
At Twin Cities Buddhist Association all are welcome. We’ve been part of the Minnesota community since 1946 when Japanese Americans, having been released from incarceration camps, settled in Minneapolis. Through their wisdom and guidance we are able to continue sharing and living the teachings of the Buddha.
We live in an unsettling, chaotic time. Everything from racial and political tensions, to global warming to the ongoing pandemic, can leave us feeling at odds with the world around us. Jodo Shinshu Buddhism offers a path and community that embraces all and forsakes none. It shows us a path through the chaos. Together our members enrich their lives and find happiness in a chaotic world through sharing the Dharma in community. We strive to live a life full of gratitude, happiness and awakening.
“Come as you are”. Shinran Shonin
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
2022
January 2 & 16
February 13 &27
March 13 & 27
April 10 (Hanamatsuri - joint service with Midwest Buddhist Temple - 10:30am)
April 24
May 8 & 22
June 5 & 19
July 10 & 24 (in person outdoor Obon Service)
August 7 & 21
September 11 & 25
October 9 (joint event with Minnesota Zen Meditation Center) & 23
November 6 & 20
December 4 & 18
* subject to change *
At this time, all services are being conducted via Zoom.
Use the contact information above to receive Zoom link.
Please consider supporting Twin Cities Buddhist Sangha. Your financial donation help us to continue to spread the Dharma.
With Gratitude and In Gassho.
Jodo Shinshu Buddhism was founded in Japan by Shinran Shonin (1173-1262). The first meeting of young Jodo Shinshu immigrants to the United States was initiated in San Francisco on July 14, 1898.
To learn more click on the link below to visit the Buddhist Churches of America website.
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