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Join us in “Seva” or selfless service—whether it’s helping in the kitchen, cleaning the premises, or assisting in community outreach.
Our services are rooted in Gurbani and the core Sikh values of honest living, sharing with others, and meditation. Whether you are seeking spiritual guidance or looking to join us in selfless service, our doors are open to all.
Experience the meditative singing of sacred hymns and join us in the congregational prayer where we seek blessings for the entire community.

Meditative singing of sacred hymns from the Guru Granth Sahib Ji, accompanied by traditional instruments.

Join us in congregational prayer to seek spiritual guidance, peace, and blessings for humanity.

Participate in the upkeep and spiritual mission of our sacred space to serve the Hanover Park community.

Sharing with others through our community kitchen, ensuring no one goes hungry regardless of background.

Workshops and classes designed to help the younger generation connect with their roots, language, and history.

Educational programs focused on learning the language and scriptures of the Sikh Gurus.
Join us in “Seva” or selfless service—whether it’s helping in the kitchen, cleaning the premises, or assisting in community outreach.
We welcome visitors of all faiths to experience the peace of the Gurdwara. Here is everything you need to know about visiting and joining our community.
ou can find details about our history and heritage on our "About Us" page. For a deeper understanding of Sikhism, we offer workshops and classes designed to help all generations connect with their roots and history.
Community is at the heart of our Gurdwara. You can join the "Sangat" (congregation) during our daily services or participate in "Seva" (selfless service)—whether it’s helping in the kitchen (Langar), cleaning the premises, or assisting in community outreach.
We celebrate major traditions including Gurpurabs (birth or martyrdom of the Sikh Gurus) and Vaisakhi. Simply visit our Events page or come to the Gurdwara during these celebrations to participate in the special programs and Langar.
To maintain the sanctity of the space, we ask that you remove your shoes in the designated area and cover your head before entering the prayer hall. Head coverings are provided at the entrance. Modest clothing is recommended.
Our teachings are based on three pillars established by Guru Nanak Dev Ji: Naam Japo (meditating on God’s name), Kirat Karo (honest living), and Vand Chakko (sharing with others).
The Gurdwara is a place of peace and equality. The use of tobacco, alcohol, or any intoxicants is strictly prohibited on the premises. We welcome everyone with a spirit of compassion and selfless service.