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.

 

 
   VISION

 
   "Every human living its full potential being one with God and Nature"

 
   Mission

 
   "We strive to be one with God and Nature by understanding Guru Nanak's message in Gurbani and living the Sikh way of life."

 
   Who are we?

 
   We, the Guru Gobind Singh Foundation, is drawn together by the shared vision of a future that is more just, humane, sustainable, accepting and affirming for all.

We achieve our mission through following steps:

1) GGSF speaks for the rights and freedoms of Sikhs around the world

2) GGSF works to increase the participation of the Sikh community in the religious social, cultural, educational, economic and political fabric of the American society.

3) The Foundation works for creating more awareness and understanding about Sikh faith and its traditions among Americans and around the world.

4) GGSF works for society which promotes mutual respect, justice and human rights for all.

5) GGSF organizes service for the most disadvantaged section of the society.

6) GGSF also advocates policies benefiting all humanity from the perspectives of the Sikh heritage.

7) GGSF promotes and works for dialogue, respect and understanding among all religions.

8) GGSF promotes the learning of Gurbani and its meaning among Sikh people and particularly among Sikh youth.