Sikh Gurdwara Orlando

The Sikh Gurdwara of Orlando, located at 4219 South John Young Parkway, is a welcoming spiritual center and community hub dedicated to promoting the Sikh faith's principles of equality, selfless service (seva), and universal love. Everyone, regardless of background or religion, is invited to participate in weekly services, including kirtan (the singing of devotional hymns) and langar (a free community meal). The gurdwara provides a peaceful and inclusive space for worship and education, serving as a pillar of the Sikh community in Orlando and Central Florida. Discover a place of peace, spirituality, and vibrant community at the Sikh Gurdwara of Orlando.

Key features

Welcoming to all: Following Sikh tradition, the gurdwara has an open-door policy, welcoming all visitors regardless of faith, ethnicity, or social standing.

Langar (free community kitchen): A free, lacto-vegetarian meal is served to all who visit, emphasizing the Sikh principle of selfless service and equality.

Weekly services (Divans): The main Divans, featuring kirtan, spiritual discourses, and prayers, are typically held on Sundays, followed by langar.

Educational and cultural center: The gurdwara serves as a hub for cultural and educational activities, with classes and events for both children and adults.

Community engagement: The gurdwara hosts community events and engages in charitable activities, promoting a spirit of service and goodwill within the broader Orlando community.