Our alphabetical list includes 42 books by Sikhs and by non-Sikh authors and illustrators. We hope you’re as excited as we are!
Never in my wildest dreams did I think there would be a well-written children’s book with a Sikh protagonist. I couldn’t wait to read it to my kids.
Gurbani has no age limits – young or old! This books message has no age limit. It can be simplified for younger children and the Sikh concepts can be discussed in depth with older children, even adults.
Windsor Sikh Youth during its eighth annual food and clothing drive gathered over 8,000 lbs. of food, including more than 1,000 non-perishable food items that have been donated to the Unemployed Help Centre.
“My parents get happy when they see me studying at the gurdwara,” said one boy student. “They get happy seeing me study music.”
Admittedly, grooming is a complex issue with no one solution. Rather, we need efforts on multiple levels to prevent it. However, starting at home is the best place to start with providing our Kaurs with the necessary education.
Gundeep Anand talks about how he created street football tournament The Last Stand to bring people together, and how social media has helped take it to a whole new level.
“Our goal is to teach (students) the importance of the turban and what it means to us as Sikhs,” Grewal said. “It’s not something that we wear just for fashion, or something that we wear and just take off whenever we want.”
Does your family pray over your food? A Brahman is amazed when Guru Nanak demonstrates that there is something much more important...
At least once if not twice a year the Gurduaras should have a special day to celebrate “Sikh Youth Day.” They should recognize the top performers with awards and other rewards.