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Brandyn and Alicia Knight, serving U.S. military personnel in Japan, are currently on furlough and are thankful for the opportunity to reconnect with family, report to supporting churches, and prepare for their next term on the field. During this time, they have been encouraged by the hospitality of several churches and the chance to strengthen relationships with both longtime supporters and new ministry partners. 

While away, they have also seen God working within their church in Japan. Several men—many of whom are newer believers—have stepped up to take on leadership and teaching roles during their absence. This has been a powerful reminder of the importance of discipleship and the fruit of investing in others, as these men grow in their faith and service.

Looking ahead, the Knights are moving forward by faith with a major step in their ministry: securing property that will serve as a long-term church campus. This opportunity could allow for decades of ministry, but it comes with a significant financial need. They are trusting God to provide the necessary funds to complete the purchase and begin renovations, praying that the project can be completed debt-free for His glory.