I stopped by this gurdwara for spiritual refreshment while I was in the area, and had a truly peaceful experience listening to the ladies' sangat doing Sukhmani Sahib paath. I've been a student of Gurbani for a while but had never visited a gurdwara before, and this was the first spiritual space I've been in where no one asked anything of me. I was simply allowed to sit, listen, and meet the Divine as I was, without pressure to join, fix, change, or 'do' anything. One Kaur kindly checked on me as I was leaving, offering hospitality without prying or expectation, which I deeply appreciated. It was a gentle, welcoming experience, and I'll return the next time I'm in the area. WJKK, WJKF. read more

The Gurdwara is run in a strip mail. Apparently, the head priest had a falling out with the Gurdwara priests where he used to be and then started this. My main issue is that this place is a business. The head priest and his family pretty much do everything, and along with that they have an agenda and its not "service to the community". Notice that they are not chartered as a non-profit. Therefore, it is completely unknown what is done with the money/offerings they collect. read more