Rev. Koshin Ogui

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  Ogui will know who.) I ended up contacting Koshin Ogui in Chicago where he was the priest of the Jodo Shinshu, Buddhist Churches of America, temple.We talked some then and made a date to get together when he was to come to San Francisco for a board meeting of BCA.
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  Reverend Koshin Ogui, Sensei, is an 18th generation priest of the Jodo Shin Shu or True Pure Land School of Buddhism who is a graduate of Ryukoko University in Kyoto, Japan and who has also had extensive training in Zen practices and has studied at Yale Divinity School.Reverend Ogui came to the United States in 1962 and thereafter shared his wisdom and compassion as a resident minister at the Los Angeles Buddhist Temple, the Oxnard and Santa Barbara Buddhist Temples, and the San Francisco Buddhist Temple.
  
  He became the resident minister of the Cleveland Buddhist Temple in 1977 and remained our supervising minister after 1992 when he assumed the duties of resident minister of the Midwest Buddhist Temple in Chicago.In 2004 he became Socho (Bishop) of the Buddhist Churches of America and now has his residence in San Francisco.
  
  DC: [I called Ogui Sensei and he called me back on 8\18\95 and he had this to say then.]
  
  KO: I was pretty depressed in 1959 when Suzuki Roshi came to San Francisco, and I was discouraged and ready to go back to Japan.He observed my insides and he invited me to come to zazen practice.
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  And Suzuki looked at me and said, "Ogui, you are the person who should go talk to her."

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  Memorial 12 part series by Rev. Koshin Ogui, Bishop of Jodo-shin-shu on Shunryu Suzuki

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  Published on: 9/1/2003    Last Visited: 3/9/2007  

  Socho and Mrs. Ogui, the BCA Bishop and his wife, dropped by as well as ministers such as Reverend Koyama from Mountain View and Reverend Iwohara from the Vista Temple.
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  The BCA extends an invitation to a Testimonial Dinner to honor the out-going Bishop Hakubun Watanabe and the Proclamation of Accession Ceremony and Dinner for Bishop Koshin Ogui.
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  The Betsuin's Eitaikyo Service was held on November 16 with Reverend Koshin Ogui of the Midwest Buddhist Temple (Chicago, IL) as the guest speaker.This service is also called the "Perpetual Sutra Chanting Service" which honors the deceased members of the Temple who have dedicated themselves for our spiritual welfare.This gives us a time to reflect on dedication and commitment of our Temple pioneers who have contributed to the growth of the Temple.At the same time, this service provides us the opportunity to reflect upon the Teachings and to remind today's Sangha of the importance for us to continue this commitment and dedication so that the chanting of the Sutras can be heard into the future.
  
  The Betsuin members thank Reverend Ogui for sharing his Dharma message with us.He was recently elected as the incoming BCA Bishop and we look forward to his leadership.

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  Ying-Fa is a disciple of his root teacher, Rev. Koshin Ogui of the Midwest Buddhist Temple in Chicago, Illinois.He received Dharma Transmission from Ven.Shih Shen-Lung of the Dragon Flower Ch'an Temple in 1998 and succeeded Master Shen-Lung as Abbot of Dragon Flower following his death.Ven.

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  Koshin Ogui - Jodo Shinshu priest, bishop

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  Pictured in the photo: L to R: Rev. Gerald Sakamoto, Chairperson BCA Ministers' Associaion; Mr. Jim Usui, BCA Facilities Committee; Rev. Koshin Ogui, BCA Bishop; The Honorable Tom Bates, Mayor of Berkeley; Douglas Iwamoto, BCA President.

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  Ying-Fa is a disciple of his root teacher, Rev. Koshin Ogui of the Midwest Buddhist Temple in Chicago, Illinois.He received Dharma Transmission from Ven.Shih Shen-Lung of the Dragon Flower Ch'an Temple in 1998 and succeeded Master Shen-Lung as Abbot of Dragon Flower following his death.Ven.Ying-Fa was recently named honorary Spiritual Director of the Richard Hunn Association of Ch'an Study in England.Ven.Ying-Fa regularly teaches at CloudWater Zendo's affiliate Sanghas in Canton and Akron, Ohio as well as Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.He is also active in teaching Zen and Buddhism to inmates at several Ohio correctional facilities.

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  Koshin Ogui, Jodo Shinshu priest

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  Rev. Koshin Ogui, head minister of the Midwest Buddhist Temple in Chicago, is this year's featured guest at Ekoji's annual fall seminar on Saturday, Nov. 22.

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  Published on: 3/9/2003    Last Visited: 3/9/2003  

  Meditation practice will be led by Rev. Koshin Ogui (temple priest) and John Hite, followed by a dharma talk by Rev. Ogui, an 18th generation Buddhist priest from Japan.
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  Meditation practice will be led by Rev. Koshin Ogui (temple priest) and John Hite, followed by a dharma talk by Rev. Ogui, an 18th generation Buddhist priest from Japan.

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