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Fall Ohigan

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Rev. Miyamura delivers his message about Ohigan, the special service held at the time of the Spring and Fall equinox.

September 20th, 2015|

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AN UPDATE FROM MIDWEST BUDDHIST TEMPLE

Dear Members and Friends:

MBT wants to make sure our Temple members and friends know that while we are not having ‘in-person’ activities we are still here and working to reach our Sangha “virtually”.

Please read our LATEST MBT UPDATES where we post important information about our Temple schedule and “virtual” activities (including the status of Bon Odori and Ginza Holiday).

Rev. Ron Miyamura continues to deliver his Dharma Talk each Sunday at 10:30 am via Facebook Live Streaming (also available by podcast). For information about our Online Only Services visit our ONLINE DHARMA TALKS page.

For anyone facing life changes such as the illness or passing of a loved one, please contact the office (312 943 7801 – office@mbtchicago.org) or Rev Miyamura who will assist with arrangements.

We will continue to closely monitor the Covid19 situation. Decisions to hold ‘in-person’ services will be based on state guidelines guidelines that advise it is safe to do so. In the meantime, we hope all of you remain safe and healthy.

In Gassho,
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