Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Slough
We welcome all visitors...
Waheguru ji ka Khalsa,
Waheguru ji ki Fateh
Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Slough
Waheguru ji ka Khalsa, Waheguru ji ki Fateh
Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha is a place of worship for the majority of the Sikh population residing in the Slough area.
Gurdwara Reopening Notice
We are pleased to inform you that you will be able to have Darshan of Guru Sahib from Monday the 15th of June 2020.
Opening Times:
Morning Monday to Saturday - 7am to 9am
Evening Monday to Saturday - 5pm to 7pm
Sunday - 10am to 1pm
Please follow the safety precautions listed below:
- If you are displaying any symptoms, stay at home and isolate
- Follow all signs (including one-way systems) and instructions of Sevadars
- Ensure you wash your hands with soap thoroughly/use the sanitiser provided
- Maintain social distancing at all times
- Wear a mask to keep your mouth and nose covered
- Please bring your own Chunni or Rumal (head covering)
- Special care needs to be taken by the vulnerable and 70+ age group. Children need to guide by their parents/guardians
- Only individual prayer will be allowed for the time being Collective or communal prayer and regular scheduled services are not permitted at this time as set out in Regulations
No Langar will be served and Sangat can have Dry Parshad only
Gurdwara Services
Sri Guru Singh Sabha offers many services to the local Slough Sikh community & beyond.
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Sangat Facilities
Sri Guru Singh Sabha Slough offers many facilities to the Sangat who attend.
Matrimonials
A service for Sikhs looking for marriage partners in the spiritual context of the Sikh faith.
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Punjabi School
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Sports Centre
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Contact
Get In Touch With Sri Guru Singh Sabha to ask about any of our services or facilities.
The Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha opened in April 1976 and was the first Sikh Temple in Slough. Prior to this, services had been held in the Barn Restaurant, Salt Hill Park.
The Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha was built on land which had been leased from Slough Corporation and had cost over £70,000 to build. The money needed was raised entirely through donations. The official opening ceremony was preceded by a procession from Salt Hill Park, which was headed by an open truck carrying a priest, the holy book and 5 sword-carrying Sikhs. Guests of honour at the ceremony included Mayor Ron Peters, local MP Miss Joan Lester, and national Hindu leaders.