Van Kirk Nagar Kirtan (Khalsa Parade) On Sunday, October 16th, Sikh Sewa Society Toronto served langar to the sangat at Regan Road Gurudwara in Brampton. There was a Nagar Kirtan taking place which brought together many individuals to share in the celebrations. Take a look: We are now serving at Read more…
International Langar Week On Saturday, October 8th, Sikh Sewa Society Toronto had the opportunity to be a part of International Langar Week. We worked together with Basics of Sikhi to provide langar sewa in Downtown Toronto, and to spread awareness about the Sikh faith. We had a great turnout of Read more…
“Guru Nanak’s Langar, Goodbye Hunger.”After a great day at the Malton Nagar Kirtan (Khalsa Parade), Sikh Sewa Society Toronto is proud to have the support of such a great community. While we were able to provide langar di sewa, we unknowingly had the opportunity to speak a local news channel to Read more…
“Guru Nanak’s Langar, Goodbye Hunger.”After a great day at the Families of Virtue – FOV Back to School event, Sikh Sewa Society Toronto is proud to have participated in such a great cause. While we were able to provide a variety of free vegetarian food, we also had the chance Read more…
On July 3rd, 2016 Sikh Sewa Society Toronto held its first annual picnic at Earl Rowe Provincial Park. We had a great turn out with many family members and friends who helped make the day special. From cooking fresh, hot food, to playing soccer and going paddle boating, everyone enjoyed Read more…
This July, Sikh Sewa Society Toronto had the pleasure of providing medical aid funds for Mr. Idu Sharif, a punjabi dhadhi (ballad) singer. Born in Patiala, Punjab in India, Mr. Sharif suffers from body paralysis and therefore is unable to work to provide financial aid for himself and his family. Read more…
On Saturday, June 4th, Sikh Sewa Society Toronto also took part of the Orangeville Shabeel. We helped provide langar di sewa (free meals) to the public and shared our mission with the community. We also made rooafza (rose milk) to help keep everyone cool!
On Saturday, June 4th, Sikh Sewa Society Toronto ran langar di sewa (free meals) for the Kabaddi Cup Tournament at the Powerade Centre, Brampton. While serving food, we had the opportunity to enjoy the teams playing. The mayor of Brampton, Linda Jeffrey, also joined us in our sewa.
The Sikh faith treats everyone equally, regardless of age, gender, culture, faith, or race. This is a principle taught to us through our tenth Guru (messenger of God), Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, and is enforced by all those who practice the faith.