Click here to view a brief video in which Rev. Linda Anderson gives an introduction to Sangha meditation at UUFSB.

 video by Nick O’Brien

Stony Brook Sangha, a Buddhist community in the tradition of Vietnamese Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh, began in December of 2010.  It was started by members Rev. Linda Anderson and Ginger Williams.  Buddhism, like Unitarian Universalism, holds the interconnectedness, or Interbeing, of all life to be paramount. Buddhism complements Unitarian Universalism, and vice versa.

The sangha has a number of Fellowship members in it, as well as people not acquainted with UUFSB.  All are welcome.

• The sangha meets at 9:00 a.m. in person and online at the Fellowship on Saturday mornings.
• The sangha meets via Zoom only, on weekday mornings from 7:30-8:00 a.m.

Contact Denise Stevenson at denisemstevenson@gmail.com.com for the Zoom meeting links.

To download our descriptive brochure, click here.

To visit the Stony Brook Sangha website, go to stonybrooksangha.com.

Contact: Denise Stevenson (denisemstevenson@gmail.com).