Japan Tech for Christ Mission

Helping your ministry feel at home online.

We help Japanese churches and ministries share their work through welcoming websites and useful apps. We take care of the technical details, so you can focus on the people you serve.

Illustration of church community members sharing tea and helping one another with a laptop.
Made for people. In service of the Japanese church.
Websites serving visitors
8
Partner rebuilds in progress
4
iOS apps
4
Our development fee
$0
Pageviews · last 30 days
~12,350

Updated Sep 13, 2026. Sites: 5 partner sites + 2 product websites + the GLN rebuild receiving visitors. The four iOS apps include work in development and testing; see Apps for availability.
Aug 13–Sep 11, 2026 · GA4 website pageviews, including jtcm.io and godlovesnihon.pages.dev. Other preview hosts, the old GLN Wix site, and known automated JBCA traffic excluded.

Our mission

More time for ministry. Less worry about your website.

A clear website can help someone find a church, join an event, or ask for support. We’re a small team offering our time and skills to help make those connections possible.

Design for humans

Congregations, not developers, are the audience. A site should load on an old phone over a poor connection, read clearly in Japanese and English, and not require anyone to be trained to use it.

Wherever Japanese speakers gather

In Japan, yes, but not only in Japan. Much of our work serves Japanese-speaking churches and returnee ministries across North America and beyond.

The ministry stays in control

You own your domain, your content and your decisions. We can hand over a copy of your site whenever you ask, and you can point your domain elsewhere without going through us.

Looked after, not just launched

Sites we operate are monitored for outages, checked to make sure their links and software keep working, and backed up where they hold data. Handing over a finished site and disappearing is not the job.

Donated work, nothing to pay

The development is donated. We also build on services whose free tiers have covered everything we have needed so far, so ministries have not had to pay for hosting either. The only cost a ministry carries is its own domain registration.

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Our mission

You don’t need to know where to start.

Tell us about your church and what you hope to share. We’ll listen, explain the options in everyday language, and work out the next step together.

We’re also clear about what we don’t take on — see the list and the reasoning