SUNDAY OPEN HOUSE

LISTEN TO SUNDAYS MESSAGE

NOON - 2PM

Join us for a brief break in Sunday's 12-Hour Kirtan for an inspiring talk on why kirtan is good for us.

Kirtan (the chanting of God's name) is an essential part of the practice of Bhakti Yoga. Join us this Sunday as we learn why kirtan is so powerful - especially when we do it together.

Laxmivan das
Speaker/ Musician/ Disciple/ Teacher

KRISHNA CLUBS

1PM - 2PM

A fun, nurturing, and safe place for children and youth to make friends, learn about Krishna, and experience the spirit of community.

Krishna Club members will belong to one of 2 Clubs:

Krisha Kids (5-8)
Krishna Stars (9-12)

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EXPLORE & DISCUSS

10AM - 11.30AM

The Bhakti Lounge is a discussion-based, informal gathering, to personally experience bhakti. It's a place where you share your journey and meet practitioners of Bhakti.

If you are new to Bhakti or the community, join us here to get an introduction and connected in.

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SERVE & GROW

Get active and join a team to help create the exceptional experiences for visitors and practitioners on Sunday. No previous experience or training is necessary.

If you are looking to invest in your relationship with Krishna, meet new practitioners, all while doing meaningful work - this is the program for you.

For more information or to sign up contact amy@iskconofdc.org.

STUDY SCRIPTURE

10.30AM - 12PM

Join us in the temple room every Sunday morning for an in-depth and systematic study of Srila Vyasadeva's most important writing, The Srimad Bhagavatam.

Speaker: Vraja Vihari Das

I'M NEW

TO THIS COMMUNITY

Sundays are fun, casual, and relaxed. Come as you are and expect to feel welcomed as our guest.

Each week, experience guided meditation, kirtan music and a relevant, engaging message from one of our spiritual leaders - all newcomer friendly. Our guest services team will be there to guide you to the right places. Please stop by the Philosophy Corner to get your free gift bag.

Don’t worry about wearing something ‘Indian’ or ‘your Sunday best’ to ISKCON of DC. You are welcome to visit in casual or dressy clothing. Since the temple community has members who follow the yoga practice of celibacy, we ask that you do not wear clothing that is too revealing. If you plan to spend time sitting in the Temple Room or meditating, you may want to consider wearing clothing that is comfortable and not restrictive. While in the Temple Building, we ask that you remove your shoes

Got questions? Email us at info@iskconofdc.org and we’ll get right back to you!

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