We meet weekly on Monday evenings from 7:15 to 8:45 at the Cache Valley Unitarian Universalist Church.  596 East 900 North.  Logan, Utah.   One of our members also offers a free hatha yoga class Mondays at 6:00, p.m., at the same location.

Our Sangha is not a formal Buddhist community in the traditional sense.  We have no monks or ordained teacher or master.  The sangha is intensely practice-based, drawing on different Buddhist traditions—Mahayana, Zen, Vajrayana, Theravada—rather than being formally aligned with one particular tradition.  Some members also participate in more formal communities, such as Thich Nhat Hanh's community and the Big Mind Zen Center of Salt Lake City, or are actively working under teachers in traditions such as Tibetan Buddhism and the Vedanta tradition. 

In addition, we have members active in local churches--Catholic, Mormon, and Unitarian Universalist, for example.  Many members also participate in the general community through work with local spiritual and charitable programs which are consistent with the teachings of the Buddha.

The sangha supports its members through weekly group meditation practice, the sharing of wisdom we bring from our various traditions, and the offering of meditation instruction and guidance for new members. 

Sangha evenings typically begin with a thirty-minute meditation period followed by the presentation of teachings and an open period of sharing and discussion.  Members with significant meditation experience--ranging from several years to thirty or more years-- rotate facilitating the evening’s gathering.  Teachings are offered through readings, recorded dharma talks by Buddhist and other teachers, insights and accounts from members' practice, responses to questions or topics posed by members, and general discussions of insights or difficulties in practice.