2026 RJC SoCal Regional Conference · October 2–3

Websites and apps for Japanese churches and ministries.

Thank you for stopping by at the RJC conference. JTCM builds and looks after websites and apps for Japanese-speaking churches and ministries — in Japan and wherever Japanese speakers gather. The development is donated.

Websites serving visitors
9
Apps JTCM makes
4
Our development fee
$0
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Apps

Apps we make

Four apps JTCM owns and develops. Two are already on the web; all four are coming to iPhone and iPad.

  • JapanBible.net

    A Japanese Bible close at hand, for everyday reading and study.

    iOS · In App Store review

    Open japanbible.net →
  • JPraise

    Japanese worship songs, ready for your next gathering.

    iOS · In App Store review

    Open jpraise.org →
  • Siloam Connect

    Stay connected with church life, wherever the week takes you.

    iOS · Internal testing

  • Aleph

    Learn Biblical Hebrew, one small step at a time.

    iOS · Internal testing

More about each app →

How we work

What a ministry can expect

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.

Next steps

Where to go from here

Need help with a website?

Building a new one, rescuing an old one, or moving it somewhere that costs less. Tell us about it.

Request help

Want the full picture?

Measured before-and-after results from ministry websites we have rebuilt.

Read the case studies