Left to right: E. Crosby, Gussy Willett, Etta Hesselink, Donald Bruggink, church pastor.

A classroom in the stairblock with an abstract stained glass by Willett Studios.

Note the windows which surround the congregation. Note also the strands supporting the small golden rectangles.

Figures holding Old and New Testament.

Communion table with stands supporting the Bible and pulpit to emphasize the proclamation of the word.

Akira Inadomi, architect. Again, a very restricted lot required incredible creativity on the part of Inadomi to provide for all of the requisite spaces necessary for the church. The main entrance is on the left, with an ...

Reflecting contemporary liturgical thinking the congregation surrounds the table, while a simple stand for scripture denotes the place of proclamation. A Baptismal stand for sprinking would visibly complete the "means of ...

Close up of the Baptismal pool showing the three steps down into the water, representing the three days Christ was in the tomb prior to resurrection to newness of life

The details of the hardware on the doors again illustrates an elegance of detailing.

Akiro Inadomi, architect. Located in a busy commercial Tokyo setting, the church maintains its distinctiveness in the midst of a larger setting.

The latticework and hardware leads into the great church room.

Skylight with spire holding cross atop the central stairblock.

The communionware is composed of traditional lacquered boxes and plates, the latter carrying the symbol of the cross.

A wonderful tracker-action organ with baroque case work.

The boxes hold the trays for the "traditional" Protestant little glass cups.