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Words of Comfort- by Ray Comfort If you are a born-again believer and would like to serve at a church in Japan as a Bible and English teacher, please register for an online meeting (go to www.haert-for-Japan.com). One does not have to have experience teaching English, but should have a willing heart to serve others and welcome new experiences. www.Heart-for-Japan.com

A two or three minute clip taken inside the classroom of a dialogue from Expressways 2. Working on R and L and a Japanese English words like AISLE not included in this clip. What we call a church aisle in English is called a Virgin Road. This excerpt was omitted from the clip here, but we will soon cover more Japanese English terms in later episodes. On another note, what we think are easy words like aisle may tend to be more difficult than what we may imagine them to be. It is good to give the students time to absorb the material after the role-play reading and then have them remember it by mote. In this way, the Expressways or even the Side by Side series (by Bill Bliss and Steve Molensky) are much more challenging and entertaining to role play as students struggle through what would otherwise be an easy task. When done correctly, they are challenging textbooks and students of various levels can work out the same book, class and time-slot. Classes can be fun and challenging at seemingly all levels

This time it turned out to be mostly food words that popped up in the game but wasabi wasn't mentioned in turn.  Check it out.  It is a fun game. If you are a born-again believer and would like to serve at a church in Japan as a Bible and English teacher, please register for an online meeting (go to www.haert-for-Japan.com). One does not have to have experience teaching English, but should have a willing heart to serve others and welcome new experiences. www.Heart-for-Japan.com

"Are You Really a Christian?" by Todd FrielDelivered at Bethel, Texas.Download the text to go along with this great sermon by copying and pasting the below link into your browser. MSword document (pc/mac compatible)http://media.libsyn.com/media/cteij/Sermon_at_Bethel_Texas_by_Todd_Friel.doc If you are a born-again believer and would like to serve at a church in Japan as a Bible and English teacher, please register for an online meeting (go to www.haert-for-Japan.com). One does not have to have experience teaching English, but should have a willing heart to serve others and welcome new experiences. www.Heart-for-Japan.com

Introducing Lets Go for teaching young learners in East Asia.  Please visit www.oup.com for more information in your country about free workshops, downloads, or the limited exchange program.

Here is a Japanese House Church event that took place some time ago but it may not have been posted here so this is a possible re-post. The B1 group had a special guest from Redding California so it's in English too.  If you are a born-again believer and would like to serve at a church (or through a House Church) in Japan as a Bible and English teacher, please register for an online meeting (go to www.haert-for-Japan.com). One does not have to have experience teaching English, but should have a willing heart to serve others and welcome new experiences. www.Heart-for-Japan.com

This episode is called the "it" factor. Some teachers got "it" and some don't. For this reason the churches that implement rotating Missionary English Teachers each year in their CTESOL schools usually have 2 teachers when working with children in order to maintain the "it" factor when, for example, a good Missionary English Teacher leaves and is replaced by someone green who may or may not have the "it" factor. We talk about the "it" factor here and CTESOL Churches understand how to maintain an integral classroom presence among young learning children in Asia when good METs leave. It may not be helpful but it is a good listen and very short. If you are a born-again believer and would like to serve at a church in Japan as a Bible and English teacher, please register for an online meeting (go to www.haert-for-Japan.com). One does not have to have experience teaching English, but should have a willing heart to serve others and welcome new experiences. www.H