Sikh Heritage BC and @sfussa and @SSAUBC would like to invite you to the Sikh Heritage Month Kirtan to express gratitude and appreciation at the close of #shmbc2023
Please join us in celebrating and giving thanks at Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara on Saturday, April 29, 2023 at 6:00pm.
Join us on April 9th for a children's book reading event!
Come for an hour of fun and fairytales as little Singhs and Kaurs get to see people just like them navigating life and having adventures full of mischief and fun. @BCSikhs
Register here: https://t.co/xytzDdTAuw
What can you do right now? ✊🏾
Come out! 2 protests happening Monday March 20th in Vancouver & show support for human rights & stand up against the wrongful detainment of Bhai Amritpal Singh & 70+ activists detained by the Indian State
@SSAUBC@modhaliwal@neeti420@BaazNewsOrg
GNFK cooked and served Guru ka Langar to students at UBC. SSA UBC, the organizers of the event were very thankful to volunteers of GNFK "it was a tremendous success, serving students of all backgrounds Guru Ka langhar is very humbling, this is what Sikhi is about .."
#gnfk
We wish a very happy ‘Gurpurab’ to the Sikh Community in Canada, around the globe, and everyone celebrating 553rd birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev Ji.
The ‘Guru Nanak Dev Ji Prize’ is raising funds to support graduating @ubcLFS students. Donate here: https://t.co/PFnJPMPRRa
Today we celebrate the Gurgaddi Divas (day of Guruship) of the 6th Sikh Guru, Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji Maharaj.
Guru Ji's father, Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji (the 5th Sikh Guru), instructed that Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji should formalise the martial stance of Sikhi.
Today marks the Guru Gaddi Diwas of Dhan Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji. Guru Ji gave sikhs the concept of Miri (Temporal) and Piri (Spiritual) by wearing two swords. He declared it is everyone's duty to stand up to oppressors against injustice and protect the innocent.
108 years ago, 376 Sikh, Hindu and Muslim British citizens arrived on the Komagata Maru to the British colony of Canada. There is a lot we can learn from the courageous local citizens who supported them, the systemic racism that eventually won, & the resiliency of the passengers.
This year marks the 38th anniversary of the horrific crimes committed against Sikhs in their own land of origin.
Please join us on June 4th at 6pm at the Vancouver Art Gallery for our annual candlelight vigil to commemorate the shaheeds and victims of 1984.
#NeverForget84
Join us this evening at Gurdwara Sahib Dasmesh Darbar for the Khalsa Saajna divas Raag Keertan Darbar. Various youth who have dedicated their time to learning traditional Raag Keertan on both Harmonium and traditional Tanti Saaj will be doing Keertan Seva from 6.30pm to 8.30pm🙏🏼
Raj Singh Bhandall is sharing his rare book collection on Sikh and Punjab history online in a bid to "preserve the past."
Read more: https://t.co/Pd6uFYOXTi
Wishing health and happiness to our Sikh friends celebrating #Vaisakhi in our community and around the world!
Vaisakhi Diyan Lakh Lakh Vadhaiyan!
@SharnFTC @BCSikhs@ufvsasi @gnfk_van @SAintheValley
Wishing everyone a happy and blessed Vaisakhi. Once again we can't celebrate Vaisakhi with a Nagar Kirtan but let's take this as an opportunity to spend quality time with our families, connect with Guru Sahib and have a safe Vaisakhi! 🧡
#shmbc2022#satsriakaal#vaisakhi
Nirmal Singh, the victim of a recent violent attack in Queens, NY, has retained the legal aid support of @sikh_coalition.
The NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force have confirmed that they are investigating the assault as a hate crime.
Family has asked not to share the gory viral pics.
A 24 episode documentary series, guided by Guru Nanak's philosophy and inspired by historical texts, presents the sequential life narrative of Guru Nanak. The series has been filmed at over 150 multifaith sites in 9 countries and took over 41 months to produce.
Today in Sikh History: April 4, 1914
Guru Nanak Jahaz (Komagata Maru) started its journey from Hong Kong to British Columbia, Canada, with 376 passengers, under Baba Gurdit Singh’s leadership. Guru Granth Sahib accompanied the passengers along with the Nishan Sahib on the ship.