In 2017, Bivin and his wife Tzuhan felt a divine calling to expand their ministry. They transitioned from merely reaching out to students at the English training and self-development school to establishing a more focused and comprehensive ministry: Bivin’s
Mission Japan. This move was inspired by Bivin's deep-seated passion for teaching, sharing, and embedding God's word in Japan, leading him to pursue full-time ministry.

Bivin’s journey has not been without deep challenges. Along the way, he witnessed how man-made rules, traditions, and doctrines were often elevated above the spiritual care and well-being of God’s people.

This was painful and discouraging, especially when human wisdom replaced dependence on the Holy Spirit.

As a result, those who did not conform were often marginalized. Bivin himself experienced isolation, rejection, and even abandonment—including being told by a senior pastor to leave his faith at the door.

Yet these trials did not weaken his faith; they refined it. They strengthened his resolve to step fully into the calling God placed on his life through Bivin’s Mission Japan.

Scripture reminds us: “Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit.” (Galatians 5:25)

Led by the Holy Spirit, Bivin and Tzuhan continues forward with hope and obedience. Like Jesus, the heart of this ministry is to restore family, to raise up sons and daughters who walk together in love, humility, and truth, working side by side for God’s Kingdom.

Believers are invited into a journey of transformation: From fear to freedom. From religion to relationship. From spiritual sleep to spiritual life.

Bivin’s Mission Japan is dedicated to reaching the 99.1% of Japan's population who have yet to hear the Gospel. The mission aims to empower Christians for service through the Ministry of Sonship, guiding people back to the Father’s loving arms. Bivin
and Tzuhan are committed to sharing the love and message of Jesus Christ with those who are spiritually in need, in one of the
most challenging countries to reach in the world.

Bivin and Tzuhan’s journey as independent missionaries has been marked by faith, perseverance, and a deep love for the people of Japan.

Without the financial support of a sending church or mission agency, they have continued this mission through faith in God and the generosity of a small number of faithful supporters.

But they cannot continue this mission alone. There is an urgent need for churches, ministries, and individuals with a heart to advance the Gospel to stand with them in prayer, partnership, and financial support. Together, we can strengthen the mission and help bring the hope of Jesus Christ to Japan.