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As the fall season begins, our temple would like to announce the upcoming events to look forward to. For full details on all events, visit our Events page. Navratri Mahotsav (October 11–20) Our nine nights of Navratri Mahotsav begin with Matli Puja on Sunday, October 11 at 4:00 PM. Garba will be held at the…
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We encourage all life members to attend the meeting. Please make this a priority and join us for a couple of hours to review the organization’s finances, discuss current matters, and plan next steps for the future. The current Contingency Committee will be dissolved, and a new committee for the 2026–2028 term will be elected.…
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As the Summer begins, our temple would like to announce the upcoming events to look forward to. For full details on all events, visit our Events page. Patotsav (June 20) We are happy to celebrate our 18th Temple Anniversary with a special Shri Lakshmi Maha Yajna on Saturday, June 20th. This is one of the…
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We are happy to share that you can now make a secure online donations through our Zeffy campaign page. Zeffy is a platform designed specifically for non-profits, helping us accept donations with 100% of your contribution going directly to the temple. Donate here:https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/donation-form/support-the-temple There is also the option to set up a recurring monthly donation.…
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On Sunday, February 15th, we celebrated Maha Shivratri at Ramji Mandir. Outside the temple, a 5-foot ice Shivling was crafted by the decoration committee, and thousands of devotees came for darshan. Throughout the day, about a thousand devotees came for abhishek of the Shivling. There was a persistent line from 5 AM to 9 PM…
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On New Year’s Day, Temple Shree Ramji Mandhata held its annual Shri Hanuman Chalisa Recitation to mark the beginning of the year. The temple was full despite the cold weather and freshly fallen snow, which made the journey a little more challenging. The recitation began at 9:00 a.m. and continued until the hymn had been…
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This past weekend, community members and families gathered at the Gujarati Community Center in the basement of Shree Ramji Mandir for a Rangoli event. Rangoli is an art form traditionally done during Diwali where families create patterns using sand, flowers, paint, and markers. The Tradition of Rangoli in Gujarati Culture In Gujarat, Rangoli is traditionally…
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