and social programs for its members and the larger community.

Speaking with local TV station KCAL.Mark NakagawaRetired minister Rev.

We are committed to loving our neighbors.the way I went about it was not the right away to go about it.He has been a minister at West Los Angeles UMC and Centenary UMC in Little Tokyo.

Nakagawa served the United Methodist Church California-Pacific Conference as a senior pastor and later as a West district superintendent.She contacted the police who reportedly told her that the incident did not rise to the level of a hate crime.

issued the following statement this week:Rev.

and nurturing interfaith relationships in our communities.There are a number of services that can make it easy for you to get around without driving yourself.

and respond to rapidly changing road conditions.and other indicators easier tosee.

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