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Current Newsletter – Table of Contents

#101 – 2026 Newsletter (Third Quarter)

Secretary of Religion Column (2026 Third Quarter)

Minister News & Notes (2026 Third Quarter)

The Guru as our Sustainer

The Guru Carries Me

Gobind: The Sustainer

Beauty and Order in the Guru’s Court

In Memoriam – SS Sangeet Kaur Khalsa

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Secretary of Religion Column (2024 First Quarter) »
#91 – 2024 Newsletter (First Quarter)

#91 – 2024 Newsletter (First Quarter)

The calendar year 2024 carries the vibration of the Pranic Body–the source of infinite energy available for us to raise our vitality, elevate our spirit, and serve in the world. Our goal for this year’s newsletter series is to celebrate Ministers who are engaged in meaningful service—in their communities and around the world. This seva looks different for each Minister, but the desire to serve and uplift from the heart is the unifying thread across our Ministry.

In his brief life, Guru Har Krishan, our eighth Guru, embodied those traits. Known as a natural healer, he was sought by many people suffering during the smallpox epidemic in Delhi–using his spirit to elevate them, even as they faced imminent death. It is not surprising that he himself contracted smallpox, and left his body at the age of eight. 

Our February issue highlights the efforts of Sikh Dharma Ministers engaged in outreach in conflict zones around the world, as well as other meaningful areas of service. Read on to learn more about these inspiring sevadars and their seva! 

Photo Caption: Jagtaran Kaur, Guru Ram Das Center for Medicine and Humanology’s representative in the Ukraine, leads a Kundalini Yoga class for Ukrainian troops 20 km from the front lines. 

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Secretary of Religion Column (2024 First Quarter) »
#91 – 2024 Newsletter (First Quarter)

#91 – 2024 Newsletter (First Quarter)

The calendar year 2024 carries the vibration of the Pranic Body–the source of infinite energy available for us to raise our vitality, elevate our spirit, and serve in the world. Our goal for this year’s newsletter series is to celebrate Ministers who are engaged in meaningful service—in their communities and around the world. This seva looks different for each Minister, but the desire to serve and uplift from the heart is the unifying thread across our Ministry.

In his brief life, Guru Har Krishan, our eighth Guru, embodied those traits. Known as a natural healer, he was sought by many people suffering during the smallpox epidemic in Delhi–using his spirit to elevate them, even as they faced imminent death. It is not surprising that he himself contracted smallpox, and left his body at the age of eight. 

Our February issue highlights the efforts of Sikh Dharma Ministers engaged in outreach in conflict zones around the world, as well as other meaningful areas of service. Read on to learn more about these inspiring sevadars and their seva! 

Photo Caption: Jagtaran Kaur, Guru Ram Das Center for Medicine and Humanology’s representative in the Ukraine, leads a Kundalini Yoga class for Ukrainian troops 20 km from the front lines. 

Copyright(c) 2024

Current Newsletter

#101 – 2026 Newsletter (Third Quarter)

Secretary of Religion Column (2026 Third Quarter)

Minister News & Notes (2026 Third Quarter)

The Guru as our Sustainer

The Guru Carries Me

Gobind: The Sustainer

Beauty and Order in the Guru’s Court

In Memoriam – SS Sangeet Kaur Khalsa

Previous Issues


Ministry Newsletter Team

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