Kevin and Nozomi are church planters through MSN in Saitama, Japan. They have been ministering in Japan for over 14 years, having previously church planted with MSN in Kobe, Japan, started a coffee shop college ministry, and served at several churches.

Reo and Naomi are church planters through MSN in Sendai, Japan.

Emi and Sterling serve as missional partners with Kokubunji Baptist Church, located an hour west of Tokyo. Emi works with Asian Access missionary families in Japan as the field leader of Missionary Care. Sterling works part-time for Asian Access and part-time with a Christian businessman in Japan. They desire to build and invest in meaningful relationships and learn how to share the gospel in the Japanese context.

Samuel is a Korean missionary, gospel singer, and visual artist who has served in Japan for over 20 years. He leads UTMOST, a ministry that shares the gospel through music, film, and dance. He serves together with his wife, Airi Suzuki, a choreographer and artistic director of the Fukuoka International Dance Festival. Together, they seek to reveal the love of Christ through creative expression and build authentic, gospel-centered community in Japan and beyond.

Setsu is the North America Director at JCFN. Her role supports Japanese in North America to become Christ's disciples, and equipping and sending them to Japan and beyond.

Dave and Kelly serve with the Navigators to bring the gospel of Christ to college students. In their current roles, they provide leadership to 70 Navigators staff across California, Arizona, Utah, and Hawaii.

Eriya and Becky are preparing to move from Japan to the US to reach out to Japanese residing in the LA area. They have a special burden to reach the diaspora Japanese and disciple them so that they may be equipped to return to Japan to make an impact for Christ.

Aileen serves with Navigators at UCI, with a heart for international students. Her desire is to raise the next generation of disciple-makers.