Kalimantan, Indonesia

Ministry Works — Films for the church and for mission

Films I made
along the way.
2011 — 2026 Church · Gospel · Mission · Testimony

These are films I have been given the chance to make for the church and for mission since I met the church at 18. I have arranged them in the order of my walk, so you can see which season each was made in. How I have walked is written inMinistry.

The more chances I was given to make films, the more I realized how great a gift I had been given.

— Instagram, September 2022

  1. 2011 — 2019Growing up in church01 Church media
  2. 2019 — 2021Calling02 Gospel and music
  3. 2022 — 2025Recovery03 Parkside Chapel
  4. 2022 — 2026Into the mission field04 Mission organizations
  5. 2021 — 2025Speaking05 Testimonies and talks
About these works
  • Made by Narita Jun (Jun Narita), a Christian filmmaker and video journalist from Nagoya, Japan.
  • From 2011 to 2019, as church media, he made 150–200 films a year for worship services, conferences, camps and anniversaries.
  • He makes films for churches and mission organizations in Japan, including gospel music videos, Parkside Chapel (Higashi Nagoya Christian Church), Kansai Bible Institute and Antioch Mission's Indonesia Mission.
  • A two-part feature on the TV program “Life Line,” a talk on “cross-cultural mission through social media” at the Yuiki Special, and an interview inMagnify Tokyo magazine(2025).

022019 — 2025

Gospel and music

Voices of Vision, a gospel choir in Nagoya; Night de Light, a Christian rock band; and the gospel group LOVE DIVINE. At Voices of Vision's 20th anniversary concert in 2019, I was given the chance to handle the visual production and recording at Nagoya City Public Hall, and it reached 1,300 people.

My walk at this time 04 “Clearly, a journalist.” →

Filming Night de Light
Filming Night de Light

What I was given

It was nothing to do with my own strength; I feel there was a plan for it to turn out this way.

— Instagram, September 2022

032022 — 2025

Parkside Chapel

Parkside Chapel in Owariasahi, where I spent my season of recovery. Together with friends from church, I was given the chance to make films for camps, Easter and Christmas. I also sing in the youth camp worship.

My walk at this time 05 A season of recovery →

At a church camp
At a church camp

What I was given

Held up by every person at Parkside, who didn't blame me, didn't pry, waited for me as long as it took, and believed in me.

— From my story

042022 — 2026

Mission organizations

Kansai Bible Institute (KBI); Antioch Mission, which has sent missionaries to about 30 countries since 1977; and sports ministry. Since spring 2024, I have been formally involved with Antioch Mission in the area of media. I make each film praying, “May this film truly get through, and may prayers gather.”

My walk at this time 06 Back to my homeland, and into the mission field →

Interviewing a missionary in Indonesia
Interviewing a missionary in Indonesia

What I was given

Thank you, God! To God be the glory.

— Instagram, December 2025, the day the Indonesia Mission film was finished

052021 — 2025

Testimonies and talks

A testimony broadcast nationwide on NHK, a two-part feature on the TV program “Life Line,” and testimonies and Q&As on Antioch Mission's program “Jamchan.” In October 2024, I spoke on “cross-cultural mission through social media” at the Yuiki Special.

My walk at this time 06 Back to my homeland, and into the mission field →

Talking about my reporting and my testimony at JAM Camp
Talking about my reporting and my testimony at JAM Camp

What I was given

Thank you so much for helping me grow this far.

— Instagram, September 2022, just before I turned 29

To everyone I have met so far,
I want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart.

— From my 30th birthday film

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