Browsing Tag: Camp

There was a panj carrying swords, another panj carrying nishans (flags), chour seva and umbrellas over both Granths, a trumpet, a drum, a bell, flowers, sprinkled water. The minimum for the procession was 18 to 21 sevadars plus the sangat.

One youth is studying medicine NOT to become a general practitioner or even a medical specialist but because he owns a medical innovations company which does research in the medical field. He believes that by qualifying as a doctor, he will be able to contribute towards the future success of his company and help humankind -- not just one patient at a time!

From the very beginning when this sangat came together, they have been very thoughtful and deliberate about making the Gurdwara a place where people come to learn and grow and address community issues

"...kar himmat, badal samaaj kurray." Muster up the courage, change society, daughter.

This was the fourth year of Khalsa Camp BC. It was very impressive to see how the camp has grown and developed over the years. The camp was well organised and the atmosphere was inspirational!

The teachers provided inspiring personal testimony of embracing and practicing their Sikh faith, the sanctity and respect we have for the diverse faiths and traditions that today form the rich global spiritual landscape. They addressed the spiritual ideals, outside pressures, and faith-mandated lifestyle.

An experience was what we were promised. And an experience is what we got!

It was an amazing experience to be teaching and inspiring kids. They seemed very happy about it. We had so much fun and we loved being with them.

We are also hopeful that this year on Sikh Environment Day, the Sikhs around the world will receive and celebrate the message of Guru that: 'Being Sikh is Being Kind to Environment.'

Though the main 'curriculum' is aimed at youth - mums, dads, grandparents and adults in general are also catered for in special gurmatt and gurbani interactive classes by competent bilingual 'facilitators'. It is a strong belief of this camp organisers that Sikhi can only flourish if a strong 'family values' culture is nurtured.

Both myself and Bhai Vijay Singh felt that this camp was one of the most enjoyable Gurdwara based weekend camps we have been to. The camp atmosphere was packed of energy, the organisation was done brilliantly and the children behaved exemplary.

“We’re proud to sponsor a program that stimulates creativity and entrepreneurial spirit in high school students,” said Infinite Computer Solutions founder and non-executive chairman, Sanjay Govil.

Well I should warn you, if you have not been to any of the events or camps held by Guru Gobind Singh Study Circle-Canada, that’s exactly what the reaction is when new comer’s see how WE do things! Regardless, I cannot say enough to describe the “mohaal” of the prize ceremony.

18 SIKH made a contribution to the organization and conduct of football coaching camp at the location of Patsoi Taomang Rising Club in Patsoi village.

If your children are between the ages of 8 and 25 and ready for an intense Sikh experience in a place that will sweep them off their feet, you want to get to know about the Akal Gurmat Camp to be held at Baru Sahib in the foothills of the Himalayan Mountains for an entire month this summer - July 26 - August 26

Harmeet Singh wears his faith loud and proud. Determined to help others rediscover Sikhism. the 30-old has been dedicated to seva (selfless service) for the past four-and-a-half years. "I wanted to start something new which would give a platform to the youth of today. My aim was to attract the younger generation towards seva and the values...

With the inspiration and guidance of Dr. Man Mohan Kaur, Principal, SGND Khalsa College, Dev Nagar, University of Delhi, NSS Unit's students along with their program officer, Dr. Gurdeep Kaur (Ass. Prof, Dept of Political Science) conducted Rally on 18th April 2011 in Dev Nagar/Karol Bagh area to encourage/aware masses for the noble cause of Blood Donation & Free Medical Check- up camp,..

At his daughter’s wedding last year when Jaswant Singh decided to organize a blood donation camp to welcome the bridegroom’s “baraat”, people in Kot Shamer village in Bathinda district in Punjab were pleasantly surprised. On the wedding invitation card he mentioned that instead of offering “shagun” in money, his guests would donate blood.

"This is part of our efforts to increase the participation of Sikhs in NS program. Prior to this, we only have trainers from the three major races in Malaysia, so when other races join in the program, it will further promote the true spirit of One Malaysia."

Over the course of 12 days spanning the end of 2010 and the beginning of 2011, SikhRI managed to facilitate a whirlwind tour of 23 events, presentations, divans and community dialogues in Australia.

Jakara Movement seeks to encourage engagement with Sikh culture through education, research, and community outreach initiatives. Founded in 2000, the Jakara Movement began as a collegiate conference, but has evolved into an institution..

Gurmat Camp was held in Belgium at Gurdwara Sangat Sahib, Sint Truiden. For many years the Chalda Vaheer Jatha, founded by late Bhai Sahib Rajinder Singh (Dudley, UK), has been doing annual camps in Belgium as well as countries across Europe. With Guru Sahib's kirpaa, this year's camp was very successful and very inspirational.

The Gurdwara Sahib is a youth-run Gurdwara, with it's President and majority of the committee being UK born Amritdhari Gursikhs. The Gurdwara is definitely a role model for Gurdwaras with so many projects aimed at inspiring and serving the Sangat and promoting Gurmat.

People from all backgrounds and levels of experience of the Sikh way of life will be attending Khalsa Camp, so nobody will feel like the "odd one out"! Talkers from around the world are always invited to share their knowledge and experience of the most important aspects of living as a Sikh.

Are you one of those amazing individuals who organize and run summer youth gurmat camps somewhere in the diaspora? If so, then I must ask you to consider having a workshop around an award-winning documentary, Roots & Wings.

This course was an eye opener and life changer. Many minds got connected to the rich history of Sikh Bhagats and one young Sikh Boy came on the stage and promised that he will stop trimming his beard.

A community draws its power from the development and education of its members. In an effort to strengthen the core of the Sikh community, SikhRI offers a variety of educational programs and seminars to facilitate this growth..

Candlelight, flowers and 130 kids singing the theme shabad, written by Guru Arjan Dev Ji, “Pori Asaa Ji Mansa Mere Raam” from their hearts makes you forget everything else!

This is a formula for uplifting other people like a forklift. First you have to break people out of their frame of reference by poking and provoking them (politely) in order to confront them. Then you have the opportunity to change their frame of reference (elevate).

The one-day camp included talks, Q&A, arts and crafts, dastaar tying, gatka, and learning keertan.