Built as the congregational Harley Street Chapel in 1854, this building was converted to Mile End and Bow Great Synagogue and Talmud Torah in 1927 and in 1977 it became a Sikh Gurdwara, The Gurdwara Sikh Sangat. The door to the Guru’s house of worship is always open and welcoming to the worshiper regardless of caste, colour or creed. Step inside the Gurdwara and you are welcomed with warmth and totally taken in by the dabar sahib and bow before the Guru Granth Sahib in a moment of humility. Gurdwara Sikh Sangat has two Darbar Sahib’s, the main Darbar Sahib can cater for large capacities while Diwan Hall Baba Buda Sahib Ji is used for additional services. Go to our Langer Booking page to request a Langar or Akhand Path Sahib Ji. The Gurdwara also has two langar halls, a Library and a lift to the first floor Darbar Sahib for the elderly. We also have seperate quarters where the Giani Ji’s reside.
