Though they would remain Christians, the meeting with Gandhi led them to consider establishing a church free of prejudice, transcending racial, social, economic and spiritual boundaries. After they returned to the United States, Howard received a letter from A. J. Muste on behalf of Alfred Fisk who was looking for someone to establish a church in San Francisco which crossed the racial and spiritual divides.
Though they would remain Christians, the meeting with Gandhi prompted them to contemplate establishing a church free of prejudice, transcending racial, social, economic and spiritual boundaries. After returning to the United States, Howard received a letter from A. J. Muste on behalf of Alfred Fisk who was seeking someone to establish a church in San Francisco that bridged racial and spiritual divides.