Cesar Castellanos Tokyo Rally

Pastor Cesar Castellanos visited Japan for the first time and spoke at a 2-day rally in Tokyo on December 4-5, 2010.

In a country where only 1% of the population profess Christianity (including all Catholics, Orthodox and Protestants), church leaders are desperate for answers on how to more effectively win souls and raise them up to become disciples of Christ.
God answered their hunger with His wonderful presence and anointing in all three of the rallies.

In the first meeting on December 4 at 10:30AM, after a powerful worship time, first Sarah, then Pastor Cesar, challenged the congregation on the necessity of faith to bring a change in their nation.
The 224 people who squeezed into the tight sanctuary of Shinjuku Shalom Church in downtown Tokyo were stirred to shake off the unbelief that had stifled church growth for so long in Japan.

In the next rally, at 3:00PM, many people were stimulated by Pastor Cesar’s testimony of the growth of International Charismatic Mission.
He then demonstrated how G12 works by calling up first a leader, then 3 disciples, then showed how each disciple can also lead 3 others to the Lord.
In this way, unbelievers become believers, then disciples, then leaders who can lead others.

In the final rally at 6:30PM on December 5, Pastor Cesar challenged Japanese Christians to have a supernatural encounter with God.
This would be the key to them overcoming discouragement and attacks of unbelief from the enemy.
The rally ended with Pastor Cesar praying for everyone for an impartation of faith and anointing.

Besides Japanese-speaking participants, there were many Spanish-speaking, as well as some English-, Chinese-, and Portuguese-speaking people.
So there was a true "international atmosphere" to the rally.
Much appreciation to Pastora Janet Diaz, a missionary from Colombia, who served as the link who invited Pastor Cesar to come to Japan.
Also participating in the meetings were believers from the Yokohama mission fellowship of Word of Life Christian Center in Hawaii, pastor by Art and Kuna Sepulveda.
Another key participant was Kenny Sou, a missionary from Victory Family Centre in Singapore, a powerful mission-oriented church moving in the G12 vision.
We praise God for anointing us with a fresh vision of faith through the ministry of Pastor Cesar Castellanos.

Report by Pastor Elmer Inafuku
G12 National Coordinator, Japan
Senior Pastor Shinjuku Shalom Church