On Saturday 13th September, a one-day Sikh camp was held at Ipswich Gurdwara (Suffolk, England). The main theme of this camp was to provide the Sikh youth and local Sangat with ample knowledge about their identity, history and what they can do day to day to bring Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji to the centre of their lives. The local Sangat were very friendly and welcoming. The Sangat had a thirst for Sikhi and yearned to find out more about Gurmat. This was very inspiring to see. May Guru Sahib keep the youth and the Sangat in Chardi Kalaa and bless them with Gursikhi, Naam, and Seva.
Some photos from the day (taken by Ravjeet Singh flickr):
Sri Guru Granth Sahib jee Maharaaj.
Sangat.
Bhaji Vijay Singh doing vichaar on different Saakhis (stories) from Guru Sahib's times.
Group discussing and arranging the different Saakhiaan cards.
Summarising the need to know history of the Guru Sahibs.
Questions box (well it's not much of a box! More like "Questions Baataa").
Short talk on Gursikhi Jeevan and Gurmukhs of the Panth.
Younger children doing colouring and making posters.
Young boy making a poster.
Bhaji Vijay Singh's talk on purpose of life and how we can build upon our aspirations to live and enjoy Gursikhi.
Elders class.
Q&A session.
More photos on flickr.
Dhan Hai Guru, Dhan Hai Teree Sikhee.
3 comments:
talks look chardi kala
nice to see panthic parchar happening up and down the country. keep it up guys.
I found this a very good experience. was very informing.
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