Newsletter – May 2018
Hemkumt Symposium Brent Sikh Centre children participated in Hemkumt Symposium this year for both Centre and Zonal Competitions. The 30th Annual UK finals concluded on 21st April and our children did extremely well compared to other Gurdwaras in London. Five children have the opportunity to present their speeches alongside International participants in London later this […]
Newsletter – April 2018
Avtar Guru Teg Bahadur ji – Guru Tegh Bahadur was the youngest son of Guru Hargobind and Bibi Nanki and was born at Amritsar on April 5, 1621. From a young age Tegh Bahadur was trained in the martial arts of swordsmanship and horse riding as well as religious training by the wise Baba Buddha […]
Introducing Classical Music classes
Most of the Gurbani is in Ragas. Most families used to encourage their children to learn Kirtan together with reciting Nit Nem, the traditional daily prayers. This was a common practice in most households at least a generation ago. The youth today, with a few exceptions, are strangers to classical music. Holding classical […]
British Heart Foundation – Bronze Award
During a recent visit to our Gurdwaras, British Heart Foundation representative, Manjit Singh presented us with a ‘Bronze’ certificate. His citation reads: “We have successfully completed the bronze level of the social cooking project that we have been involved in. The aim of the project is to help us reduce the amount of saturated fat […]
Kirtan Ragi Jatha Vacancy available
Brent Sikh Centre has a vacancy available for an experienced kirtan ragi jatha. Jatha must be baptised Sikhs and have excellent kirtan skills. Duties entail (but not limited to) attending prayers and kirtan morning and evening for the congregation, special services of marriages, funerals and / or any other religious functions. Hours – 23 hours […]
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