Everyone is invited to take part in this fun activity that is popular in Japan – make a wind chime! Join the Sangha on Sunday, June 14 starting at 11:30am to use special POSCA pens to create or design your own personalized glass wind chime.
Enjoy being part of the Sangha and thinking of others by providing lunch service on Sunday, May 3 at the Calgary Drop-In Centre downtown. We leave from the Temple around 11:15am and walk over to the Drop-In Centre together or you can meet us there
Classes will be held on Saturday afternoons at The Calgary Buddhist Temple from 1:30 pm – 4:00 pm.
The 5 classes are a series and the total cost including flower material and instruction is $250 for Temple members and $300 for non-members. No refunds for
Classes will be held on Saturday afternoons at The Calgary Buddhist Temple from 1:30 pm – 4:00 pm.
The 5 classes are a series and the total cost including flower material and instruction is $250 for Temple members and $300 for non-members. No refunds for
The Jodo Shinshu Buddhist Temples of Canada (JSBTC) Women’s Federation (WF) have been busy with planning for the World Buddhist Women’s Convention in Hawaii, 2027. There is a lot of preparation for Canada’s participation in this event. The WF have organized a T-shirt fundraiser to
Apr 5/26
Dear Dharma Friends,
We hope this finds you well and healthy in the Light of the Dharma.
We are writing to provide an update on the closure of the temple to in-person attendance due to several building safety concerns that required immediate attention
The Temple has now reopened the main floor/hondo service area for in-person Sunday Service attendance starting at 10:00am (MST) plus we will continue with Live Streaming. We hope you will join us!
Online live-streaming is from our Facebook group Calgary Buddhist Temple and the relevant
On Sunday Nov 15, the Dharma Time kids are encouraged to bring something to the temple that they’ve created or made of lego. We’ll set up the lego builds in the hondo to share/display and talk about the creations with the Sangha.
A creative way
Sashiko (刺し子), meaning “little stabs,” is a traditional Japanese decorative and functional embroidery technique that uses simple, repeating running stitches to mend, reinforce, and embellish fabric. Historically, it was practiced by rural communities to repair and strengthen clothing and textiles.
Today, sashiko is celebrated as
Annually, the Temple puts up a tree at the front of the hondo for the collection of toys as well as items of warm clothing for those less fortunate. This year, the toys will be going to Baby It’s Cold Outside, and warm clothing to