The annual Eitaikyo Service is generally known as the Sangha Memorial Service in Hawaii. The purpose of observing this major temple service is to thank the deceased members. We recall the wondrous contributions of those members who supported the Betsuin Sangha in appreciation for Amida’s boundless compassion. We especially remember those ministers and lay members who were willing to share the art of living in the Nembutsu with the temple members must be remembered. Eitaikyo Service, then, is a precious opportunity for us to express thanks for gifts from Dharma teachers.

The guest speaker for this year’s Sangha Memorial Service is the Rev. Tatsuo Muneto, retired minister of the Hawaii Kyodan.

8:00 a.m. – Japanese Language Eitaikyo Service with Rev. Tatsuo Muneto
9:00 a.m. – Dharma School Eitaikyo Service (Annex Temple) with Rev. Arthur Kaufmann
10:00 a.m. – Adult English Eitaikyo Service (main hall) with Rev. Tatsuo Muneto
1:00 p.m. – Japanese Language Eitaikyo Service with Rev. Yuika Hasebe

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