Since the middle of the 20th century Japanese New Religious movements have gradually expanded not only inside Japan but also in other countries. Sekai Kyuseikyo (SKK), or the Church of World Messianity, founded in 1935 by OkOkada Mokichi, is one of those movements. The article sketches the progress which SKK made in the last decades both in Brazil and Australia and discusses the strategies responsible for the movement's growth in these two countries