Click here to see the article: 7 things to do in raising kids This article by Bill Murphy Jr. describes seven practices for parents to consider in raising their children. All of the practices are supported by research studies. Check it out.
Click here to read the April Newsletter: April Newsletter 1. A Surprise Encounter – Part 3: The Middle Way (Message from Rev. Nishiyama 2. Virtual Sangha Family Service. Speaker: Rev. Nishiyama 3. April 11 and May 2 – Shotsuki Memorial Service 4. April 25 – Intergenerational Bingo 5. BORN AGAIN...
Click here for your passport to an organization of friendly, supportive, and joyful members: Jikoen Membership Form 2021 Down load the Membership Form and send it in with your dues. It will be one of the best decisions you will ever make. Remember, hanging out with good people results in...
Check out the January issue of Jikoen’s Newsletter. News, messages, events, acknowledgements. Click here: >January Issue
The November Newsletter is here. *President Doris Oshiro has news about the Elevator-Lift. *Rev. Nishiyama’s message begin: Do you remember when you were born into this world …? *Bishop Matsumoto talks about Election Day and Buddhism. *Coming up: Virtual Appreciation Day for Incoming and Outgoing Hawaii Kyodan Presidents, Dr. Warren...
Click here for October Newsletter. news_2020-10_print ANNOUNCEMENTS: Buddhist Churches of America (BCA) Center for Buddhist Education & Technobuddha presents “Good Trouble!” Time: 10:00am – 12:00pm (PDT) Speaker: Richard Stambul Attorney, past BCA President, Foot soldier in the Civil Rights movement and Trustee of the Institute for Buddhist Studies. Free and...
Join Jikoen and Celebrate Peace Day in Hawaii on September 21 at noon. Ring a bell for peace. Say a prayer.
Go to the YouTube video (see below) and join us in ringing bells for peace at noon on September 21. In 2007, the youth of Hongwanji temples in Hawai’i joined together to lobby the Hawai’i State Legislature to declare September 21 as Peace Day in Hawai’i. On this day, we...
There is very large stone at the entrance of Jikoen Temple. It is a piece of Okinawa that was brought to Hawaii by the U.S. Navy to honor the Okinawan Immigration to Hawaii. Here is the story of that stone.
Let this be the season for peace.
