Dear Roseline,
Thank you for sending the letter "H4J:Grief"; we have the same grief for Japan.
I also heard something happened in Japan recently and it was really horrible story that a 14 year old girl committed suicide inside her bath room. Please continue to pray that God would open the door for me to come back to Japan as soon as I finish my commitment onboard.
I really want to see what the real situation in Japan and how the gospel can penetrate to Japanese culture. I am just waiting for God’s leading and for open doors. Please always remember in prayer that God would grant the job offered in Kagoshima Japan; it will help my financial necessities to stay in Japan.
One more thing, when we reach New Zealand, we will have good internet connection; for this reason, I would like to ask you to put some good materials for presentation to your blog so that I can easily down load them. I will make presentations to promote the needs for Japan. And pray that God would give a chance to propagate the needs for Japan wherever I go.
This is all for now.
In Christ’s grief,
Romulo
May 01, 2008
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- Roseline
- Graduated as a Microbiology student in 2000. Worked with the pharmaceuticals for 6 years, enjoying a great life to serve as a tentmaker, welcomer and sender in missions. She was renewed in 2004 by gaining a fresh vision, finally she resigned in 2006 and took up the challenge to live out as a missionary, and to be trained and prepared to His work in a foreign land. After obtaining a Master in Public Health from Hong Kong University, she obtained her PhD degree in Mental Health and Nursing from Tokyo University. She is currently an Assistant Professor of the Public Health Department in Akita University, research fellow in Tokyo University, and the Head of the Hikikomori Support Center. Research Focus: Hikikomori, young adults in social withdrawal and isolation, Internet addiction, mental health and community building, community level suicide prevention program.
