GURU NANAK MISSION SEWA SOCIETY

History

Guru Nanak Mission Sewa Society (GNMSS) is a prominent social and religious organization based in Nawanshahr (Shahid Bhagat Singh Nagar) a town in Punjab, India. The organization’s history is deeply rooted in the teachings of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, The founder of Sikhism, and its core mission focuses on serving the community, promoting education, and offering humanitarian aid.

Foundation and Establishment

Guru Nanak Mission Sewa Society was established with the intention of spreading the principles of selfless service, compassion, and humility, inspired by Guru Nanak's teachings. While exact dates of the founding of the society may vary, it emerged in response to the increasing need for social welfare and educational development in the region, particularly in the rural areas around Nawanshahr.The society was founded by a group of dedicated individuals who were motivated by the values of Sewa (selfless service) and Simran (spiritual remembrance). They sought to create a platform where both spiritual and material needs of the community could be addressed.

Mission and Vision

Community Welfare : Providing free services to the underserved population, particularly in the fields of healthcare, food distribution, and disaster relief.

Education : The society runs several educational initiatives aimed at uplifting marginalized sections of society, including providing scholarships and setting up schools and coaching centers.

Religious Promotion : Encouraging the practice of Sikhism, the society organizes religious functions, Gurbani recitations, and community prayers. It also strives to spread the message of peace, tolerance, and spirituality.

Healthcare : Organizing free medical camps and health check-ups for people in rural areas who lack access to basic medical facilities.