langar
Langar Seva
The concept of Langar is to provide everyone in need of food, irrespective of their caste, class, religion and gender, is always welcome as the Guru’s guest. Besides the virtue of sharing, the concept of Langar also teaches equality and loving-kindness. It is majorly life-sculpting for the Sikh community as even in preparing this meal, one learns many values. That is why not just serving but also preparing the Langar is as engaging and gives out a powerful message of unity and ‘Sewa’ (service). Concept of Langar started with Guru Nanak dev Ji’s ”Sacha Sauda” (a true bargain) of life is to share one’s earnings with the needy and to help the people in whatever we can.
A member from Gurudwara Trustees will be in touch to confirm your seva.
Book Event/Langar.
Guidelines:
- Langar items should not contain any egg or meat.
- Degh needs to be prepared at Gurudwara Sahib.
- Avoid any nuts in the Langar items.
Friday Langar Seva
Recommended Seva to Gurudwara Sahib: $250.
Includes seva for Keertan, Katha and Langariya.
Snacks and Groceries will be Sevak Parivar’s responsibility.
Sevak Parivar is requested to be present for the seva during the Langar preparation
Sunday Langar Seva
Recommended Seva to Gurudwara Sahib: $350.
Includes seva for Keertan, Katha, and Langariya.
Snacks and groceries will be Sevak Parivar’s responsibility.
Sevak Parivar is requested to be present for the seva during the Langar preparation
Private Function
Seva to Gurudwara Sahib: $1,100.
Snacks and Groceries will be Sevak Parivar’s responsibility.
Sevak Parivar is requested to be present for the seva during the Langar preparation
