From Thursday 6th August to Monday 10th August, a Gurmat Camp was held at Khalsa Mero Roop Hai Khaas Gurdwara in South Shields. This was the first time I attended a camp at South Shields Gurdwara. The local Sangat is very blessed and has lots of pyaar for one another and for the visiting Sangat.
The Gurdwara Sahib is unique in that it runs on the sewa of sangat alone. The Gurdwara Sahib has no golak, no paid granthis, raagis, committee, or any employee. Since 1984 the Gurdwara Sahib has a place for continuous Jaap of Simran where Sangat participates. Another wonderful thing about the Gurdwara was that they have especially made rooms for Sangat to stay and purpose made shower and wash facilities. The accommodation, showers, toilets and generally the whole Gurdwara were so clean and well maintained that it showed how much pride the Sangat takes in the Gurdwara and values seva.
The Gurdwara Sahib is unique in that it runs on the sewa of sangat alone. The Gurdwara Sahib has no golak, no paid granthis, raagis, committee, or any employee. Since 1984 the Gurdwara Sahib has a place for continuous Jaap of Simran where Sangat participates. Another wonderful thing about the Gurdwara was that they have especially made rooms for Sangat to stay and purpose made shower and wash facilities. The accommodation, showers, toilets and generally the whole Gurdwara were so clean and well maintained that it showed how much pride the Sangat takes in the Gurdwara and values seva.
Sangat
Ardaas by young camper
Young campers' group
Gurmat vichaar with Bhai Surjit Singh jee
Langar
Activities
Activities
Activities
Activities
Activities
Questions and answers session
Eldest group
Keertan to commemorate Sri Guru Har Krishan Sahib jee's Gurpurb.
Younger campers presenting a Gurmat based drama on the theme of learning Gurbani and the benefits of listening and reciting Gurbani.
Younger campers presenting drama
Children's presenting poems to the Sangat.
Dhan Guru, Dhan Hai Teree Sikhee!
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