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UU SANGHA
 

Reproduced here are back issues of UU Sangha, the journal of the Unitarian Universalist Buddhist FellowshipSome are available as pdf documents, some as html documents, and some in both formats.  All contents remain the copyright of the individual authors. To read an issue, click on the issue number. To go to a specific article where available, click on the article title.


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Vol. 13 No. 3, Summer 2012

Recent Issues

Vol. 13 No. 2, Spring 2012

  • This Truth Never Fails: A Zen Memoir in Four Seasons (Excerpt), By David Rynick
  • Book Review, Zen Master David Rynick's This Truth Never Fails, By Rev. Dr. Judith E. Wright
  • Non Harming and Addiction, By Julie Roehm
  • Booked!: A Review Essay of “High Concept” Portraits of Us, Hooks in Our Mouths, By Phyllis Culham
  • A Fallen Sparrow, Art and Poem by John

Vol. 13 No. 1, Summer 2011

  • A dialogue with David Rynick Roshi and James Ford Roshi on UU Ministers and Buddhist Teachers
  • A Review of Deborah Schoeberlein and Suki Sheth's Mindful Teaching and Teaching Mindfulness, by Charles Suhor
  • The Dangers of Imperfection, or How I learned to love my life and how Sangha plays a part in that path, by Theresa Sise
  • The Spiritual Practice of Zazen: Remarks from the UUBF Convocation, by Bob Senghas  
  • Building Sangha, by Steve Locher and Charity Rowley
  • Letters, from Christopher John
  •  Cruse Control Complacency, by Steven
  • The Biscuit Giver, a poem by Steven
  • Buddhism and Arts Practices: the Moment is Present! by Phyllis Culham

 

Vol. 12 No. 4, Spring 2011

  • A RELIGION FOR OUR TIMES: The Case for a Buddhist Unitarian Universalism, by James Ishmael Ford
  • Prison Ministry, by Rev. Patty Franz and Prisoner-Members of the CLF
  • Unitarian Universalist Zen Master, by Jan Seymour-Ford
  • Aware in mind and body, by Janet Cooper Haas
  • A Little Help From My Friends, by Darla Davis
  • A Letter From Inside, by Chris

 

Vol. 12 No. 3, Winter 2011

  • In Memorium: Arthur L. Hansen
  • Making Art for Practice, by Mike Gold
  • A Letter To the Editor, from John
  • Review Essay: Recent Books on Practice with Stress, by Phyllis Culham
  • On Being Grateful; A review of Jeff Wilson, Buddhism of the Heart: Reflections on Shin Buddhism and Inner Togetherness, by Richard Hayes
  • Ralph Waldo Emerson’s Buddhist Aspects, compiled by Phyllis Culham
  • A poem, by Kyu An

 

Vol. 12 No. 2, Fall 2010

  • Travels, Travails, and Triumphs: My Sabbatical Time, by Rev. Dr. Judith E. Wright
  • An Important Letter From Inside, Christopher Michael King
  • A Chance Encounter and The Great Escape, by Christopher Michael King
  • Buddhism and UU Principles, by Phyllis Culham
  • A Guided Meditation From Thoreau’s Walden, by Phyllis Culham

 

Vol. 11 No. 4 & Vol 12 No. 1, Summer-Fall 2009

  • IN MEMORIAM: JOHN DAIDO LOORI, ROSHI, by the Rev. Robert Tokushu Senghas
  • Dharma Cat,  By John
  • Bliss in the Present Moment: A review of Jill Bolte Taylor, My Stroke of Insight,  by Phyllis Culham
  • Buddhist Rites for the Unborn Dead in America: “Water Baby” Ceremonies to Relieve the Suffering of Parents and Families,  by Frank Tedesco
  • Corrections: One Man’s attempt to launch a humanitarian organization from behind bars, by Christopher Huneke
  • Message from Judith Wright, President of UUBF
  • SEARCHING FOR A TEACHER - JOURNAL NOTES,  By Wayne Tonjin Arnason

 

Vol. 11 No. 3, Spring 2009

  • Reports On the UUBF Convocation 2009
  • Not Knowing is Most Intimate: Thomas Huxley, Deep Agnosticism, Zen Buddhism & an Emergent Liberal Spirituality, by James Ishmael Ford
  • The Maitreya Project Heart Shrine Relic Tour at UU Clearwater, Oct. 31- Nov. 2, 2008, by Frank M. Tedesco
  • Vesak-Month, Year 2553: Two Buddha’s Birthdays In Tampa Bay, Florida 2008,  by Frank M. Tedesco
  • A Letter From John, a Prisoner in Oklahoma

 

Vol. 11 No. 2, Late Winter, 2009

  • A Pilgrim’s Glimpse of the Birthplace of Soto Zen, by Junko Davis
  • haiku, by James Patrick Haynes
  • Simple, by “Tom”
  • Qigong in Prison, by Debbie Cole
  • How We Started Our Sangha in Gray, Tennessee

 

Vol. 11 No. 1, Fall 2008

  • American Union, by Hu
  • Karma At the McDonalds on Wall Street, by Phyllis Culham
  • Karma and the Life of Scrooge: A Buddhist Perspective, by John Edwards
  • A Letter and a Poem, by Stephan
  • Prison Meditations, by “Tom”

·         “Rocky Road,” by Hu

  • Chowtime, by Michael
  • Letters, from Christopher
  • Wanted:  UU Penpals for UU Prisoners
  • Our First Supporting Sangha, by Rev. Wayne Arnason

 

