Guru Gobind Singh Foundation


Rockville, Md

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Sikh Children convey Sikh ideals to American audience
Washington - Audience of about 400 from all walks of life and faiths applauded the perfectly choreographed performance of Sikh children who staged two musical plays recently at Wootton high School in Rockville, Md.

Washington - September 11, 2008: While contemplating how to get Non- Sikh Americans engaged in learning about Sikh Scriptures, Guru Granth Sahib, Guru Gobind Singh Foundation (GGSF) thought of staging an American play with ideas and quotations from the Sikh scriptures.

Ishmeet Singh, Star Voice of India, remembered 
“Ishmeet’s soul was a gift from God and we are thankful for these sweet 19 years of his company with us. He was such a pure soul. We are priviledged and humbled that God considered us worthy to have him part of our family.

Vaisakhi Fervor in Washington Gurdwara 
Washington: Over 1000 people participated in the celebration of Vaisakhi on Sunday and Monday on the Vaisakhi weekend at Guru Gobind Singh Foundation, based in the Washington area.

Sikhs join in celebrating American Civil Rights Leader's birthday 
Washington: February 5, 2008 - Guru Gobind Singh Foundation represented the Sikh community in the InterFaith Conference's InterFaith Prayer Service marking the birth-anniversary of Rev. Martin Luther King.

Books on Sikhism to be included in Washington area Public Libraries 
Washington January 14, 2008 - A county adjacent to Washington has agreed to include books on Sikhs in its public libraries.

 

Welcome
Guru Gobind Singh Foundation
13814 Travilah Road, Rockville, Maryland 20850
 
Members of Guru Gobind Singh Foundation take a group photo in front of the new Gurudwara
 
Guru Gobind Singh Foundation (GGSF) is a Gurdwara that is a Spiritual Center, an institution with a vision to create world wide awareness regarding Sikhs and Sikhism. Since its very inception in 1985, GGSF’s mission has been to enhance the image of Sikhs thru every possible channel and bring them into the mainstream. It has provided the representation to the Sikh community in various platforms in myriad ways. It has consistently worked to create awareness among Americans at large regarding Sikhs and Sikhism. GGSF also focuses on service oriented projects on behalf of Sikhs to implement the Sikh concept of Sewa (voluntary service).


GGSF has been invited, time and again, to the White House and other governmental agencies, regarding the issues concerning the Sikhs in America. Its leadership was the first ever Sikh representation to be invited to the White House in 1993. GGSF has been active in the interfaith affairs since 1987 and basically initiated the involvement of the Sikhs in the interfaith affairs in local, national and international level. It has worked with Sikh religious leadership in Punjab on many issues. GGSF has also worked actively after the 9/11 issues affecting Sikhs as well.


Apart from regular Sunday diwans, GGSF conducts Gurmat and Punjabi classes, in addition, to Kirtan classes in Washington metro area. Its annual summer camps are immensely popular among the Sikh youth. The new facility of GGSF’s Gurdwara Sahib was inaugurated on October 2, 2005. This Sikh center has already become an important hub of Sikh activities and major Sikh initiatives in America and this will continue to increase GGSF’s diverse activities manifold.


The new Gurudwara is located at 13814 Travilah Road Rockville, Maryland 20850 (Direction). The new building was inaugurated on October 2, 2005. Many members of the gurudwara have been involved in national events.