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Members of St. Peter's have continued to engage in a process of reflection and prayer as a spiritual community. A consensus has emerged that for this church community to be viable well into the 21st century, it can no longer be primarily a Japanese American church, but instead must reach out to diverse groups of people extending Christian fellowship and welcoming the rich experiences that each may bring. We shall always cherish and honor our historical heritage; the contributions and sacrifices made by those who have preceded us have helped us evolve and mature as a congregation that now seeks to embrace everyone interested in joining us in fellowship. One challenge now is to transform our consensus into action.
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Justice Interrupted: Henry and Jan Kumasaka
In 1942, President Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066 which laid the groundwork for the wrongful internment of countless Japanese-American citizens. The parishioners of St.
1610 S King St
Seattle, WA 98144-2115
United States