Visit to the Ross street Sikh Temple

The entire Rotary club was invited to today for a visit to the Sikh temple and for lunch.

Several visitors accompanied us as well.

The temple was built in the mid 1970’s and the Architect was Arthur Ericson.

The building has stood the test of time and still looks modern today.

We were introduced to the main temple, covered our head removed our footwear and saw a service in progress.

Afterwards we were served a lunch by the volunteers in the temple basement.

We then went into the new section and saw a 10-minute movie of the history of Sikhism in B.C.

Very interesting and we were showed the history section of the temple.

Then we had an intense session of questions and answers.

We are now well informed.

Thanks very much to Jag Dhillon for arranging this most interesting trip.