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MARK OF EXCELLENCE: Being Guru-Centered
December 11th, 2006 by adminas part of the Khalsa Diwan Society 100 Year Celebrations
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Mark of Excellence is a series of lectures, presentations and workshops specifically catered to meet the needs and desires of a particular audience. Essentially, participants attend personal and community development sessions that seek to foster the Sikh values based on Gurmat traditions: Sikh scripture, history, and discipline. Other principles of universal significance are also incorporated that do not disturb the harmony of the Sikh faith.
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Through each program, workshop presenters provide an opportunity for the youth to ask questions and seek an answer through discussion and interpretation.
Date Friday – 22 December 2006 | 8:30am-5:00pm
Location Queensborough Community Center, New Westminster, BC (Canada)
Theme The Guru: Connecting with the Divine Light
Participants High School, College Students & Youth
Sponsor Khalsa Diwan Society, Gurdwara Sahib Sukh Sagar
Registration No Fee
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This Mark of Excellence event will feature the following sessions:
v Session I What is Guru? – Meaning, Role & Importance
v Session II The Prophet-Genius of Ten Nanaks – Attributes, Lives & Contributions
v Session III Guru Granth & Guru Panth – Origin, Development & Institution
v Session IV Personal Relationship with the Guru – Effort, Faith & Grace
v Session V Questions & Answers – Open forum to seek opinions from a Gurmat perspective
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For more information and to obtain a registration form, please contact:
kulpreetsingh@shaw.ca | 604.515.0707
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The Sikh Research Institute offers a variety of theme-oriented sessions for emerging leaders in the community – high school and college students and young professionals. Each event seeks to facilitate learning while enhancing personal development and growth for each participant. Past events conducted throughout the country include:
v Asa-ki-Var – Atlanta | Houston
v Sidh Gosti – Houston
v What Constitutes a Sikh? – Houston
v The Sikh Revolution – Houston | Detroit | London
v The Guru: Message & Nation – Los Angeles
v Guru Granth & Guru Panth – Houston | Atlanta
v Principle-Centered Leadership & Success – Detroit
v Community & Social Activism – San Antonio
v The Guru Khalsa Panth – San Antonio | Dallas | Los Angeles
v Sabad Asgah: Experiencing the Infinite Wisdom – San Antonio
v The Guru: Connecting with the Divine Light – Dallas | Fremont | Kansas City | London | Madison | Atlanta | Salem | Toronto