Everyone is welcome to visit the Gurdwara to discover the universal message of the Sikh faith, regardless of their background, beliefs, gender or ethnicity.
Sri Guru Ram Das Ji (the 4th Sikh Guru) constructed the Sri Harminder Sahib, Amritsar ( commonly known as the Golden Temple) with four entrances, signifying that all are welcome regardless of caste, colour, creed, gender and religion. This principle is practised by all Gurdwaras across the world. We warmly welcome you to visit Guru Maneyo Granth Gurdwara, whether it’s to find out more about the Sikh faith, understand the great history of the Sikhs or to experience the peace attained from meditation.
We regularly have schools visit the Gurdwara to complement their education in world religions. Children take part in a structured visit that can be tailored to each school’s individual requirements. Visits to date have included: Classroom workshops highlighting key tenets of the Sikh faith. Guided tours of the Without Shape Without Form Exhibition, where children explore Sikh history through art.
Guided tours of the Gurdwara, including the Darbar (prayer hall) and Langar Hall (free communal kitchen) where children and teachers join the congregation for a meal.