Sikh Cultural
Association
UCD SCA
History
SCA was started in 2010 to bring together both the religious and cultural aspects of the Punjabi community. Sikhi has had a very big impact on the history of Hindustan and Punjab in general. The mission of SCA was and is: to bring awareness to the Punjabi community and the difference, yet unity in its religion and culture.
Philosophy
Sikhism is a monotheistic belief in mediation of the true name, earning honest living, and sharing the fruit's of one's labor. Today, there are more than 27 million Sikhs worldwide.
Get Involved
Stay updated on upcoming programs, such as guest lectures and other events so you don't miss out on all the fun. Find more information under Events tab.
Get In Touch
Feel free to drop a comment, send us an email or contact us on Facebook. Find out when the next Kirtan Night will be held and come visit for heart-lightening prayer and langar.
Upcoming Events
Oct. 9, 2014 7.45-9.00 pm
SCA + BPSHI General Meeting @ Wellman 234
Informative meeting explaining what SCA and BPSHI are about.. Other groups that will aslo be providing info at the meeting include Lalkaar and Bhangre Di Jaan (BDJ). Please be sure to attend and bring your friends! THERE WILL BE FOOD AND RAFFLES!!
Oct. 23, 2014 7.30-9.00 pm
SCA First Kirtan Night for Fall 2014
Join SCA in harmonious prayer - Kirtan done by our very own UCD students. Langar seva will also be done by our own members. Anyone is welcome to join. See our Facebook page for more info.
October 29, 2014 7.30-9.00 pm
SCA Halloween Social
SCA will be hosting a Halloween Social dedicated to bringing everyone together to migle with friends and meet new ones. There will be food, games, and so much more! We look forward to having your delightful presence there so please do come by.
Want more information on Sikhi?
SCA is an organization dedicated to bring awareness to the Sikhi and Punjabi cultural aspect of the Indian community. If you would like more information about Sikhi such as how 1984 has impacted many lives of sikhs, please view our Sikh Knowledge page. The page is dedicated to bringing awareness to events regarding political movements, atrocities, and much more occuring in the sikh community, infact Punjab in general as well. The page will provide information regarding human rights and also movements done for sikhi by other college students in Canada to get an understanding of a broader impact religion and culture has on the community.
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