日本神の教会連盟, Protestant evangelical organization in Tokyo, Japan
The Japan Church of God Federation is a Protestant evangelical network operating 16 affiliated churches spread across the country from Hokkaido to Okinawa. The organization coordinates religious activities and provides support services to help its member congregations function.
The movement traces back to 1881 in Indiana when Daniel Sidney Warner started the Church of God Reformation Movement. This religious movement eventually expanded to Japan and became the foundation for the current federation.
The organization emphasizes returning to foundational Christian teachings centered on biblical study and practice. This focus shapes how members gather for worship and community activities throughout their affiliated locations.
The headquarters is located in Nerima Ward in Tokyo and serves as the coordination center for the various member churches across Japan. Visitors interested in attending services should inquire about specific congregation locations and schedules in advance.
The organization practices full immersion baptism, a ritual that sets it apart from many contemporary Christian denominations. This tradition reflects the commitment to early Christian practices and theological foundations.
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