Sikh Center of Delaware - New Castle, DE

The Sikh Center of Delaware, located at 1107 S Dupont Hwy in New Castle, is a Gurdwara, or Sikh house of worship. It is a charitable, non-profit institution that serves as a spiritual and cultural hub for the local Sikh community. The Gurdwara welcomes all people, regardless of background, and aims to promote the Sikh faith and community harmony.

Key feature

Worship and ceremonies: The Gurdwara holds daily services with kirtan (singing of hymns from the Guru Granth Sahib), ardas (prayers), and paath (religious discourse). Special congregations are also held to commemorate important anniversaries in the Sikh calendar.

Langar (community kitchen): A free community kitchen is attached to every Gurdwara, where vegetarian meals are served to all visitors, symbolizing the equality of all people.

Spiritual and educational activities: The center provides a space for learning about Sikhism and its scriptures. It also hosts children's programs and Punjabi language classes.

Community and social services: The Gurdwara acts as a community center and a base for local charitable activities, sometimes providing temporary accommodation for visitors or care for those in need.

Volunteer-based: A dedicated team of volunteers supports the Gurdwara's daily operations and events.

Welcome to all: The Gurdwara has four entrance doors, symbolizing that it is open to all people regardless of their status, religion, or background.

Online presence: The center has an official website and social media profiles, providing updates on events and community activities.