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When we have 20,000 believers who live in Japan, Hayari Cha begins!

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Harayi Cha

Hayari Cha is a social movement, a wave of enthusiasm for the slow brewing tea nation of Japan to awaken to the love of Jesus Christ.  I am asking you to join me in one of the boldest evangelistic moves ever taken.  Together, if you agree to join me, we are going to start a social movement in Japan.  We are going to gather 20,000 Japanese believers living in Japan to, in unity, start a wave of enthusiasm for Slow Brewing Tea.  Joining us will be 50,000 believers from all over the world who will be praying and joining in the social media blitz.

 

Joining Hayari Cha means you'll have to trust me with your contact information.  Mutual trust is normally earned over time.  You and I, however, are going out on a limb with each other without the opportunity to earn each other's trust.  You are giving me the trust to keep your information private, not to spam you, not to sell your information, not to let anyone see it!  I, on the other hand, need to trust that you truly care about the nation of Japan being saved, that you will read Slow Brewing Tea, post it on social media and be an active, exuberant part of Hayari Cha.

If I could reach out and physically shake your hand to seal our mutual trust, I would. You are my brother/sister in Christ, and we are about to embark on the most important adventure of our lives--the saving of a nation. Let's do this together!

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The most important persons in this adventure will be the 20,000 who get the wave going in Japan-- the believers who live in Japan. If you are a believer living in Japan, please let's get connected.

Additionally, we need 50,000 (millions?) of believers praying for this social movement to take flight in Japan.  If you would like to be a part of one of the greatest Gospel invasions in history, let's get connected.

 

Please click the button to register button below.

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