Wichita Buddhist Association

Wichita Vietnamese Buddhist . Friendly family temple. They sell vegan food on the Buddhist holidays.

Larges temple in Wichita. Very peaceful place.

Wow. I did this for a multicultural class teaching masters class, and they were so inviting and helpful that I was shocked. Had no idea that the Sunday lesson was more about calming chants and singing and music that all your concerns about life's stresses melt away with the first gentle gong of the bell as the beginning happens. You can take all the years, days, and hours of Joel Olsten's preaching and the lot of the preachers and not touch the enlightening experience of going to this one hour experience at this temple, and probably other Buddhist Temples. One monk talked for 5 minutes after the spiritual chants and music for 40+ minutes. 5 minutes! Correct. Enlightening people through actions should be the norm not about boring people with human advice for an hour we've heard repeated over and over going to most Christian sessions. They even begged us to come and eat with them afterwards (we had plans). I plan on going again. Life is so stressful. This place makes you, some magical way, to let it go and focus on the moment. You don't even have to think about it, you just find yourself at peace. Btw go to the first building on the North towards the middle where most people park.

I grew up with the Temple from small places to a huge Temple with plenty of space. Good food and the master is an artist, his creations make the scenery looks beautiful and peaceful.

Small meditation group that is open and welcoming to all. Services on Sunday morning and Wednesday eve. Monthly Saturday retreat.