Dear Last Chance Chapel, friends, and family, thank you for all your prayers and support. I just recently received my Bible flannel graph set. It really looks nice. I just need now to find an interpretor that can translate the English into Japanese. There are 175 lessons in all covering from the beginning to the end of the Bible. We been having nice weather recently in Japan. Classes are going well. The churches seem to be doing good too. I recently went with a pastor and his family to the 100 year anniversary of Lenard Coote in Ikoma, Japan. It was very comforting to see so many Christians there and to know that there are people serving God in Japan. God bless...

                    John Cathcart...

    Dear Last Chance Chapel, friends, and family, thank you for all your prayers and support. I have some good news. One of my students got saved a couple of weeks ago. Recently we had a takoyaki (octopus) party at Lifesong church. It was a good time and a lot of youth came. I also bought a Bible flannel graph program recently. Please pray that the teaching of this program will go well and that I will be able to translate the stories into Japanese. I want to do a in-depth study of the Bible for the kids using the flannel graph program. Also continue to pray for more of my students to open up their hearts to Jesus. God bless...


                John Cathcart

         

     

   Dear Last Chance Chapel, friends, and family, thank you for all your prayers and support. Spring is here in Japan and the Sakura trees are blooming. My classes are going well and I took over most of my sister's classes. Couple weeks ago, I have one English student that did a performance in front of
300 people. She shared how she used to be a Buddist priest, but now she is a Christian. And she shared the differences between the two religions. After that, she played Amazing Grace on the koto instrument with a piano player. Lives are being touched by the Gospel here. Also we had a good Easter service this last Sunday and had a Easter egg hunt for the kids. It was their first experience to do something like this. God bless...

                                John Cathcart...