180 Degrees, a group of 20 very talented kids ages 14-21, were brought from the Philippines April 21-28 to help support church planting in Japan through concerts and cultural presentations. Abi's aunt, Ramona Simons, directs the group as a missionary in the Philippines. Abi was responsible for planning their
activities in Japan. The concert above is at Meitoku Kindergarten, where many moms heard the gospel proclaimed powerfully through music and dance and were invited to a bigger concert that coming Saturday. 180 Degrees were a big help in bringing people from the community to many of our churches. The second picture is craft time at Oyumino Alive, where they led a kind of VBS program.
180 Degrees, a group of 20 very talented kids ages 14-21, were brought from the Philippines April 21-28 to help support church planting in Japan through concerts and cultural presentations. Abi's aunt, Ramona Simons, directs the group as a missionary in the Philippines. Abi was responsible for planning their 
activities in Japan. The concert above is at Meitoku Kindergarten, where many moms heard the gospel proclaimed powerfully through music and dance and were invited to a bigger concert that coming Saturday. 180 Degrees were a big help in bringing people from the community to many of our churches. The second picture is craft time at Oyumino Alive, where they led a kind of VBS program.
