Gurudwara Singh Sabha of Michigan - Canton, MI

The Gurudwara Singh Sabha of Michigan, located at 3310 S. Canton Center Rd in Canton, MI, is a Sikh house of worship and community center serving the Sikh community of the Metro Detroit area. It provides a serene and inclusive space for spiritual reflection, community gathering, and the promotion of Sikh teachings.

Key features 

Welcoming atmosphere: The Gurdwara is open to everyone, regardless of their background, as symbolized by its four entrance doors. Visitors are expected to cover their heads and remove their shoes when in the worship area.

Worship and spiritual guidance: The main prayer hall, or divan hall, is where worship takes place. The Gurdwara contains a copy of the Guru Granth Sahib, the sacred scripture of Sikhism. It is known for its peaceful and spiritual atmosphere.

Kirtan and Gurbani: Spiritual gatherings include the singing of hymns from the Guru Granth Sahib (Gurbani).

Langar (Communal Kitchen): The Gurdwara provides free communal meals (Langar) for all visitors, embodying the principles of equality and selfless service.

Religious education: The Gurdwara prioritizes the education of Sikh children and youth, offering a Gurmat Punjabi School to teach the Punjabi language and Sikh history.

Sikh Library: A library is available, with resources on Sikhism and Punjabi culture to help individuals develop their faith.

Life-cycle ceremonies: The Gurdwara holds initiation and wedding ceremonies (Anand Karaj), with specific financial records available for review by the congregation.

Community support and fundraising: As a non-profit, the Gurdwara relies on donations and volunteer work (Kar Sewa) to operate. The financial records are transparent and available for review. An Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) option is available for donations.

Accessibility: The Gurdwara is wheelchair accessible, including the entrance, parking lot, and restroom.