Sangha Sundays – Autumn 2026

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  • Jul 05

    Sunday Jul 5, 2026 - Sunday Dec 6, 2026

     (Start time Sun 18:00 BST - End time Sun 19:30 GMT)
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    Christina Feldman, Christoph Köck, Antonia Sumbundu
    Please ensure to tick all the sessions you would like to attend when you register, it will not be possible to amend your booking once processed. If in doubt we encourage you to register for the whole series
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    Session information
    Sessions
    Sangha Sunday - 5th July
    Sun 05 Jul 18:00 BST - Sun 05 Jul 19:30 BST
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    Sangha Sunday - 19th July
    Sun 19 Jul 18:00 BST - Sun 19 Jul 19:30 BST
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    Sangha Sunday - 2nd August
    Sun 02 Aug 18:00 BST - Sun 02 Aug 19:30 BST
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    Sangha Sunday - 16th August
    Sun 16 Aug 18:00 BST - Sun 16 Aug 19:30 BST
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    Sangha Sunday - 30th August
    Sun 30 Aug 18:00 BST - Sun 30 Aug 19:30 BST
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    Sangha Sunday - 13th September
    Sun 13 Sep 18:00 BST - Sun 13 Sep 19:30 BST
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    Sangha Sunday - 27th September
    Sun 27 Sep 18:00 BST - Sun 27 Sep 19:30 BST
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    Sangha Sunday - 11th October
    Sun 11 Oct 18:00 BST - Sun 11 Oct 19:30 BST
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    Sangha Sunday - 25th October
    Sun 25 Oct 18:00 GMT - Sun 25 Oct 19:30 GMT
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    Sangha Sunday - 8th November
    Sun 08 Nov 18:00 GMT - Sun 08 Nov 19:30 GMT
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    Sangha Sunday - 22nd November
    Sun 22 Nov 18:00 GMT - Sun 22 Nov 19:30 GMT
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    Sangha Sunday - 6th December
    Sun 06 Dec 18:00 GMT - Sun 06 Dec 19:30 GMT
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Description

Price options:

£10 per individual session

Supporter rates available to add on the registration form. 

If you wish to register for all sessions, we would encourage you to consider joining our Friends of Bodhi College scheme instead.  One of the benefits of becoming a friend is that you can join Sangha Sundays for free.

Theme:

Establishing community or sangha with like-minded friends is at the centre of the Buddha’s teaching – it’s one of the three noble refuges, that supports, inspires and connects us.  In the world we live in this is not always easy. In acknowledgment of the great value of community and the ways we learn from each other, Bodhi College is offering an ongoing programme of Sangha Sundays.  Twice a month we will meet together on  Sunday evening for one and a half hours.  Each session will begin with a meditation period followed by a brief  reflection from one of the Bodhi College teachers and then will include time for break out groups, reflection and questions and responses.  You can attend on an intermittent basis or sign up for the whole programme.  We will endeavour to keep prices as low as possible to enable your participation.

Event Details

Schedule & Topics: 

The programme is ongoing. For now we have opened registrations for dates until the end of 2026. We will open registrations for the rest of 2027 at the end of 2026.

Please make sure to tick all the sessions you would like to attend when you register, it will not be possible to amend your booking once processed, unless you use a different email address. If in doubt we encourage you to register for the whole series or to join the  Friends of Bodhi College scheme instead.  One of the benefits of becoming a friend is that you can join Sangha Sundays for free.

Please note that from 31st October 2026 12am the UK will change back to GMT time. For time zone conversions to your local time, please feel free to use this link. 

Each session will begin with a meditation period followed by a brief  reflection from one of the Bodhi College teachers and then will include time for break out groups, reflection and questions and responses.

12 Sunday sessions: 1.5 hours from 6-7.30pm UK time as follows:

  • July 5th with Christina Feldman
  • July 19th with Christoph Köck
  • August 2nd with Christoph Köck
  • August16th with Christina Feldman
  • August 30th with Christina Feldman
  • September 13th with Antonia Sumbundu
  • September 27th with Christina Feldman
  • October 11th with Christina Feldman
  • October 25th with Christoph Köck
  • November 8th with Antonia Sumbundu
  • November 22nd with Christina Feldman
  • December 6th with Christina Feldman

Suitability:

Open to all - new and experienced practitioners alike.

Recordings:

No recordings will be provided for this series. 

 Cost:

  • The price includes a fee for the teachers, no additional dana will be requested. 
  • If you are unable to afford the our standard course rate, please contact us here. We will make sure that no one is turned away because of lack of funds

Teachers: 

CHRISTINA FELDMAN is a co-founder of Gaia House and a guiding teacher at Insight Meditation Society, Barre, Massachussetts. The author of a number of books, she has been teaching insight meditation retreats internationally since 1976. She is one of the teaching faculty of the CPP programme, dedicated to the study and application of the early teachings of the Buddha and is engaged in teaching the Buddhist psychological foundations of mindfulness to those training to teach mindfulness-based applications in England, Belgium and the Netherlands. Her most recent book Mindfulness: Ancient Wisdom Meets Modern Psychology, written with Willem Kuyken, was published in the summer of 2019. 

CHRISTOPH KÖCK was born in Vienna, Austria, and spent 17 years of his life as a Buddhist monk in the Theravadin tradition.He lived mainly in monasteries connected with Ajahn Chah in Thailand and the West. Currently he lives in Vienna, working as a psychotherapist in a private practice. He teaches Buddhism and meditation internationally, and is trained to teach MBSR and MBCT. 

ANTONIA SUMBUNDU has been a Tibetan Buddhist and mindfulness meditation practitioner for more than 30 years. She trained as a clinical psychologist specialized in CBT and supervision, and completed an MSt in MBCT from University of Oxford, where she currently is a senior associate trainer. For many years her work focused on the clinical applications of meditation, before shifting to teach meditation in a broader context and serving as a dharma teacher for an international meditation community.