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Let's Celebrate Easter Together! Worship Service followed by Potluck Lunch Party - 3/31 Sunday, 11AM Please bring one dish to share. Pleaes RSVP by 3/27 at: infojauc@gmail or call (212) 242-9444.

Japanese Sunday School at 10:30am

Choir Practice Sunday mornings, 9:30am

The 2013-2014 Haruyama Scholarship All applicants need to mail an application form along with all necessary documents to JAUC, no later than Thursday, May 31, 2013. If you have questions, please feel free to contact the Japanese American United Church via email: infojauc@gmail or call (212) 242-9444. (Word)

JOIN A SMALL GROUP! A number of small groups are available. Groups meet weekly at different times, in Japanese or English or both and are meant for spiritual growth, learning and fellowship. Feel free to join!

International VIP Club- All are welcome!!-Monthly evening prayer, fellowship time

“Together, the Body of Christ;
Individually, Its Parts ” - I Corinthians 12:27

- 2009 to 2013 New Church Vision -
JAUC is a Christian community seeking to reach out, especially to Japanese and those who are interested in Japan in the greater New York City area, with the purpose of sharing faith in Christ and growing together in Christian discipleship through worship, fellowship, study, evangelism and mission.

Welcome to JAUC!
Welcome! For over 100 years, JAUC has been faithfully serving a diversity of people with Japanese backgrounds living in the New York City area. We are a caring family of Christ and invite you to join us through Sunday services and other ministries of the church.

JAUC is a bilingual congregation that offers Sunday services in both English and Japanese. We have a variety of group activities conducted in either one or both languages.

Our congregation includes: Japanese-speaking pioneer Isseis; English-speaking Niseis and Sanseis; newly arrived Japanese immigrants; Japanese businessmen and businesswomen; college students from Japan; and others who share an affinity with Japanese culture and Christian community



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