San Francisco Zhong Shu Temple
1407 9th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122
(415) 682-2233 | sftaotemple@gmail.com
About the Temple
In 1995, Senior Master Chang, together with several dedicated predecessors from Taiwan, established this temple, laying the foundation. I-Kuan Tao Foundation of America was officially registered in the US. The formal San Francisco Major Frank M. Jordan proclaimed June 18th as "I-Kuan Tao Day".
Programs & Services
Spiritual Growth Tao Sessions
Join us for our Spiritual Growth Tao Class, held on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of each month from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. New participants are welcome. After each session, attendees are invited to enjoy a healthy plant-based lunch in a community setting.
We also offer a monthly Joyful Plant-Based Cooking Class, where participants can learn vegetarian cooking and explore a healthier lifestyle.
Additional programs include:
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Special Events
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Deepening Sessions
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Winter and Summer Family-Children Camps
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Volunteer Service Opportunities
Newcomers are encouraged to schedule a visit and learn more about our community.
Contact:
Andrew Mui: (408) 857-3861
中文心靈成長課程
中文心靈成長課程
固定於每月第一週及第三週日的早上 10:00 至中午 12:00 舉辦，歡迎新朋友加入，並於課後體驗蔬食健康午餐所帶來的身心靈益處。
針對年輕家庭，另附有 親子課程。
每週五早上 10:30 至中午 12:00
提供「樂齡活動與課程」，包含長輩共餐，讓長者感受家的溫暖。
每月舉辦 喜悅蔬食烹飪教學課程，一起學習蔬食料理，讓生活更健康、美好。
此外，每年不定期推出 特別活動、寒暑假親子營隊，以及志工服務機會。
聯絡人：
蔡美鳳: (510) 356-8100
李靜雅: (408) 398-3818
鍾屏: (415) 505-3891
Historical Facility & Contribution to Society
Built in 1914, the temple was once the second meeting place of Parnassus No 388, the first Sunset District lodge.
Guided by a sacred mission to share the wisdom of Tao, Senior Master Chang and several devoted predecessors journeyed from Taiwan to establish this temple in 1995. Their dedication laid the foundation for the growth of I-Kuan Tao in America, and the I-Kuan Tao Foundation of America was officially registered that same year.
Honoring these efforts and the Foundation's positive impact on spiritual cultivation, cultural understanding, and community harmony, former San Francisco Mayor Frank M. Jordan proclaimed June 18 as “I-Kuan Tao Day,” commemorating this meaningful contribution to society.
