Also known as: St. Peter’s
What started in houses in the late 19th c. by a small group of Japanese Anglicans and formed as the Japanese Mission of the Episcopal Church in Seattle in 1908, eventually grew to this church property, built in 1932.
While the church would close during World War II as members of the congregation were forcibly incarcerated in U.S. concentration camps, church members returned after the war to rebuild and reclaim. The church continues to serve as a refuge and center for the community, welcoming people from all walks of life and growing as a multiracial, multigenerational community.