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doc History of the Japanese Congregational Church 1907-2007 (ddr-densho-446-454)

Summary of the Japanese Congregational Church's history from 1807 to 2007 written by Bisim Lee for its 100th Anniversary Dinner (October 2007)

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img A group of men with walking sticks on Mt. Rainier (ddr-densho-353-401)

Captioned: "Ten years later a group of teenagers climb Mt. Rainier with the Rev. Seizo Abe of the Japanese Congregational Church."

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img Four men and a boy with crowd in background (ddr-densho-474-217)

Lay leaders from the Seattle Japanese Congregational Church. Left to right: Goruku "Frank" Yamashita, Takanosuke Kumai, Chosaku "Henry" Hashiguchi, Mankichi "Norman" Ishii

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img Japanese ministers in Japan (ddr-densho-474-21)

Group photo of 40 men in Japanese formal wear. Rev. Tsunekichi Miyagawa, 2nd row on left. Description on reverse in Japanese and English.

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doc Minutes of the council called by the independent Japanese Congregational Church, June 11, 1942 (ddr-densho-498-28)

Minutes of the council called by the Independent Japanese Congregational Church in Oakland, California (now at Tanforan Assembly Center, San Bruno, California) and the Plymoth Congregational Church in Oakland, California, to be held at the Tanforan Assembly Center to proceed with the examination and ordination of Mr. George Aki and Mr. Masayoshi Wakai, on June 11, …

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img Japanese American congregation prior to mass removal (ddr-densho-151-95)

Original caption: Oakland, California. Members of the Japanese Independent Congregational Church attend Easter services prior to evacuation. Evacuees of Japanese ancestry will be housed in War Relocation centers for duration.

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img Group Photo with Relief Supplies (ddr-densho-446-441)

Official Navy photo of members of Japanese-American churches helping in the relief supplies effort (March or April 1961)

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img Rev. Murphy and wife (ddr-densho-474-19)

Photo of JCC minister Rev. U.G. Murphy with his wife

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img Patti Oji and Ed Shiba at the Japanese Congregational Church (ddr-densho-336-261)

The 1970 Lake Sequoia Retreat summer camp.

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img Group of children from Seattle Japanese Congregational Church Sunday School (ddr-densho-474-205)

Front row second from left is Shugo Hashiguchi. Third row first on right is Hiroshi Hashiguchi. Back row first on left is Shiro Hashiguchi

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img Photo of Ai Chih Tsai in front of Relief Supplies (ddr-densho-446-440)

Official Navy photo of Ai Chih Tsai helping in the relief supplies effort (March or April 1961)

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Collection Hashiguchi and Urakawa Family Collection (ddr-densho-474)

The Hashiguchi and Urakawa Family Collection, c. 1908-1977, consists of photographs, periodicals, and commemorative books belonging to the Hashiguchi and Urakawa family. Included are photographs of numerous Japanese-American societies, including the the Seattle Progressive Citizen League, the Tacoma Sectional YPCC, Seattle Domeki Bai, Nikkei Kai, and the JACL conventions in 1930 and 1967. The collection includes …

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doc Bulletin of the First Congregational Church, 1943 June 20 (ddr-csujad-20-26)

Bulletin of the First Congregational Church announcing a forthcoming address entitled "When Japan Attacks". See this object in the California State Universities Japanese American Digitization project site: WLM_01-47_01

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doc Letter from Allan A. Hunter, Minister, Mt. Hollywood Congregational Church to Shoji Nagumo, 1945 (ddr-csujad-55-910)

Correspondence from Allen Hunter to Shoji Nagumo expressing Hunter's gratitude for cleaning up the grounds and manse at Mt. Hollywood Congregational Church. See this object in the California State Universities Japanese American Digitization project site: sac_jaac_0912

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doc Ryo Tsai: Keeping History Alive (ddr-densho-446-453)

Description of Ryo Tsai's life for the Strength and Diversity Exhibit: Japanese American Women 1885-1990

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img Five men, two women and three children standing outside by tree (ddr-densho-474-214)

Group of people associated with the Seattle Japanese Congregational Church. Front row on left Rev Ai Chih Tsai holding his son, Peter Ho Yang Tsai. Front row second from right: Ryo Morikawa Tsai. The two\nlittle girls are most likely their daughters Bi Lin and Bi Sim. Back row on the right is Chosaku "Henry" Hashiguchi

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doc Southern California Committee for Japanese Civilian Relief (ddr-csujad-5-146)

A receipt of 5 dollars donation made by Okine [Seiichi Okine?] for the Japanese Civilian Relief Fund. The fund is coordinated by the Southern California Committee for Japanese Civilian Relief. The receipt is issued by the Montebello Congregational Church. See this object in the California State Universities Japanese American Digitization project site: oki_01_67_001

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doc Advance Congregational Christian Journal: As American as Hot Dogs and Coca-Cola (ddr-densho-446-393)

Article by Ryo (Morikawa) Tsai on what it means to be a "minority" American and influence of faith

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doc Seattle Times: Navy Loading Relief Supplies to Orient (ddr-densho-446-439)

Ai Chih Tsai was one of the co-chairs of a joint effort by Seattle-area churches and the Navy to provided relief supplies to the Orient.

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img Hood River Japanese Farmers Association (ddr-densho-259-363)

Caption by Homer Yasui: "A large group of Issei men and women, some with their children, and all formally dressed, in front of a stone church. This was the Riverside Church, which is a Congregational church, and it still stands in Hood River. I think that this has a connection with a memorial service which the …

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