Sikh Association of Baltimore - Randallstown, MD

The Sikh Association of Baltimore in Randallstown, Maryland, is a spiritual and cultural center (Gurdwara) dedicated to the Sikh faith's core principles: equality, social justice, and selfless service (Sewa). It serves as a welcoming hub for the local Sikh community and people of all backgrounds. The association focuses on promoting awareness of Sikhism and integrating the community while adhering to universal values like "One God, One Human Family."

Key features

Sikh Gurdwara (Place of Worship): A serene and peaceful environment for worship, meditation, and spiritual reflection. Services include Kirtan (musical hymns) and Katha (scripture explanation).

Langar (Community Kitchen): Emphasizing equality, the Gurdwara maintains a free communal kitchen where vegetarian meals are served to all visitors, who eat together regardless of their social standing, religion, or background.

Seva (Selfless Service): Volunteerism is a foundational principle. Community members regularly volunteer their time to prepare food, maintain the facilities, and support various activities.

Welcoming and Inclusive Environment: The association warmly welcomes all people and aims to create awareness about Sikhism, promoting tolerance and understanding among diverse communities.

Community and Social Hub: The center is a gathering place for the local community, hosting various events and activities focused on cultural preservation, social interaction, and mutual support.

Educational Focus: Part of the mission is to create awareness about Sikhism, which involves educational initiatives and fostering understanding about Sikh values.

Spiritual Services: Knowledgeable individuals within the community conduct daily prayers, worship services, and life-cycle ceremonies as needed.