Buddhism
- 921
- Atlanta Soto Zen Center
- One of the largest non-residential Zen centers in the US. Offers morning and evening zazen daily, and frequent sesshins.
- 922
- Atlanta: ZenSpace
- Non-affiliated temple practicing Soto-style zazen. Offers zazen practice several times weekly, and periodic sesshins.
- 923
- Hollywood: Zen Life Center
- Offers regular meditation and meditation intensives in the Harada/Yasutani tradition.
- 924
- Jacksonville Zen Sangha
- Offers zazen practice in several Jacksonville locations. Affiliated with Dai Bosatsu Zendo, Rinzai lineage.
- 925
- Tallahassee: Cypress Tree Zen Group
- Member of the Kwan Um School of Zen. Offers weekly zazen practice.
- 926
- Boulder: Great Mountain Zen Center
- In the Harada-Yasutani lineage. Offer weekly zazen practice, monthly zazenkai, and periodic retreats.
- 933
- Hacienda Heights: Hsi Lai Temple
- Practices Humanistic Buddhism, an integration of Ch'an Buddhism (self-power) and Pure Land Buddhism (other-power).
- 934
- Lafayette: Buddha Gate Monastery
- A Zen monastery in SF Bay area, in the traditional Chinese Ch'an lineage. Offers Zen meditation and Buddhism classes and lectures, and meditation retreats in both English and Chinese.
- 937
- Los Angeles: The International Buddhist Meditation Center
- Founded in 1970 by Vietnamese Zen Master Thich Thien-An. The Center offers classes, meditation, and a residency program.
- 938
- Los Angeles: Zenshuji Soto Zen Mission
- The first Soto Zen Temple established in North America, in 1922. North American Headquarters of Sotoshu and a direct branch of Eiheiji and Sojiji, the two head temples in Japan. Offers zazen meditation, Buddist studies, tea ceremony, taiko drumming, clligraphy, Japanese dance,and ikibana. Kid's School and other community events.