Sita Ram Hindu Temple - Jackson, MS

The Sita Ram Hindu Temple, located at 1940 Highway 80 West in Jackson, MS, is a Hindu house of worship dedicated to serving the spiritual and cultural needs of the local Hindu community. It is open to people of all backgrounds, offering a serene and welcoming space for worship, community gatherings, and reflection.

Key features

Central deities: The temple is named after the Hindu deities Lord Ram and his wife, Sita. Worship of all main Hindu deities occurs here.

Community foundation: The temple was founded in 1998 by a group of families from the Punjab region of northwestern India, though it is open to anyone. It was built with unity and devotion from the ground up.

Cultural sanctuary: The temple serves as a hub for Indian culture and traditions, hosting community events and celebrating Hindu festivals.

Worship: The temple offers a space for individual prayer and congregational worship, including the singing of bhajans (devotional songs) and kirtans (call-and-response chanting).

Regular programs: The temple has regular worship hours for devotees. The best time for the public to visit is usually on Sundays, but specific schedules may vary.

Festivals: The temple observes and celebrates Hindu festivals and special events throughout the year, such as the Shrimad Bhagwat Katha.

Community engagement: The temple communicates with the community through its Instagram and WhatsApp channels.

Accessibility: The temple offers wheelchair-accessible facilities, including the entrance, parking lot, and restroom.