Our August newsletter is now available.

Our May newsletter is now available. It contains information on our summer practice period and other upcoming events, including a new online reading/discussion course on the Six Paramitas.

Our February newsletter is now available. It contains details of upcoming events as well as preliminary information about summer ango.

Our November - January newsletter is now available, featuring info on upcoming events, volunteer opportunities with Family Promise Green County, and more.

Our August - October newsletter is now available. Of special note are our upcoming Beginner's Mind Sesshin (9/16 - 9/18) and weekend Sewing Workshop (10/21 - 10/23). We hope to see you soon!

Our May, 2011 newsletter is now available. This newsletter contains information about our annual memorial service for Maezumi Roshi (Sunday, May 22) as well as our upcoming Summer 2011 practice period and seven-day sesshin. Please register as soon as possible for whatever portion of practice period you plan to attend!

There are three downloads (all PDF):

• May - July newsletter
• Practice period announcement
• Practice period registration (registration is also available online)

Our February, 2011 newsletter is now available. It includes sangha news, information about upcoming events, and more.

Of special note is preliminary information about our 2011 summer intensive practice period, running from Monday, June 20, through Friday, July 22 and including a seven-day sesshin. This is a rare opportunity for residential practice. More information is forthcoming, but please save the dates now!

Our November, 2010 newsletter is now available. It includes sangha news, information about upcoming events, and more.

Our August, 2010 newsletter is now available.

Our May, 2010 newsletter is now available. In addition to information about upcoming workshops and retreats, this issue includes information and the commitment form for summer ango (practice period), which starts this weekend with our annual memorial for our founder, Taizan Maezumi Roshi. Ango is a wonderful opportunity to foster a more focused commitment to Zen practice.