Formula in Buddhism - A Collection of Articles | Tri-State/Denver Buddhist Temple

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October 2019 Temple Newsletter!

Upcoming Services

Rev. Tamai Memorial Service

Sunday, October 20th

October Shotsuki Service

Sunday, October 27th

Tuesday Dharma Service & Discussions

Time: Tuesday 11:30 am
With Rev. Thompson. All are welcome. Tuesday discussion sessions are preceded with a short service.

Japanese language service

Thursday, October 10th; 11:30 am
Sunday, October 6th; 9:30 am and
Sunday, October 20th; 10:00 am
with Rev. Imada. All are welcome.

YBA/Dharma School Aki Matsuri

Sunday, October 27th

Formula in Buddhism - A Collection of Articles

Reverend Fujii has been writing a series entitled A Formula in Buddhism. Each month's article appears on the home page of the Temple website. This page collects all of the previous articles.

Formula in Buddhism: The 20th Vow: Part 4

Formula in Buddhism: The 20th Vow: Part 3

Formula in Buddhism: The 20th Vow: Part 2

Formula in Buddhism: The 20th Vow: Part 1

Formula in Buddhism: The 19th Vow: Part 3

Formula in Buddhism: The 19th Vow: Part 2

Formula in Buddhism: The 19th Vow: Part 1

The 18th Vow: #6 King of Vows

The 18th Vow: #5 King of Vows

The 18th Vow: #4 King of Vows

The 18th Vow: #3 King of Vows

The 18th Vow: #2 King of Vows

The 18th Vow: #1 King of Vows

17th Vow, Conclusion of this Vow

12th and 13th Vows, Part 4

12th and 13th Vows, Part 3

12th and 13th Vows, Part 2

12th and 13th Vows, Part 1

Contact Us

Tri-State Denver Buddhist Temple
1947 Lawrence Street
Denver, CO 80202

Telephone: 303-295-1844

Ministerial Staff:

Rev. Diana Thompson,
Resident Minister

Rev. Noritaka Imada,
Resident Minister

Temple Staff:

Donna Inouye,
Temple Administrator

Office Hours (Mon - Thurs):

8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Week Day visitations are by appointment only. Please schedule appointment by phone.

TSDBT is located in Sakura Square. Please visit and support the businesses and cultural events here at Sakura Square!

As a Jodo Shinshu Temple, we are associated with the Buddhist Churches of America (BCA) based in San Francisco, California. The first BCA missionary arrived in California in 1898 under the sponsorship of Nishi Hongwanji, our mother temple in Kyoto, Japan.