Visiting the Gurdwara

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Find answers to the most common inquiries about our Gurdwara, services, and community.

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What should I know before visiting the Gurdwara?

Dress Modestly: Please take a shower and wear modest clothing when visiting the Gurdwara. Avoid carrying or being under the influence of alcohol, cigarettes, or drugs. Wearing a hat or cap is prohibited. Cover Your Head: Covering your head is a sign of respect. The Gurdwara provides scarves, handkerchiefs, and bandanas if needed. Hats and caps are inappropriate. Remove Your Shoes and Socks: To maintain cleanliness and show respect, remove your shoes and socks before entering the Darbar Hall. It is also recommended to wash and dry your feet. Wash Your Hands: Please wash your hands with soap after taking off your shoes, before/after eating, and especially before praying.
What are the regular service timings at both Gurdwara locations?

Regular timings for both locations can be found on our Daily Schedule/Program page. Please visit this page for the most up-to-date information on prayer times, Kirtan, and other religious services.
How can I volunteer at the Gurdwara through My Site 19?

Are you enthusiastic about contributing to your local community at the Gurdwara? We make it easier than ever! To volunteer, simply visit our website and navigate to the "Community Engagement" section. There, you'll find a dedicated page with all the details on how you can get involved. We offer various volunteer opportunities, ranging from kitchen help to event organising and community outreach. Fill out the volunteer application form online, and our team will get in touch with you to discuss available roles and schedules that suit your availability. By volunteering through Guru Ghar, you're not just helping out; you're becoming an integral part of a warm, supportive community. Join us today and make a difference!
How can I enroll my children in Gurmat or Punjabi classes?

To enroll your children in Gurmat or Punjabi classes, please contact us at 09 298 5905 or email gdnspnz@gmail.com
What are the Gurdwara's opening hours?

Our Gurdwara is open daily from 6:00 AM to 7:30 PM. Sangat is welcome to visit for prayer, meditation, or seva during these hours.
What time is the Sunday program?

The weekly Sunday program runs from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM and includes Nitnem, Kirtan, Katha, and Langar.
Do I have to be Sikh to visit the Gurdwara?

No. Everyone is welcome, regardless of religion, background, or ethnicity. We only request visitors to respect the Gurdwara's spiritual environment.
What should I wear when visiting the Gurdwara?

Please wear modest and respectful clothing. All visitors must cover their heads and remove shoes before entering the Darbar Sahib.
Is Langar (free community kitchen) available daily at My Site 19?

Yes, the Langar (free community kitchen) is available daily for everyone. We serve meals every day, as well as every Sunday and during special programs. Our commitment is to provide a welcoming and inclusive environment where anyone can enjoy a nutritious meal, consistent with our mission to support and strengthen our community.
How can I book a program like Akhand Path or Langar Seva?

You can use the Booking page on our website or contact the Gurdwara committee directly by Phone:09 298 5905 or email: gdnspnz@gmail.com .
Is the Gurdwara live streamed online?

Yes. Live Kirtan is streamed every Sunday at 11:00 AM on our Facebook page.
Do you offer Sikhi education or youth classes?

We occasionally run Sikh youth programs and Gurbani classes. Follow us on Facebook or visit the “Announcements” section for updates.
Is there parking available at the Gurdwara?

Yes, there is limited on-site parking and nearby street parking available.