Universalist Mission to Japan. Photographs, 1891-1966.

Roger Frederick Etz (1886-1950) graduated from Tufts College with an AB in 1909 and an STB in 1910. Etz was ordained into the Universalist ministry in 1913, and was then pastor at the White Memorial Universalist Church in Concord, New Hampshire. His other pastorates included the Universalist Church in Charlestown, Massachusetts, the Universalist Church of the Redeemer in Newark, New Jersey, and the First Universalist Church of Medford, Massachusetts. During World War I, Rev. Etz left his parish ...

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Setsuko Abe

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O Tome San

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Sokai San

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Shidara San

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Keishi

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Shigeo Ike

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Okazu

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Yayoi Jamaki

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On Jun Pak

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Ruth Downing

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Aamano Hisako

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Atsuko Kondo

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Chieko Miyazawa

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Fukugusa San

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Satoshi Arai

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Jurakuin San

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Samuel Ayres

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Seishi San

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Lucille Downs

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Agnes Hathaway

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Henry Nehemiah Dodge

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Universalist Mission to Japan.

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The Universalist mission to Japan, the American denomination’s first attempt at a foreign missionary program, began in 1890 and continued until it was merged with a local Congregationalist program in 1940. The staff changed frequently, never grew beyond five or six missionaries, and was plagued in its later years by lack of interest and funding from its American home base. Nevertheless, it achieved much in terms of teaching and service, if less than initially expected in terms of co...

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Tsune Shidara

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Murai San

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Mitsuko Ike

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Oka, Shikanosuke, 1898-1978

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Atsuko Shinba

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Yuko

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Aya Namba

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Naoko Takasugi

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Asako Oki

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Sasaki San

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Carleton Fisher

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Harry M. Cary

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Clifford Stetson

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Shizuoka Church

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Yoshiko Hanazaki

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Georgene Bowen

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Darley Downes

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Asaba

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Shizuko Atsuka

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Yamahashi

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Kazuko Oshima

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Sempo Ito

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Aya Namba Hana

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Alice Rowe

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John M. Shidara

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Maude Cary

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Toshio Yoshioka

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Kiyoko

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Koishikawa Church

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Bernice Kent

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S. Rishira

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J. Russel Bowman

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Lottie Hersey

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Wallace Cate

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June, 1901-1985

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Jean Fry

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Robertine H. Rice

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Tomomatsu

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Yoshimi San

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Waseda Daigaku

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Muraki San

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Aya Namba Hara

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Association of Universalist Women

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The national organization of Universalist church women and one of the earliest national women's organizations in the United States, known variously as: Woman's Centenary Aid Association (1869-1871), Woman's Centenary Association (1871-1905), Women's National Missionary Association (1905-1939), and Association of Universalist Women (1939-1963). In 1963 it consolidated with the Alliance of Unitarian Women to form the Unitarian Universalist Women's Federation. Its headquarters were in Boston, Mass....

Ruth Cartwright

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Margaret Stetson

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Harry M. Cary, Sr.

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Hasegawa San

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Catherine Osborn

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Percy, William Alexander, 1885-1942

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William Alexander Percy was born on 14 May 1885, in Greenville, Mississippi into an illustrious family of the planter class. His mother, Camille, was a French Catholic from New Orleans; his father LeRoy Percy, was an influential Episcopalian attorney, and cotton planter who owned more than 20,000 acres under cultivation. He served as the last U. S. Senator elected by the Mississippi legislature. William Percy campaigned actively in behalf of his father's election. William Alexander Percy atte...

Universalist Mission to Japan. Photographs, 1891-1966.

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