A vibrant interfaith program took place at St. Alban's Cathedral, bringing together individuals from various religious backgrounds to share their faiths to foster understanding, and work towards a stronger, more harmonious community.
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Celebrating 11 Years of Service: Gratitude and the Manor
Bhaktivedanta Manor and the local charity Gratitude proudly celebrates 11 years of collaboration, united by a shared dedication to service and community upliftment.
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An Interfaith Breakfast with the Prime Minister
Sir Keir Starmer, the Prime Minister of the UK, invited faith leaders from different traditions to join him for breakfast on Thursday, November 14th.
Visakha Dasi, representing ISKCON Bhaktivedanta Manor, was pleased to hear Mr Starmer emphasise the importance of faith to the fabric of UK society.
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A treasured form of Srila Prabhupada
On the auspicious occasion of Srila Prabhupada’s disappearance day, Srila Prabhupada’s disciples from throughout the UK were invited to Bhaktivedanta Manor to worship Srila Prabhupada, make offerings of gratitude to him, and receive a special gift.
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Celebrating Diwali across central London
Devotees have been on the front-line of special Diwali events across Westminster, Central London. As a public opener, Diwali in London (DiL) celebrations brought colour and joy to thousands in Trafalgar Square. Krishna Sanjay das is one of the founders and key Committee members of DiL. Senior representatives of ISKCON, including Visakha dasi, Vinay Tanna,...
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Special Guests
Bhaktivedanta Manor has hosted a number of special groups. For example, a delegation from the Hertfordshire Police Constabulary and even the Dutch Ministry of Defence
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Help prevent noise pollution near the Temple
A proposal has been made to develop a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) located in the land adjacent to Bhaktivedanta Manor. There is a shared concern between the local villagers in Letchmore Heath and Bhaktivedanta Manor that this development would bring about many issues, primarily that of noise pollution.
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Temple President addresses Hate Crime Awareness in Parliament
The Women’s Faith Forum held its second event in Parliament – Hate Crime Awareness – Women Rise Up Hosted by Sarah Sackman KC MP, Solicitor General, on the first day of National Hate Crime Awareness Week, faith leaders, campaigners and MPs addressed the room in their embodiment of both the strength of activism and the pain of...
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Light has power over darkness
On Sunday 13th October, Bhaktivedanta Manor staged a special Dusshera festival.
The festival of Dusshera pays tribute to an epic battle between good and evil, resulting in deity Lord Rama’s victory over 10-headed demon king Ravana.