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(ACNS) Youth camps the secret to the future of Japan's Anglican Church
Having young Anglicans arrange and run their own camps could be the answer to an ageing Church population, according to a Japanese bishop.
Bishop of Kobe The Rt Revd Andrew Yatuka Nakamura, told ACNS that his diocese is seeing more young people going on to ordained ministry, which goes against the general trend in Nippon Sei Ko Kai (the Anglican Communion in Japan).
“We’re likely facing the same problem as other provinces of the Anglican Communion; an age problem,” he said, “and a lack of young people and children in the church. The congregation is generally 60 to 70 years of age.”
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