| January 27, 2008 12:00 pm | to | February 24, 2008 12:00 pm |
Contest on what Sikhi means to them. The flayers are already made and will be given out to all the kids at Gurdwara this Sunday.
Basically, kids from 4-11 years of age have to draw what it means, and 12 to 21 must write a poem.
Rules are printed on the flayers, and the top 5 winners will have their drawing/poem framed in the Sikh Library as well as a prize. The deadline for the contest is Feb. 24th, so they have about a month.
I need ya’lls help though. I have plenty of judges right now. So I need people to help out with prize suggestions and getting them, announcing to kids and helping them out, getting frames for the winners, and anything else you guys can think of in making this better.
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Or we are engulfed in modern ego’s systems and Politicians propaganda systems and trying to misrepresent what Ravidas preached. Am not satisfied with many modern systems. If it was not preserved in Sri Guru Granth Sahib text I bet it would have been lost changed or manipulated many times by now. Call him Guru or Bhagat or Saint or whatever honorable word, but does he care? What he preached? his teaching are the value. Continue Reading… 