Regina Hindu Temple - Regina, SK

The Hindu Temple in Regina is operated by the Hindu Samaj of Southern Saskatchewan Inc., a non-profit religious organization established in 1987. Located at 3307 Pasqua Street, the temple officially opened in 1990 and serves as a central hub for the Hindu community in the region.

Key features

Daily worship: The temple holds regular worship services and daily darshan (viewing of the deities), with specific hours for mornings on Sunday and evenings on Monday and Tuesday.

Sunday services: A weekly Sunday Satsang (spiritual gathering) is held, followed by the serving of prasadam (sanctified food).

Religious ceremonies: The temple facilitates poojas, yajñas, and havans for devotees. A monthly havan is organized on the last Sunday of each month.

Festivals and celebrations: Major Hindu festivals are celebrated at the temple, including Maha Shivratri, Holi, Ram Navmi, Janmashtami, and Diwali.

Vidyalaya: The Hindu Vidyalaya, a Sunday school for children from pre-K to Grade 12, provides religious and cultural education.

Spiritual education: The Samaj organizes open houses and lectures on spirituality, with visiting swamis from India. A student scholarship at the University of Regina is also offered for the study of Hinduism.

Community events: The temple is available for rent for personal or community religious events, and it hosts special occasions like the annual Rath Yatra.

Bereavement support: A Bereavement Committee provides support to Hindu families with funeral and cremation arrangements.

Interfaith dialogue: The Hindu Samaj is a founding member of the Regina Multi-Faith Forum.

Charitable giving: The organization is a registered charity and accepts donations to support its operations and services.

Peaceful atmosphere: Visitors describe the temple as a serene and peaceful place, ideal for meditation and spiritual reflection.

Accessibility: The temple is wheelchair accessible, with an accessible entrance, parking lot, and restroom.