Sikh Gurdwara Sahib SF - SAN BRUNO , CA

Sikh Gurdwara Sahib SF, located at 2400 Rosewood Drive in San Bruno, is a vibrant and inclusive place of worship serving the San Francisco Bay Area. Open to people of all faiths, backgrounds, and walks of life, the gurdwara offers a welcoming space for prayer (kirtan), community gathering (sangat), and selfless service (sewa). Experience the rich spiritual tradition and connect with the community by sharing a free vegetarian meal, known as langar, available daily to all visitors. Join us for spiritual services, educational programs, and community events in a peaceful and accessible environment.

Key features

Welcoming and inclusive: The gurdwara's four entrance doors symbolize that people from all directions are welcome, regardless of status, gender, or religion.

Langar (free community kitchen): A central tenet of Sikhism, the langar serves free vegetarian meals to all visitors. Everyone sits on the floor as equals, fostering a spirit of community and equality.

The Guru Granth Sahib: The Sikh holy book is treated as a living Guru and is the focus of worship within the main prayer hall (diwan hall). It is placed on a raised platform under a canopy as a sign of respect.

Selfless service (sewa): The gurdwara runs on the selfless service of volunteers who assist with cooking, cleaning, and other duties. This allows the community to engage in acts of charity.

Accessibility: The facility offers wheelchair-accessible parking, entrances, restrooms, and seating to accommodate all visitors.

Community hub: In addition to religious services, the gurdwara often serves as a community center, hosting educational programs for children and adults, organizing charitable work, and providing a space for social gatherings.

Kirtan (devotional singing): Hymns from the Guru Granth Sahib are sung with musical accompaniment, creating an atmosphere of devotion and spiritual reflection.