Three Wheels Calendar

This activity is held every week when the weather is fine.
Everyone usually gathers around 10:15 a.m., and we begin a short service at 10:30 a.m.
Afterwards, participants help tidy up the grounds of Three Wheels. This is a way to show our gratitude and to practise Offering (Dana), one of the important practices in Buddhism.

We begin with a traditional chanting service, followed by a meeting where everyone is welcome to share their recent experiences in life. By listening to one another, we learn together how to understand and make sense of our experiences within the teachings of the Nenbutsu and Shin Buddhism.

Note: Sunday Service is held every week unless another event is scheduled on that day.

This activity is held every week when the weather is fine.
Everyone usually gathers around 10:15 a.m., and we begin a short service at 10:30 a.m.
Afterwards, participants help tidy up the grounds of Three Wheels. This is a way to show our gratitude and to practise Offering (Dana), one of the important practices in Buddhism.

We begin with a traditional chanting service, followed by a meeting where everyone is welcome to share their recent experiences in life. By listening to one another, we learn together how to understand and make sense of our experiences within the teachings of the Nenbutsu and Shin Buddhism.

Note: Sunday Service is held every week unless another event is scheduled on that day.

Please arrive by 7:25 p.m. so you don’t disturb fellow meditators.
We recommend wearing loose trousers so that you can be comfortable.
There is no charge for this class, but we warmly encourage you to make a donation of any amount as a way of showing your gratitude and supporting the running of Three Wheels. Your contribution is greatly appreciated.

This activity is held every week when the weather is fine.
Everyone usually gathers around 10:15 a.m., and we begin a short service at 10:30 a.m.
Afterwards, participants help tidy up the grounds of Three Wheels. This is a way to show our gratitude and to practise Offering (Dana), one of the important practices in Buddhism.

We begin with a traditional chanting service, followed by a meeting where everyone is welcome to share their recent experiences in life. By listening to one another, we learn together how to understand and make sense of our experiences within the teachings of the Nenbutsu and Shin Buddhism.

Note: Sunday Service is held every week unless another event is scheduled on that day.

Please arrive by 7:25 p.m. so you don’t disturb fellow meditators.
We recommend wearing loose trousers so that you can be comfortable.
There is no charge for this class, but we warmly encourage you to make a donation of any amount as a way of showing your gratitude and supporting the running of Three Wheels. Your contribution is greatly appreciated.

This activity is held every week when the weather is fine.
Everyone usually gathers around 10:15 a.m., and we begin a short service at 10:30 a.m.
Afterwards, participants help tidy up the grounds of Three Wheels. This is a way to show our gratitude and to practise Offering (Dana), one of the important practices in Buddhism.

We begin with a traditional chanting service, followed by a meeting where everyone is welcome to share their recent experiences in life. By listening to one another, we learn together how to understand and make sense of our experiences within the teachings of the Nenbutsu and Shin Buddhism.

Note: Sunday Service is held every week unless another event is scheduled on that day.

This activity is held every week when the weather is fine.
Everyone usually gathers around 10:15 a.m., and we begin a short service at 10:30 a.m.
Afterwards, participants help tidy up the grounds of Three Wheels. This is a way to show our gratitude and to practise Offering (Dana), one of the important practices in Buddhism.

We begin with a traditional chanting service, followed by a meeting where everyone is welcome to share their recent experiences in life. By listening to one another, we learn together how to understand and make sense of our experiences within the teachings of the Nenbutsu and Shin Buddhism.

Note: Sunday Service is held every week unless another event is scheduled on that day.