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About Daniel Kikawa
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Daniel Kikawa, B.S., Ph.M., Ph.D. (Intercultural Studies)
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Daniel Kikawa, B.S., Ph.M., Ph.D. (Intercultural Studies), an ordained minister with Grace
Bible International and a board member of the International Reconciliation Coalition, has been researching cross-cultural
issues for over 20 years. Daniel has taught numerous missionaries at missionary schools, Bible colleges, churches, seminars
and conferences on every continent. His materials are being used in missionary schools and Bible colleges all over the world.
London Bible College, the largest Bible seminary in Europe is using material from the Cross-Cultural Evangelism Game
in their missiology classes. Fuller Theological Seminary is also using portions of the book in their class ME500: Serving
and Communicating Cross-Culturally. Ed Silvoso called his book, Perpetuated in Righteousness, “One of
the best books I have every read.” Because of Aloha Ke Akua’s worldwide advisory resources, all Daniel’s
projects have had the advice, ideas, suggestions, scrutiny and corrections of some of the most respected leaders in the field
of missiology.
Aloha Ke Akua Quick Links:
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This story is the chronicle of the spiritual history of Hawai‘i. It is the story of the battle between
light and darkness – good and evil – in a titanic clash for spiritual supremacy over the islands of Hawai‘i
and her people... >more
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From the ancient Polynesian legends the author traces the history of the Hawaiian people from the beginning
of time to the present; documenting their belief in the One Supreme God who created the heavens and the earth... >more
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God’s Fingerprints in Japan is an internationally award winning documentary that reveals startling
evidence and asks important questions about Japan and Christianity. Is there evidence of the Creator God in Japanese history
and culture? Is there a connection between the Tea Ceremony and Communion? Is it contradictory to be Japanese and a follower
of Jesus? Find out in this groundbreaking documentary. >more
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This CD is a call to the peoples of the world to worship God in the spirit and truth of who you are! The
songs on this CD (except for one traditional) are all originals written by Native Hawaiians and Native Americans. It is a
worship CD that combines Hawaiian, Native American and Western styles of worship... >more
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Aloha from Na Kahu! This CD and booklet (included in the CD case) will take you on a journey through Hawaiian
history, the good times and the bad, but through it all, Ke Akua was, and is, always here for us... >more
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Teaching And Pastoring Ministry
Daniel Kikawa teaching at a missionary school in
Thailand.
Daniel Kikawa is one of the most knowledgeable
leaders in the scriptural, historically proven and extremely effective but little understood fields of Culture Specific and
Culture Based Evangelism. By inviting Daniel to teach at your church, school or conference, you will have one of the foremost
in this field teaching how to relate the love of Jesus to indigenous peoples. You will also have available to you through
Daniel, the resource of an advisory base of the foremost in the field.
Emailed Testimonies From Students:
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A missionary student’s e-mail to her instructor:
I thought Daniel Kikawa did a fantastic job. He has a real
gift for demonstrating the need for presenting the gospel in the culture of the people. His games and stories really bring
the message home. In a way, I think it would be great if he could speak in cdts and dts every quarter. This message is so
key. As westerners particularly, when we go on outreach we can be so results-oriented, wanting to see lots of fruit, so we
don't always take the time needed to even learn the culture.
Email from IMPACT Center - University of the Nations:
Dear Daniel Kikawa,
It's already
been a week since your teaching, but I am still dwelling on lots of your points. Your sure stuffed lots of brilliant concepts
and stories into a short time! And I wish I had recorded the comments afterward. Actually, many were more heavy sighs and
AH HA's than words.
I have had fun talking to my Japanese friend about your video too, she really learned a lot on
Thursday AM.
I do not know when our next class will occur, but I will recommend you for more than one class for sure.
I have also told many school leaders about you and hope that you will be welcomed more and more in months to come.
Aloha,
Libby
Libby Carolan
IMPACT Center - University
of the Nations
Cambodia Focus Team Leader; Perspectives Coordinator
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