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Today's Verse
All human beings in this world are the children of God. Listen and understand well the words of God!
If only the dusts are cleanly swept away, then I shall work marvelous salvation. (III:95, 97-98)
November 2012 Monthly Service
The November Monthly Service of Tenrikyo Church Headquarters took place in the Main Sanctuary on the 26th with the Shinbashira presiding as chief officiant. In the Service prayer, after expressing appreciation for God the Parent’s boundless protection, the Shinbashira said: “All of us Yoboku will purify our minds according to…
The Shinbashira’s Sermon at the Autumn Grand Service 2012
May I express my sincere appreciation to all of you for returning to Jiba from within the country and overseas for today’s Autumn Grand Service. I also want to express my deepest gratitude for the efforts you are devoting to the work of the path in your daily lives. We…
2012 Young Men’s Association Convention
On October 27, the 88th Tenrikyo Young Men’s Association Convention was held in the Inner Courtyard of Tenrikyo Church Headquarters. Some 15,000 Young Men’s Association members from Japan and overseas attended the convention. […]
The Shinbashira Announces Instruction Three at 2012 Autumn Grand Service
On October 26, the Autumn Grand Service took place at Church Headquarters’ Main Sanctuary in commemoration of the Teaching’s day of origin with the Shinbashira presiding as chief officiant. […]
Tenrikyo Attends International Meeting for Peace in Sarajevo
Five delegates of Tenrikyo attended the International Meeting of Prayer for Peace held in Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, from September 9 to 11. Organized by the Community of Sant’Egidio—a lay Catholic group headquartered in Rome, […]
This Month’s Message: Remote Beginnings
Oyasama once said: “I wish to teach the world of things not to be found in learning, ancient things extending over nine hundred million and ninety-six thousand years.” The Life of Oyasama, p. 118 After working long overtime hours, you cannot put work out of your mind as you trudge…