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OCTOBER & NOVEMBER 2022 EVENTS

 

Below schedule is subject to change due to the health department regulations.

 

OCT:      10th    Columbus Day - Temple closed

              11th    Board Meeting   6:30 pm

              15th    100th Anniversary Lecture Series 10    Online only  5pm

              16th    Eitaikyo, Monthly Service & Memorial   11 am   Facebook Live

 

NOV:      6th    Shichi Go San 753 Children’s Service   11 am & 2 pm

              8th    Board Meeting   6:30 pm

              11th    Veteran’s Day - Temple closed

              12th    100th Anniversary Lecture Series 11    In-person and online  5pm

              16th - 20th    100th Anniversary Jukai-E    All day

              24th    Thanksgiving Day - Temple closed

              27th to Dec 3rd   Rohatsu Sesshin    All day

ZEN-BAZURU PROJECT for 100TH ANNIVERSARY

 

Are you good at Origami? Help us make paper cranes for our 100th Anniversary! Please see the flyer on the right for more information.

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100TH ANNIVERSARY LECTURE SERIES

We are happy to announce that the Zazenkai is hosting Zenshuji 100th Anniversary A Series of Lectures and Conversations once a month starting this January to November. Please see the lecture series page below for more information.

 

100th Anniversary Lecture Series

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Higan-E  & Monthly Service

 

Higan-E service was held on September 18th in-person and online. The Dharma talks were given by Rev. Rev. Ryoko Miyazaki in English and by Rev. Daiki Toho in Japanese. Here is the video which was live-streamed on Facebook Live.

SHICHI-GO-SAN (7-5-3) SERVICE

 

Zenshuji Temple’s celebration for children’s Shichi-Go-San (7-5-3 years old) will be held on Sunday, November 6th at 11:00 am AND 2 pm.  You can pick either time to register.

 

Usually girls of 7 years, boys of 5 years and boys and girls of 3 years old go to the local shrine to express gratitude to the Gods for their growth and continued blessings.  The children dress in colorful traditional kimono as they enter the shrine.  If Western attire is worn, the children dress up in party dresses and suits. The children are given candy called “chitoseame” (thousand year candy) to promise them long life.  We order these candies from Japan.  

 

To Register, please call the temple and register with the ministers

at Zenshuji.  Also you can ask Ms. Akutagawa for kimono rental

and/or dressing. Please call her for pricing and detail at (805) 529-

0139

Higan-E 9/18

Talks by Rev Miyazaki in Eng

by Rev Toho in Jpn

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