions, discipleship and spiritual formation, evangelism and short-term mission outreach, and helping people respond to injustice and trauma. If we can help our brothers and sisters breathe new, redeemed life into their artistic traditions, all cultures will eventually use all of their gifts to worship, obey, and enjoy God with all of their heart, soul, mind, and strength, he concludes. (Excerpt from Lausanne Global Analysis January 2014) READ MORE

PANEL DISCUSSION WITH IZIBONGO

LARGE GROUP DISCUSSION

1:30 PM〜4:30 PM

UMBRELLAS FOR MIHARU (Japanese film with English subtitles): free screening and Q&A with the director

Written and directed by Yu Shibuya

WORSHIP IN THE CITY

7:30 PM〜9:00 PM

REVELATION & RESPONSE: THE SHAPE OF TRUE WORSHIP

All of God's dealings with us follow the biblical pattern of revelation and response. Knowing and worshiping him is always a response to his gracious initiative in revealing himself and his salvation to us.

Talk      Ron Man

Download File (English) | ファイルをダウンロードする(日本語)

SMALL GROUP DISCUSSION

DAY 4 TUESDAY, MAY 26 WHERE ARE WE NOW?

10:00 AM〜12:00 PM

ART & MUSIC IN MISSIONS(English only)

Talk      Various

LARGE GROUP DISCUSSION

1:30 PM〜

WORSHIP IN THE CITY

7:30 PM〜8:30 PM

BACH AS THE FIFTH EVANGELIST?

Talk      Masaaki Suzuki, Bach Collegium Japan

Masaaki Suzuki, founder of the Bach Collegium Japan known globally for their performances and recordings, will share how God is conveying the message of the gospel in Japan through the music of Bach. (Admission to this event is included as part of the conference or may be purchased separately.)

DAY 5 WEDNESDAY, MAY 27 WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?

10:00 AM〜12:00 PM

LARGE GROUP DISCUSSION

1:30 PM〜

WORSHIP IN THE CITY

7:30 PM〜9:00 PM

WORSHIP THROUGH PRAISE & PRAYER