Rev. John Oda and Rev. Gerald Sakamoto, Rinban of the San Jose Buddhist Church (soon to be retired) gave messages at the annual Japanese American interfaith n Memorial Day Service at Oak Hill Memorial...  Read More

On June 21, the Wesley Ukulele Band participated in the world-wide event entitled “Make Music San José” which coincided with festivities in more than one thousand cities worldwide as part of Make Musi...  Read More

"Happy Birthday!" Rev. John. SPRC celebrated Rev. John's birthday with a special smaller gluten free cake while the rest of the congregation were delighted with the delicious glutenous one. During Sun...  Read More

Jaedyn Kozuma was presented with the Kimie Sanematsu scholarship of $2,000 with words given by Keith Nakashima, Sanematsu Endowment Chair, and presented by Lauren Takaichi below on June 1. Ivan Vielma...  Read More

On June 8, Chiaki Ueyama began his message by saying "I am a mixed race, bisexual trans-male, immigrant from Japan, multilingual and at the Intersection of so many demographics." He told stories about...  Read More

Beneath the shade trees and gentle breezes, the Wesley Ukulele Band held their annual picnic on June 8, at Frank Bramhill  Park.  We partook of tasty food and wonderful Hawaiian music. Those attending...  Read More

Friday, June 20 marked a PACT action at Trinity Episcopal Church at 2nd and St. John by St. James Park in San Jose. More than 150 faith and community leaders met with County Supervisors Otto Lee and B...  Read More

Cub Scouts of Wesley Church's Pack 201 celebrated the end of the school year with an awards picnic in the new garden.  It was the perfect setting for skits, recognitions, food, and FUN!......  Read More

Japantown Returnings Premiere Brings Down the HouseBy Barbara Hiura SAN JOSE--Fantastic! Well done! Whoo hoo! Bravo! were just a few accolades expressed during the standing ovation at the end of the p...  Read More

Wesley Ukulele Band and hula dancers pose with the festival mascot, Tofutti.......  Read More

Wesley Church’s Rummage Sale Reaches Out by Barbara Hiura For days, boxes and bags of people’s tired, used and abused stuff… clothes, small appliances, ancient sports gear, old tech like keyboards and...  Read More

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