Newsletter – July 2017
Brent Sikh Centre Guru Hargobind Sahib was born at village Guru Ki Wadali (district Amritsar) on 5th July 1596. He succeeded Guru Arjan Sahib in 1606, at the age of eleven years. Following the martyrdom of Guru Arjan Sahib, a change had taken place in the character of Sikh Nation. There was a need to […]
Newsletter – June 2017
Brent Sikh Centre Guru Har Gobind ji became Guru on 10 June 1606 following in the footsteps of his father Guru Arjan Dev ji. During the Guruship ceremony he wore two swords, the one on his right side represented Piree (spiritual living) and that on his left stood for Miree (temporal power). BSC Punjabi classes […]
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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