Gurdwara Nanaksar Satsang Sabha Society - Surrey, BC

The Gurdwara Nanaksar, located at 14210/14212 88 Avenue in Surrey, is a Sikh temple known for its peaceful atmosphere and its alignment with the Nanaksar movement. It serves as a spiritual sanctuary for individuals and a welcoming hub for the community. The Gurdwara has undergone significant development over the years, moving into its current spacious location in 2008 to accommodate a growing congregation. 
 
Key features

Worship and meditation: The Gurdwara offers a place for prayer, meditation, and reflection. The gentle sounds of prayer and peaceful surroundings are noted by visitors.

Teachings: The Gurdwara provides teachings based on Sikhism, with an emphasis on devotion to the Guru Granth Sahib.

Community Kitchen (Langar): Consistent with Sikh tradition, the Gurdwara offers a free, communal vegetarian meal (langar) to all visitors, embodying the principles of selfless service (sewa).

Service (Sewa): The Gurdwara is appreciated for its welcoming environment and the dedication of its volunteers, who assist with tasks such as food preparation and serving.

Festivals and celebrations: The Gurdwara celebrates various events, including monthly Pooranmashi (full moon) celebrations, which include continuous reading of the Guru Granth Sahib (Akhand Path) followed by religious discourse (Katha) and devotional singing (Kirtan).

Community outreach: The Gurdwara is involved in community outreach programs and provides essential services to those in need.

Architecture: The Gurdwara was recently built in the heart of Surrey and is noted for being a nice, new building.

Accessibility: The facility has a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking lot, and restroom.

Atmosphere: Visitors describe the Gurdwara as a clean, peaceful, and sacred site that offers a sense of tranquility and reverence.

Parking: Ample parking space is generally available, although it can be busy on certain days.