Satkaar Campaign: Liverpool Gurdwara Committee lead by example

Friday 4 March 2011

Liverpool Gurdwara Committee lead by example

Guru Nanak Gurdwara, Liverpool

The Satkaar Campaign's Sevadaars would like to commend the Committee of Guru Nanak Gurdwara (Wellington Avenue, Liverpool) who implement a strict protocol of no meat, alcohol and tobacco at the associated Sikh Community Centre.

General notice outside Sikh Community Centre, Liverpool

Who/What is the Satkaar Campaign?

The Satkaar Campaign is not a formal body in any sense. It is neither a registered charity nor a private association, nor does it have any formal office or office-bearers. The Satkaar Campaign, and its Sevadaars (i.e., Satkaar Sevadaars), is a UK Sangat-led grassroots Gurdwara (Sikh religious place of worship enshrining Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji) reform movement, initially, but not limited to, focussing on preventing the gross sacrilege of parties, meat, alcohol and tobacco being permitted on the holy Gurdwara premises or any premises funded with the Sangat's donations to Guru Ji's Golak.