Religion Charities That specialise in Sikhism

Religious preaching in Sikhism.

The main activities of the Charity is to provide a place of worship for Sikhs and to advance Sikh faith among Sikh community of Bradford and surrounding areas.

Provision of a place of worship for the Sikh community and for the congregation to take free langar (food).

Awareness of Sikh Customs and Religion and organizing charitable donations in local boroughs.

To promote the Sikh Faith, we hire speakers to teach at various religious and educations institutions across the world. Most of our work is on our youtube channel www.youtube.com/basicsofsikhi. We also produce educational material. Within humanitarian activities, we make grants to several humanitarian relief organisations.

PROMOTE SIKHISM

NANAKSAR GURDWARA GURSIKH TEMPLE IS LOCATED AT 224-226 FOLESHILL ROAD, COVENTRY, CV1 4HW WEST MIDLANDS UK. THE CHARITY'S MAIN OBJECT IS TO PROMOTE THE TEACHINGS OF THE TEN SIKH SATGURUS.DAILY PRAYERS ARE PERFORMED IN THE MORNING AND THE EVENING THROUGH KIRTAN AND ALSO READING THE HOLY BOOK (SHRI GURU GRANTH SAHIB JI). FREE FOOD IS SERVED THREE TIMES DURING THE DAY WHICH IS PREPARED BY THE SANGAT

the advancement of the Sikh religionthe maintenance of a Gurdwara for worship, for the celebration of Sikh religious festivals, for the conduct and registration of marriages and for the conduct of funeral rites in accordance with Sikh religious observances.the advancement of education among members of the Sikh community in the United Kingdom

To promote the Sikh religion and values

The charity is a Sikh religious place of worship. The charity was set up to promote and advance the Sikh faith, history and culture within the Sikh and the wider community in Birmingham and the surrounding area.

carries out philantrophic activities in support of educational, social and religious services

Religious and charitable activities activities

Promotion of the Sikh faith in Nottingham City and Nottinghamshire through the teaching, preaching and celebration of the Sikh Faith and principles. To promote inclusion of all members in activities that bring the membership together to promote the ideals of Sikh Faith. To provide services and activities in line with the Sikh faith.

Religious Activities1. The forwarding of the Sikh Religion and activities 2. The organisation of events of religious importance where all members of the community can take part andbenefit.3.The invitation of lecturers and musicians from abroad to enlighten the congregation on various aspects ofSikh religion and culture.

The charity's objectives are to provide a cultural socio-religious base for Sikh community in Newcastle upon Tyne. The charity has continued in its objectives stated above by providing an open, easy and free means for the Sikh community in the area to engage in their religious and cultural heritage.

The charity is a Sikh Centre, which is a place of worship as well as community gathering.Funds are donated by the community and functions for birth, weddings and funerals are held there.

Site for Religious Worship, Education and Centre for the Sikh Congregation.

The principal objective of the charity is to promote and advance the Sikh faith, history and culture within the Sikh and wider community in Derby and the surrounding area.

Running the sikh temple at Sherborne StreetProvision of religious/language learning facilities for all ages groupsProvision of community service to all

The teaching and promotion of the Sikh religion.

To advance the Sikh religion by preaching and promoting its teachings, to relieve poverty by providing food, clothing and shelter, to advance education and to promote health and relieve sickness.

The Sri Guru Singh Sabha Gurdwara (SGSSH) operates to support, enhance and promote the welfare of the local Hitchin and North Hertfordshire community. Centred on the teachings of the Sikh religion, the charity provides both faith and non-faith based services to over 700 beneficiaries, enhancing social interaction and cultural diversity capabilities within the community.

A new Gurdwara and Community Centre was completed in 2007/08 - (the Gurdwara started providing religious services from April 2007 and the Community Centre was opened in January 2008 for use by the community for social and religious functions). The site now becomes the focal centre where Sikhs & Non-Sikhs get together to celebrate religious functions and discuss multi faith issues.

Advance the Sikh religion by the provision of a Gurdwara for Sikhs living in Kirklees and Calderdale.

To advance the Sikh religion for the public benefit through -- operating as a Gurdwara (a Sikh place of worship),- holding regular services, discourses and other events that educate the local community,- classes to teach Punjabi, Kirtan, History and other Sikh-related subjects,- conduct weddings, funerals, birth naming, Sikh festivals and events