Contact

Opening Times:
Aside from our classes and courses, we are open Monday to Saturday from 11am – 4pm* for people to drop in for a chat, enjoy a drink in our Cafe and have a look round. There is a small shop selling books, meditation cd’s, statues, gifts, cards, offerings and more. Everyone is welcome, there is disabled access.
*The centre will be closed to the public on the following dates due to important retreats/events, please note these dates differ slightly from our printed programme : 26 March – 8 April, 21 April, 17 – 27 May, 12 – 31 July.
Address:
Amitabha Buddhist Centre
Old Vicarage(next door to 237)
Gloucester Road
Bishopston
Bristol, BS7 8NX
UK

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Tel: 0117 9745160

Email:
To use these email addresses please copy and paste one into your ‘To:’ line and then replace the (AT) with the @

info(AT)meditationinbristol.org – Education Office – Becky Maybury
admin(AT)meditationinbristol.org – Administration Office – Kelsang Lamchen
chonden(AT)gmx.co.uk – Visits co-ordinator – Gen Kelsang Chonden
chonden(AT)gmx.co.uk – Resident Teacher – Gen Kelsang Chonden
duncmaybury(AT)hotmail.com – Website updates and other web related issues

Getting Here:
The Centre is on Gloucester Road with showcase bus route stops just outside. (If we had a street number it would be 237A but our nextdoor neighbours are using that number already.)

If you’re travelling south look out for Horfield and then as you come into Bishopston and the hill goes more steeply down look out for us on the left. We are just down from Bristol Buddhist Centre which is on the other (west) side of the road.

If you’re going north on Gloucester Road there is a petrol station on the corner of Berkeley Road – then the road goes uphill more steeply. Look out for us on the right after Brynland Avenue and the block of flats where the church used to stand.

The no.73, 74, 75, 76 and 77 buses stop just outside. The stop is called Hatherley Road. Some people know this steep part of Gloucester Road as Pig Sty Hill.

There is some limited parking available at the centre and plenty of free on-street parking around the area.

 

9 Responses

  • Janet says:

    Hi, Hoping to come to a class in Clevedon this evening, haven’t tried meditation before,
    do I need to bring anything please?

  • Luke says:

    Hello again. My Dad gave me the number for Amitabha Buddhist Centre and told me to ask to speak to Gen Chonden. I did this and Gen Chonden was teaching but a nice lady took my phone number and said Gen Chonden would call me back. He hasn’t called me back yet and I just wondered if it will still be possible to speak to him?

  • Emma says:

    Hi I saw some details about the Leigh woods event but forget what date it is please can you put something on the website about this? Thanks

  • Kevin says:

    Hi

    A friend suggest I try Buddhist meditation to help me relax, focus and generally get my head straight. Do you have more dates for the meetings in Weston Super Mare?

    Regards

    Kevin

  • jin says:

    hi my name is eojin
    i’m a university student. i’ll visit to united kingdom on august.
    and i want to volunteer this amitabha buddhist centre 3days(6,7,8th August) with my friend.
    i want to participate the meditation program sometimes.
    but.. we don’t have much money. so.. do we need to bring anything?
    and please can you provide accommodations for us?



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