Given the current status of the COVID-19 pandemic, MVBT will continue to remain closed for onsite activities until further notice.
We encourage all to maintain connected through phone calls, online conferencing, and various social media offerings from the Temple.
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Mountain View Buddhist Temple is part of the Buddhist Churches of America (BCA).
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Given the current status of the COVID-19 pandemic, MVBT will continue to remain closed for onsite activities until further notice. We encourage all to maintain connected through phone calls, online conferencing, and various social media offerings from the Temple.
The Sangha of the Mountain View Buddhist Temple condemns the Russian invasion of Ukraine and calls for an immediate end to this crisis so that normalcy can be returned to the Ukrainian people as soon as possible. We extend our compassion and deepest condolences to the victims of the Ukrainian Crisis. Continue Reading >>
We achieved our $10,000 goal! Please keep those donations coming in. With your continued support, we look forward to meaningfully investing in the adaptations necessary for our Sangha and community to stay connected beyond the pandemic.
This is the first of two Super Senior articles on Rev. LaVerne Sasaki and his family. This article will focus on his tenure as Mountain View Buddhist Temple’s resident minister.
By Ricky Chu Love is the best word to describe Aki and Toki Nakano. I was fortunate to have had the opportunity to meet with the happily married
The Mountain View BWA was honored to host a 48-star American Flag Signing event on Sunday, January 9, 2022 at our Mountain View Buddhist Temple. Santa Clara County Superior Judge
This is the last of the three articles by three MVBT Girl Scouts who are working for their Padma Award. Each scout is writing about a woman who is a
June Yusa has been a member of Mountain View Buddhist Temple since 1976. June is the youngest of eleven children of Issei parents. The family lived in various locations in
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