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The First 150 Years of Making Love Visible Getting to Joy… November 1865 to November 2015 Dec 13, 2015

Mrs. E.O. Smith San Jose Suffrage Society Board of Lady Managers Women’s Christian Temperance Union California Pavilion at World’s Fair Mrs. E.O. Smith Re-invigorated Church

Catherine S. Hillman Smith née Brown (1838-1904) Edward Owen Smith (1817-1892) With President William McKinley (1901)

I always come with reverence. ” “Wherever we find many races brought together, ... the Church is to proclaim the equality of the races. Wherever the oppressed are congregated, there Christ is present— and not on the side of power. Into such a presence, I always come with reverence. ” - Rev. Thomas Starr King: 2 Aug 1860

US Sanitary Commission Henry Whitney Bellows (1814-1882) NY Unitarian Minister President & Founder Thomas Starr King (1824-1864) Laura J. & B.F. Watkins SF Unitarian Minister SF, then SJ Unitarian Congregants

The Watkins & the US Sanitary Commission: or how our church really started… Laura J. née Broughton Benjamin Franklin Ladies’ Union Association & American Women’s League

San Jose City Mayors (Mayoral term) Mark Leavenworth (1856-1870) Campbell Thompson Settle (1884-1886) Ransom Grove Moody (1857-1858)

Sheltering 1906 Earthquake Victims Join us! Saturdays ~1pm-4pm California Room 5th floor MLK Library knrivers66@gmail.com (408) 888-0757 Establishing First Childcare Center: San Jose Day Nursery 1906 by our congregants in our church building or 1916 in other place by other people?