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CM Teams: Program Details

Long-Term Church Planting Missionary Qualifications

1. Christian for at least two years
2. U.S. or Canadian citizen
3. Native or fluent English speaker
4. B.A./B.S. degree & Bible certificate (30+ hrs. of Bible classes)
5. Gifted in evangelism and/or discipleship
6. Previous cross-cultural experience
7. Relational ministry style; small group experience
8. Subscribe to Asian Access' statement of faith
9. Your church must endorse your call.

PCN = Parent Church Networks

RTN = Regional Training Networks

Church Multiplication Teams info

• Program Details
• Church Multiplication Network Map
• Sample Long-term Ministry Timeline
• The Ministry Setting of CM Teams
• The Ministry Objective of CM Teams
• The Characteristics of CM Teams Ministry
• Asian Access' Church Planting Partnerships
• A Japanese pastor's perspective of Asian Access' church planting model
• Church Planting by Networking, an article on the Yamagata Project
• Position Overview
• How does this program compare to...

After reading through all the of the articles above, are you still interested in serving on a CM Team in Japan? Then it's time to take some next steps...

Next Steps...

For more info about these service opportunities, visit go2japan.org. You can read more about the ministry opportunities there. Feel free to register for an account and then you can post a question on the forum for our missionaries to answer. You can even begin to fill out an online preliminary application form.

Other opportunities to serve:

• Our missionary programs to Japan:
  • Vision Trip - EnVision (10-12 days)
  • Teams - J-Teams (4 or 6 weeks)
  • Short-Term - Church Planting Associates (1-3 years)
  • Longer-Term - Church Multiplication Teams (4+ years)
  • Special Teams - lots of varieties (usually 7-10 days)
• Volunteering in Southern California office
• Faculty Member (1 teaching trip to Asia every 2 years)

Learn more about life as an Asian Access missionary in Japan...