iskcon manchester sravanam kirtanam camp september 2016

We are very happy to announce that this year His Holiness Bhakti Vikasa Swami will be holding an inaugural Sravanam Kirtanam Camp in Manchester UK.

Below is the festival schedule

Friday 2nd September

5.00 am Mangala Arati

5.30 am Tulasi Arati

7.30 am Deity Greeting and Guru Puja

8.00 am – SB Class

9.30 am – Breakfast Prasadam

11.00 am – Kirtan

11.30 am – 1.00 pm – Class

1.30 pm – Lunch Prasadam

4.30 pm – Bhajans

5.00 pm to 6.30 pm – Class

6.30 pm – Gaura Arati

7.00 pm – Class – Bhagavad Gita – Open to Public

8.00 pm – Dinner Prasadam

Saturday 3nd September

5.00 am Mangala Arati

5.30 am Tulasi Arati

7.30 am Deity Greeting and Guru Puja

8.00 am – SB Class

9.30 am – Breakfast Prasadam

11.00 am – Kirtan

11.30 am – 1.00 pm – Class (Initiation)

12:30 pm – Initiation Ceremony / Fire Sacrifice.

1.30 pm – Initiation Feast

4.30 pm – Kirtan

5.00 pm to 6.30 pm – Class

7.00 pm – Nagar Sankirtan in Manchester City Centre

9.00 pm – Dinner Prasadam

Sunday 4nd September

5.00 am Mangala Arati

5.30 am Tulasi Arati

7.30 am Deity Greeting and Guru Puja

8.00 am – SB Class

9.30 am – Breakfast Prasadam

11.00 am – Kirtan

11.30 am – 12.30 pm – Class

12.30 pm – Arati

1.00 pm – Sunday Feast Class – Open to Public

2.30 pm – Sunday Feast Kirtan and Closing Ceremony

– Open to Public

3.00 pm – Sunday Feast Prasadam – Open to Public

5.00 pm to 6.00 pm – Hindi Lecture at (Venue to be Confirmed) – Open to Public

All devotees are requested to register so that we can serve you better. In order to register, contact via email at skcampmanchester2016@gmail.com or call Karsna Das on +44 7982309909. For all questions and service opportunities please contact Karsna Das karsna.bvks@pamho.net.

Dress Code:

All devotees are required to wear proper vaisnava attire, including tilak.

Prabhujis – Dhoti and Kurta

Matajis- Sarees

Attendance:

All devotees in attendance are expected to participate in each of the camp’s kirtans and classes, as well as all of the scheduled temple programs (Mangala Arati, Tulsi Puja, etc.). Those registered in the camp are expected to schedule any other plans, such as visiting the city, shopping, visiting devotees’ homes, etc., for either before or after the camp dates.