Building a personal spiritual practice with Kōgetsu Jenny Mok (CFO of SF Zen Center) – Part II

​​​This event is open to the public with a suggested donation of $10-15.

​Whether we choose a religious or secular path, there is a spiritual practice available to all of us. Join Kōgetsu Jenny Mok (SFZC) and The Commons for the second in a four-part series on building a personal spiritual practice.

​The various spiritual paths all require introspection as we begin to ask the fundamental question of who we are. Join as we explore how spiritual practice can be a gateway to personal transformation.

​​Agenda:

• ​​6-6:15pm: arrive & check in

• ​​6:15pm: talk begins

• ​​7:15PM: Q&A

​​About Kōgetsu

​Kōgetsu Jenny Mok has been a Zen practitioner since the late 90s and has dedicated her life to being of service. She was born in Canada and grew up in the Bay Area.

​After 20 years in the tech industry, she came to San Francisco Zen Center in 2019 and has lived residentially at all three temples, completing numerous practice periods at each. Kōgetsu lived at Green Gulch Farm for three years, holding various positions, including Work Leader, as well as managing the kitchen, guests and conferences, and network infrastructure.

​She also served as Jisha for Fu Schroeder from whom she received Jukai (Bodhisattva precepts) in 2021. She moved to City Center in 2023, working initially as the Treasurer for Tassajara and Green Gulch Farm. Kōgetsu is in monastic training with Central Abbot Tenzen David Zimmerman. She has also been actively involved in the recovery community for over 25 years and participates in DEIA outreach, Meditation and Recovery, and Young Urban Zen. She currently serves as SFZC's Chief Financial Officer.