Year of the Tiger begins February 4, 2010
Calendar of Events
As a normal rule events are held at regular times throughout the month. Holidays or other events can change the times and events on any given day. Please see the calendars below for exact dates and times.
What if the weather is in question?
In New England the weather can always be tricky. Winter is especailly questionable at times. If you feel unsafe coming out because of the weather, please stay home and perform your practice there. If there is a snow storm, flooding or some other weather that causes school closures in the area please consider this to mean that you should stay home instead of coming to service. If you are unsure please call Rev. Faulconer before the scheduled service time to see if there will be a service.
Their are several exciting events being planned for the Nichiren Order of North America and our local area for 2010.
Explinations of Events follow the Calendar

All events are open to everyone unless otherwise stated. We have multiple events on weekends, please do not feel that by coming to one event on the weekend that you must join all. Pick just the events on the weekend that you would like to attend.
Services available at the New England Sangha
Morning Service; Evening Service
Other Events, Services, Blessings and spiritual healing available

Joining the Haverhill Buddhist Meetup is free and will give you access to calendars and events with the choice of reminders. This is a great tool for keeping up to date on events within the Sangha.
Myoho-Ji; Virtual Temple of the Nichiren Order
For more information about events, please call Rev. Faulconer
weekdays 9 am - 6 pm ET at 978-912-7136
in Boston call 617-314-7782
available all times for emergencies
Beginners, long time practitioners, students or just curious, everyone is welcome. I look forward to meeting you.
with Gassho
Rev. Ryuoh Faulconer
Please see the contact section for directions
The multimedia page has links for live streams and other on line interactive activities of Nichiren Shu events.
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