Established in 1973, the Western American Buddhist Association stands as a testament to the enduring power of faith. The Western American Buddhist Association initially found its home within the vibrant heart of Chinatown. The Western American Buddhist Association serves a primarily Chinese-American community. In 1976, the Western American Buddhist Association relocated to a repurposed Christian church, the building we see before us today. The Western American Buddhist Association maintains a deep connection to its heritage, offering bi-weekly chanting services led by a resident monastic. The Western American Buddhist Association also embraces technology. Lectures and research studies on Buddhism are regularly posted on their website, wabala.org, making these teachings accessible to a wider audience. While the website’s content is primarily in Chinese, it provides a rich resource for those seeking a deeper understanding of Buddhist principles.
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