Vol. 10 No. 4, Summer 2008

  • UUBF Clergy At GA Create Sangha by Example, By Rev. Wayne Arnason
  • An Important Letter From Inside, From Christopher
  • Still on the Streets of Annapolis, by Karen Karos
  • Finally, a Lay Buddhist Minister, by Andrew S. Agacki
  • The Cries of the World— Did Terri have a Mind Stream or Not? by Frank M. Tedesco, Ph.D.
  • Acknowledging the Shooting in Knoxville and Generating Compassion: The Hungry Ghosts Ceremony? by Phyllis Culham
  • Zen Mantra, By Duane Johnson

 

Vol. 10 No. 3, Spring 2008

 

  • A Toilet Brush as a Meditation Tool, by Rev. Amy Bowden Freedman
  • Bearing Witness on the Streets of Annapolis, by Bob Ertman
  • Another View From the Streets, by Phyllis Culham
  • Mindfulness II: Transformation, by Rev. Douglas Kraft
  • An American Buddhism, by Andrew S. Agacki
  • UUBF at General Assembly 2008

 

Vol. 10 No. 2, Fall 2007

 

  • Not Knowing Is Most Intimate: Bearing Witness with Zen Peacemakers Bernie Glassman and Eve Myonen Marko, by Bob Ertman
  • Editorial Insights by Gerald Bennett
  • Not Two: Unitarian Universalism and Buddhism, by Rev. Wayne B. Arnason
  • Blowing on the Coals by Rev. Dr. Marni Harmony
  • Where Do You Go From Here? by Alan Brush
  • A UU “Mu” — Reflections on UU Affiliate Status, by Rev. Wayne B. Arnason
  • Two Poems for the Buddha, by Ginger Williams

 

 

Vol. 10 No. 1, Winter 2007

 

  • Mindfulness: Wat Practice by Rev. Douglas Kraft
  • Editorial Insights by Gerald Bennett
  • When Grief Comes: An Embodied, UU Buddhist Response by Dr. Laura Milner
  • Reminders and Opportunities by Sam Trumbore
  • Where Do You Go From Here? by Alan Brush

 

Vol: 9, No: 3, Fall 2006

 

  • Taking the Kalachakra Initiation by Rev. Dr. Judith E. Wright
  • Editorial Insight, by Gerald Bennett
  • Footsteps of the Buddha: Transformation by Rev. Doug Kraft
  • The Emergence of Liberal Buddhism by James Ishmael Ford
  • Reminders and Opportunities by Rev. Samuel A .Trumbore
  • Flyer for UUBF Convocation 2007 April 13-15 at Garrison Institute

 



Archives

Issue 1, 1994: not available at this time
 


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Issue 3, May 1995:


Issue 4, May 1996:


Vol: 2 No: 1, Fall 1997


Vol: 2 No: 2, Winter 1998


Vol: 2 No: 3, Spring 1998


Vol: 2 No: 4, Summer 1998


Vol: 3 No: 1, Fall 1998


Vol: 3 No.: 2, Winter 1999

  • The Unitarian Universalist and Buddhist Nexus: Some Responses, by Rev. Gene Reeves, Mel Harkrader-Pine, Rev. Ken O'Neill, Mary J. Scott, and Rev. Frank Robertson
  • Editorial Insights, by Rev. Sam Trumbore
  • Jesus Saves; Buddha Enlightens, by Rev. Ken Mochel

Vol: 3No: 3, Spring 1999


Vol: 4 No: 1, Fall 1999


Vol: 4 No: 2, Winter 2000


Vol: 4 No: 3, Spring 2000


Vol: 4 No: 4, Summer 2000

  • Buddhist Adventures of a Young UU, by Jeff Wilson
  • Editorial Insight, by Rev. Sam Trumbore
  • Dharma Couples, by Karan Gardner, William Brockmann, and Phil Gable
  • The Art of Living, by Art Hansen
  • The Practice of Ch'an Buddhism: The Bodhisattva Path, by Bob Oliva

Vol: 5 No: 1, Fall 2000


Vol: 5 No: 2, Winter/Spring 2001

  • Do We Know How To Live?, by Douglas Phillips
  • Listening To Silence, by Debbie Saint
  • The Buddha Who Is To Come, by Rev. Mike Young
  • I Am Awake: The Origins of Buddhism, by Rev. Richelle Carmichael Russell
  • General Assembly Is Coming, by Dorris Senghas
  • Avatamsaka Sutra, Chapter 40 (Excerpt): On Entering the Inconceivable State of Liberation Through the Practices and Vows of Bodhisattva Samantabhadra

Vol: 5 No: 3, Summer 2001 (html) (pdf

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Vol: 5 No: 4, Fall 2001 (html) (pdf)

 

Vol: 6 No: 1, Winter 2002 (html) (pdf)

 

 

Vol: 6 No: 2, Spring 2002 (html) (pdf)

 

Vol: 6 No: 3, Summer 2002 (html) (pdf)

 

Vol: 6 No: 4, Fall 2002 (html) (pdf)

 

Vol: 7: No: 1, Winter 2003 (html) (pdf)

 

Vol: 7, Nos: 2-3, Spring/Summer 2003 

 

 

 

Vol: 8, No: 1, Fall 2003

 

 

 

Vol: 8, No: 2, Spring 2004

 

 

 

 

Vol: 8, No: 3, Fall/Winter (Anniversary) 2004

 

 

 

 

Vol: 9, No: 1, Fall 2005

 

 

 

 

Vol: 9, No: 2, Summer 2006

 

 

 

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