Japan Sendai Mission 日本仙台伝道部
Teruya Jidai ('74-'77) 照屋時代帰還宣教師
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Meetinghouses
We served in the 1970s when the only 'built building' in Tōhoku was Sendai's Shibu (called 'Kamisugi' after other Sendai area meetinghouses were built). Since then, 13 chapels have been built! Over the years branches in certain smaller cities have gone through cycles of closing and reopening. For each meetinghouse location, I've compiled information, photos and Google map & street view links - click links in the table below. If you have feedback, feel free to 'Contact Us' - BTW, we need more historical 1970s-1990s (rented) meetinghouse pics (taken outside of the buildings)..
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includes historical photos
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Special Links:
New! Pres. 2017 Sakai's slideshow of meetinghouses-includes inside/chapel photos
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Mission History Section Links:
Senkyoushi-go: Teruya Jidai post-77