Join us each month
for engaging in-person sessions

We’re excited to host two monthly sessions open to everyone—whether you’re new to Buddhism or have prior experience. These sessions, conducted in English, will typically take place on a Wednesday evening (7:30 PM–9:00 PM) and a Sunday afternoon (2:00 PM–3:00 PM) each month. We hope you’ll join us!

Our events are open to the public and free, but donations are always appreciated to help support our community offerings. If you’d like to contribute, you can donate via Zelle: chuaqminh@gmail.com.

Meditation, Dharma Talk & Sound Bath
Sunday, September 14
2 PM – 3 PM

Join us for a grounding and heart-opening afternoon of wisdom and healing.

Diane Russell-Chrestman, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and seasoned mindfulness teacher, will offer a 40-minute Dharma talk and Q&A on The Six Sense Gates—a foundational Buddhist teaching on how we perceive and respond to the world through our senses. Learn how awareness of these gates can bring more clarity, calm, and freedom to your everyday experience.

To close, Augusta Wheeler, a neighbor of Grant Park, yogi, and mom, will guide us through a 20-minute meditation and sound bath. With soothing tones and vibrations, Augusta creates a restorative space for inner stillness and gentle release.

Whether you're exploring meditation for the first time or deepening an existing practice, this 60-minute session invites you to pause, listen, and reconnect.

Free and open to all. No experience necessary.
Donations appreciated via Zelle (chuaqminh@gmail.com) or in person to support our community offerings.

Dharma Talk
Wednesday, October 8

7:30 PM - 9 PM

We are deeply honored to welcome Venerable Priya Sraman for his first-ever visit to Quang Minh Temple for an evening of Dharma Talk and meditation.

Venerable Priya currently serves as the Buddhist Chaplain at Emory University and brings a gentle, insightful presence rooted in Theravāda tradition and deep interfaith engagement. His teachings blend classical mindfulness with contemporary relevance—perfect for newcomers and seasoned practitioners alike.

Come experience an evening of community, stillness, and insight. Let’s offer a warm Grant Park welcome to Venerable Priya as he shares the Dharma for the first time at our temple.

Offerings can be made directly to the teachers.
Donations can be made to the temple in person, or via Zelle – chuaqminh@gmail.com

Basic Meditation
Sunday, Oct 12
2 PM – 3 PM

Facilitator: Chris Yoder
Chris has been directly involved with Georgia Buddhist Summer Camp since it began more than twelve years ago, and was one of the first lay practitioners to lead a meditation class at Grant Park Meditation.

Chris will lead a meditation focusing on breath awareness, mindfulness, and compassion. This practice will include seated, walking and standing meditation to enrich the experience.

Weekly Sunday Vietnamese Service
Vietnamese Chanting
| 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Vegetarian Lunch | 12:30 PM – 1:00 PM

Each Sunday, we gather in the peaceful halls of Quang Minh Temple to nourish both body and spirit. Through Vietnamese chanting, we create positive vibrations that ripple through our sacred space, cleansing the mind, calming the heart, and grounding us in the present moment.

This is more than just a service—it’s a connection.

In the midst of our busy, ever-changing modern world—samsara—a consistent spiritual practice helps us anchor ourselves in peace, clarity, and purpose. It reminds us we’re not alone in our efforts to live with compassion and mindfulness. When we gather as a sangha, we are supported by one another on the path to liberation. The community we build is one of the Three Jewels (Triple Gem 💎 💎💎) of Buddhism, alongside the Buddha and the Dharma. Whether you’re a longtime practitioner or new to chanting, your presence adds to the collective energy of healing and harmony. Come chant, connect, and share a nourishing meal with us. We’d love to welcome you into our circle of peace. 🙏

Donations appreciated via Zelle: chuaqminh@gmail.com. Your generosity helps sustain our temple and community offerings. 🪷

First time visiting us?
Here are some tips for first-time visitors to Quang Minh Temple.

  •  The entrance is to the right of the Buddha Hall

  • Please remove your shoes before entering

  •  Cover knees and shoulders while inside the Buddha Hall

  •  Maintain quiet reverence during practice

  •  Photos are allowed

  •  Plenty of free parking is available

  • Offerings and donations are welcome in-person or to Zelle account: Chuaqminh@gmail.com

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