| Walter & Mary Maxey |
| Kagoshima Christian Mission |
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Mailing Address
Walter & Mary Maxey
Daimyo gaoka 3-15-7
Kagoshima City 892-0872
Japan
Daimyo gaoka 3-15-7
Kagoshima City 892-0872
Japan
Kagoshima Christian Mission (KCM) is a non-denominational Church of Christ mission established in 1971 by Walter and Mary Maxey for the purpose of sharing the Gospel with the lost in southern Japan. After a year of intensive language study in Tokyo, they began this work in the city of Kagoshima (population 550,000), located at the southern tip of Kyushu, the most southern of the four main islands of Japan.
After first working with the Kagoshima Church of Christ until a Japanese minister was able to be called, the Lord led and enabled them to establish a new church in a suburb of the city called Yoshino, open a preaching point in the town of Kokubu, begin weekly English Bible classes, and hold biannual weekend EBC camps to reach young people.
Present work centers around the Yoshino Church of Christ, located in a northern suburb of Kagoshima City.
After first working with the Kagoshima Church of Christ until a Japanese minister was able to be called, the Lord led and enabled them to establish a new church in a suburb of the city called Yoshino, open a preaching point in the town of Kokubu, begin weekly English Bible classes, and hold biannual weekend EBC camps to reach young people.
Present work centers around the Yoshino Church of Christ, located in a northern suburb of Kagoshima City.
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