About Winnipeg South Sikh Centre
Rooted in faith, Seva, and community, Winnipeg South Sikh Centre has grown alongside the Sangat—from humble beginnings on Dovercourt Drive to our present home on Sikh Centre Way.
Winnipeg South Sikh Centre
1248 Sikh Centre Way, Winnipeg MB
From Dovercourt Drive to Sikh Centre Way
Winnipeg South Sikh Centre began with a smaller Gurudwara property on Dovercourt Drive. With approximately half an acre of land, the location served the growing Sangat but gradually became too limited for the needs of the community.
As participation increased and community activities expanded, a larger home was needed—one that could better support worship, Langar, education, gatherings, parking, and future generations.
In 2020, Winnipeg South Sikh Centre moved to its present home at 1248 Sikh Centre Way. Situated on more than eight acres in south Winnipeg, the expanded property provides space for worship, learning, Seva, community programs, and continued growth.
Our Growth Through the Years
A Growing Community
The earlier Gurudwara on Dovercourt Drive served the local Sangat from a property of approximately half an acre.
The Sangat Continued to Grow
As attendance, Langar, learning programs, religious services, and community activities expanded, additional space became increasingly important.
Creating a New Home
The development of a larger Gurudwara created an opportunity to provide more space for worship, education, Seva, gatherings, parking, and future generations.
Sikh Centre Way
In 2020, Winnipeg South Sikh Centre moved to its present home at 1248 Sikh Centre Way, on a property of more than eight acres in south Winnipeg.
Our Community Today
Today, Winnipeg South Sikh Centre continues to serve the Sangat through Gurbani, Kirtan, Langar, education, religious programs, Seva, and community activities.
Our Gurudwara Today
A space created to support worship, learning, Seva, and community life.
8+ Acres
Spacious Gurudwara property in south Winnipeg
Since 2020
Serving the Sangat from Sikh Centre Way
Daily Langar
Langar and community Seva
Learning & Kirtan
Punjabi and Kirtan education
Community Spaces
Facilities for worship, learning and gatherings
Our Sangat & Kirtan
Kirtan, Gurbani, Seva, and Sangat are at the heart of life at Winnipeg South Sikh Centre. These moments reflect the spiritual and community life of the Gurudwara.
The Principles That Guide Us
The values and practices of Winnipeg South Sikh Centre are grounded in Sikhi and the teachings of Guru Nanak Dev Ji and the Sikh Gurus.
Naam Japo
Recite and remember God’s Name.
Kirat Karo
Live honestly and earn through hard work.
Vand Chhako
Share your blessings with those in need.
Equality
Recognizing the dignity and worth of every person.
Seva
Selfless service offered for the benefit of others.
Sangat
Growing spiritually together through community and fellowship.
Langar
Sharing a meal in a spirit of equality, service, and community.
A Brief Introduction to Sikhi
Sikhi traces its beginnings to the teachings of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, who was born in 1469. His teachings emphasized devotion to One Creator, truthful living, equality, compassion, honest work, sharing with others, and service to humanity.
His spiritual mission was continued by nine successive Sikh Gurus. Through their teachings and leadership, the Sikh tradition developed institutions and practices centred around Gurbani, Sangat, Seva, and Langar. Guru Gobind Singh Ji later conferred Guruship upon Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, which remains the eternal Guru of the Sikhs.
Everyone Is Welcome
Whether you are visiting a Gurudwara for the first time, joining the Sangat, attending a program, or simply wishing to learn more about Sikhi, we welcome you to Winnipeg South Sikh Centre.