Sikh Society of West - Ada, MI

The Sikh Society of West Michigan is a Sikh Gurdwara (temple) located at 8845 Cascade Road SE in Ada, Michigan, near Grand Rapids. It serves as a peaceful and inclusive spiritual haven for the Sikh community and is open to people of all backgrounds.

Key features

Welcoming atmosphere: The Gurdwara is known for its inviting ambiance and warm, hospitable congregation.

Inclusivity: All are welcome to visit, regardless of their background or religion. The Sikh faith emphasizes equality and acceptance.

Kirtan (Divine music): The priest sings Sikh hymns (Gurbani) during worship services, creating a melodious and spiritual atmosphere.

Langar (Communal kitchen): The Gurdwara serves a free communal meal to all visitors, embodying the core Sikh principle of selfless service (seva) and equality.

Worship and programs: The Gurdwara holds weekly programs, with reviews mentioning Sunday services. Worship includes singing and prayer in a sacred space.

Life-cycle ceremonies: The Gurdwara is available for Sikh wedding ceremonies (Anand Karaj), as noted in social media posts.

Community support: During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Gurdwara organized a grocery service for high-risk community members, demonstrating its commitment to charitable giving and community support.

Online resources: Information about events and other updates can be found on the Gurdwara's social media accounts.