Shree Gujarati Hindu
Satsang Mandal
The charity that looks after Shree Krishna Temple and the community around it.
Rooted in Coventry since 1973
The Mandal was founded in 1973 by Gujarati Hindu families who had made their homes in Coventry and wanted somewhere to worship together.
Its home today is Shree Krishna Temple on Harnall Lane West. Generations of families have come here for darshan and festivals, for katha and bhajans, to celebrate new arrivals and to grieve together, and for the simple comfort of being among their own.
The Mandal remains a registered charity, run by trustees and volunteers who give their time freely.
Our purpose
As set out in our constitution, the Mandal exists to serve the Hindu religion and the Gujarati community of Coventry and the surrounding area.
- Maintaining places of worship for the community, open to all.
- Holding regular religious services, satsang and festivals.
- Running classes in the Hindu religion and in the Gujarati language.
- Supporting children, young people and elders in the community.
- Registered charity
- No. 502515
- Founded
- 1973, Coventry
- Run by
- Volunteer trustees, who receive no payment
“The whole world is one family.”Maha Upanishad 6.72
Every offering keeps the diya lit.
The mandir is run entirely on the generosity of its devotees.