Midwest Buddhist Meditation Center

The Midwest Buddhist Meditation Center (MBMC)
MBMC is a Thai Meditation and Spiritual Community Center and Buddhist-Eastern Studies and Learning Center in the Warren, Michigan.
History
The Midwest Buddhist Meditation Center (MBMC) was established in 1992 as the Midwest Buddhist Association, Inc. filed and located in the State of Ohio, certified as a non-profit organization. The Center is recorded on Roll H371 at Frame 0045 of the records of Incorporation and Miscellaneous Filing on June 8th, 1992. The Midwest Buddhist Meditation Center, วัดพุทธวิหารนานาชาติมิดเวสต์ (Buddha Vihara Temple), became a member of the Buddhist Council of the Midwest, a member of the Council of Thai Bhikkhus in U.S.A. in 1997, a member of Council for a Parliament of the World Religions since 1993. Mission
1. To maintain the Teachings of the Buddha.
2. To be a tool in promoting Buddhist and Eastern Culture.
3. To make known the activities of Buddha Vihara to Buddhists in general.
4. To promote and spread activities of Buddhist and other religious organizations to public.
5. To be the means of promotion techniques and the ways to promote activities of Buddhist Monks in the US.
6. To be the Meditation and Spiritual Community Center.
7. To be the Buddhist-Eastern Studies and Learning Center.
8. To Maintain and Support Buddhist Teaching and Eastern Culture.
9. To be the Resource Center for mutual understanding and harmonious activities.
10. To represent Buddhist Organizations in the Interfaith Activities.
11. To coordinate with interfaith activities in order to promote world peace.

How we practise
Daily Practice

- Morning Chanting and Meditation Practice at 6:00 - 7:00 A.M.

- Evening Chanting and Meditation Practice at 6:00 - 7:00 P.M.

- Medium of instruction are Thai, Laotian and English for meditation practice and Dhamma talks.