Sikh Religious Society

About Sikh Religious Society

Sikh Religious Services (SRS) Chicago is a vibrant Gurudwara dedicated to fostering Sikh values and community engagement. While specific historical details of its founding are not provided, SRS Chicago offers a rich tapestry of spiritual and educational programs. Daily Nitnem prayers are held, commencing with five Banis at 5:00 AM and concluding with Kirtan Sohila at 8:30 PM, including Asa ki Vaar Kirtan, Rehras Sahib, and Arti. Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays feature Kirtan and Katha from 6:40 PM to 8:20 PM. Beyond daily spiritual observances, SRS Chicago emphasizes learning and community service. The Gurmat School provides educational opportunities for younger generations, with registration for its next session available. Additionally, Gurmat Sangeet classes are offered every Tuesday and Thursday from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM, encouraging musical development. The Kar-Seva initiative actively involves the community in maintaining and developing the Gurudwara's facilities, with a mission to create value for the Sangat and implement environmentally friendly solutions. The Gurudwara also hosts a library, offering reading resources and programming to encourage learning and dialogue on Gurbani, Sikh history, and literature. SRS Chicago serves as a central hub for spiritual solace, education, and community involvement for Sikhs in the Chicago area.

Services offered at Sikh Religious Society