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Buddhist Church of Stockton or Stockton Buddhist Temple was founded in 1906.
Our Teachings: The essence of our Teachings come from Shakamuni Buddha who discovered the way of enlightenment, and taught the way of freedom from one's own ignorance which causes our suffering. The Teachings, which originated some 2500 years ago in India, found its way through China, Korea, and Japan, and then came to America. Shinran Shonin, the founder of our particular sect of Buddhism, further developed the basic concept of the Teachings of Shakamuni Buddha and taught that Amida Buddha, the Buddha of Infinite Wisdom and Compassion, awakens the light of awareness in us so that we can attain the assurance of Buddhahood in our present life even though we are caught in the bonds of our daily life. As early as 499 AD recorded writing in China indicate that a Buddhist monk from China had crossed the great sea, traveled along the Pacific Coast of North America and down to Mexico. Certain beliefs and arts in Mexico and Central America show coincidences with Asiatic civilization. Our History: As early as 499 AD recorded writing in China indicate that a Buddhist monk from China had crossed the great sea, traveled along the Pacific Coast of North America and down to Mexico. Certain beliefs and arts in Mexico and Central America show coincidences with Asiatic civilization. In the years to follow it was not until 1873 that a Buddhist minister of our Jodo Shin sect (Pure Land School), as part of his travel itinerary, set foot in the United States for the first time. Early Jodo Shinshu missionary work among the Japanese immigrants in America began first in Hawaii in 1887 and 10 years later a mission was established on the mainland in San Francisco, California. Thereafter, as immigrants from Japan settled in various communities in America, missionary work was expanded and other Temples were established. The Stockton Buddhist Temple was established in 1906 by a group of Japanese immigrants. They located themselves in their first facility at 148 West Washington Street in 1908. A student boarding house was established in 1910 to fill the needs of the circumstances of that time. In 1925 a Temple was built and the members of the Stockton Buddhist community filed for incorporation as a religious group with the State of California. A social hall was built in 1940 on an adjacent property that was purchased after the original structure was destroyed by a fire. The war years came and the Temple members with all people of Japanese descent on the west coast spent 1942 through 1945 in internment camps. The U.S. military occupied our Temple facilities during this period, and it was returned to us in November, 1945 with the end of the war. Returnees to Stockton from the internment camps utilized the Temple facilities as hostels during the early post war years until the members reestablished themselves in the community. In 1963 it was learned the Temple site had to vacated for a cross-town freeway. Our current site on 2820 Shimizu Drive was then purchased and our new facilities constructed and dedicated in June of 1969.
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Hello Temple Members, Friends and Guest, the 50th Anniversary of the Shimizu Location is fast approaching. If you haven't RSVP yet please call the temple office at 209.466.6701. Also if you plan on playing in the temple's anniversary golf tournament or attending the anniversary prime rib dinner, the registrations fee, sponsorships fee, and or dinner fee is due soon. Please get that to the church office as soon as possible. The golf program is going to print soon and sorry you might be left off if we don't get it by Tuesday. Thanks
Youth Athletic Organization (YAO) would like to thank the many people who help support the first YAO Super Bowl Tri-Tip Lunch Fundraiser! It was a great success thanks to the help of the many volunteers and to the generous people who help support it. Thank you!
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Kendo practice is canceled today because of poor air quality due to the Camp Fire. 😮
Suburi-Thon & Challenge Fundraiser
Stockton Kendo Dojo is accepting new students. If anyone is interested please visit their Facebook page or their web page at http://www.stocktonkendodojo.com . Stockton Kendo Dojo is affiliated with the Buddhist Church of Stockton, Oakland Kendo Dojo, Northern California Kendo Federation, and the All United States Kendo Federation. Stockton Kendo Dojo is under the direction of Sensei Anthony Cabral and has practice on Tuesday and Thursday from 7 to 9 pm at the Buddhist Church of Stockton's Social Hall.
Some of our temple members have relatives that served in the 442nd and the military. A documentary on NHK is available to view until August 18th. If you are interested, please check the link below. This came from a JACL e-mail thread courtesy of Deborah Hatanaka Endow. Incredible story of bravery and adversity. Thanks John Fujii Subject: Watch Rescuing the Lost Battalion: The Story behind the This video is only available until August 18, 2018 so watch it now. Please forward to those you think would be interested. NHK WORLD HAS CREATED A SPECIAL DOCUMENTARY ON 442ND'S RESCUE OF THE LOST BATTALION https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/vod/rescuing/5001177/… "Go for Broke!" a painting in the collection of the Army Center of Military History, Fort McNair, Washington, D.C., depicts the all-Japanese American 442nd Regimental Combat Team assaulting German siege forces in the rescue of "The Lost Battalion," Oct. 27-30, 1944. U.S. Army Photo. Rescuing the Lost Battalion: The Story behind the "Heroes" AUGUST 3-18, 2018 Created with historical footage and soldier recollections, NHK's documentary looks at the remarkable courage and bravery of the 442nd in their mission to save a Texas regiment trapped by the German army in Vosges mountains of France. The 49 minute film will be available to watch until August 18, 2018. Click here to watch. JAPANESE AMERICAN VETERANS ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 341198,Bethesda, MD 20827 java.wildapricot.org JAVA.WILDAPRICOT.ORG java.wildapricot.org
Listen for out PSA on 99.3 FM KJOY! Our announcer is the fabulous Samantha! Airs every 4 hours!! Special thanks to D Ferrera for the recording! So take a listen and we'll see you at our Obon/Bazaar
Make sure to get your 2018 bazaar swag...
I am reaching out to all of you have had a connection to the Stockton Buddhist Church, maybe you were a church member back in the day, maybe you played church basketball, maybe you had a lot of friends who attended the church. Whatever the case may be, we need your volunteer help at our annual food bazaar and Bon Odori on Aug 4-5th 2018. We're short on volunteers and could use some of you to work a shift or two. Go to www.signupgenius.com and look for volunteer signups under [email protected]. We need volunteers on SAT/SUN Aug 4-5th and we could also use volunteers to help complete the setup. Setup days are on FRI July 27th at 6:30pm, WED Aug 1st at 6:30pm and FRI Aug 3rd 1-4pm and 4-7pm. You can sign up on www.signupgenius.com or send me an email and I'll sign you up. We could use your help.
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Kendo Demonstration for SBT New Year's Party 201
Video Clips from Buddhist Church of Stockton's 2016 Annual Japanese Cultural Bazaar & Bon Odori, Kendo Demonstration by Stockton Buddhist Church Kendo Club, narrated by Sensei Anthony Cabral. Posted by J. Fujii.
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