RMS: Communal Dinners | Japan

ReformedMission Services:

One powerful outreach in Japan was the Communal Dinner—a shared meal where strangers gathered simply to belong.

People came to improve their English, make connections, or escape loneliness. Through conversation, listening, and fellowship, relationships were formed—and doors opened for the gospel.

The goal wasn’t just inviting people to church—it was showing genuine care and being present.

This model reminds us: the gospel often begins with hospitality.

#MissionLife #Hospitality #GospelInAction #Japan
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