Guru Ke Chaakar

With Waheguru’s kirpa, I am blessed to serve as the Mukh Sewadar at our Gurdwara Sahib. This Seva is a deep honour and a humbling opportunity to support the Sangat and help uphold the day-to-day spiritual and organizational responsibilities of the Gurdwara.

Professionally, I work as an Aesthetic/Cosmetic Physician and am also a business owner. I strive to carry the spirit of compassion, care, and integrity from my professional life into my Seva.

I am grateful to walk this path of Sikhi, and remain committed to learning from Guru Granth Sahib Ji, serving with love, and staying grounded in Naam, Simran, and Sangat.

With Waheguru Ji’s blessings, I am grateful to serve the Sangat by volunteering in the area of accounts and bookkeeping at our Gurdwara Sahib. It is a humble honour to assist in the financial stewardship and transparency of the Gurdwara's operations, ensuring that all matters are managed with integrity and responsibility.

By profession, I am an Accountant, and I feel blessed to apply my skills in service to the Guru Ghar. I see this Seva not just as a duty, but as a way to express gratitude and stay connected to the teachings of Guru Granth Sahib Ji.

I remain committed to serving with honesty, humility, and love for the Sangat, always guided by Naam, Seva, and Simran.

Bibi Sonu Ji, a devoted volunteer who lovingly serves in the preparation of Langar. Her quiet dedication, consistent presence, and heartfelt service reflect the true spirit of Sikh values—where humility and compassion are offered through every meal prepared.

Whether kneading dough, cooking with care, or ensuring that all who come to the Gurdwara are fed with dignity, Bibi Ji embodies the timeless principle of “Vand Chakna”—sharing with others. Her seva nourishes not just the body but the soul of the sangat.

With Guru Sahib’s blessings, I have been serving as a volunteer sevadar at Guru Nanak Darbar South Coast since its very first day. It is truly an honour and a source of deep gratitude to be part of this spiritual home, where the teachings of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji guide us in every step.

Professionally, I have been working as a disability support worker for the past five years, striving to serve with compassion and dignity. My educational journey includes a Diploma of Cookery, Advanced Diplomas in Business Management and Human Resources, as well as a Certificate III in Aged Care and a Certificate IV in Disability. These experiences have helped me support and uplift others in a spirit of seva and humility.

My name is Avninder Singh. I hold a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering ( From GNE Ludhiana Punjab) as well as a Diploma in Hospitality Management (From Sydney NSW) (Commercial Cookery). I have been working in the retail industry for the past 18 years.  

I am a humble sevadar (volunteer) at Gurdwara Sahib South Coast Meroo Meadow, NSW 2540  and with the grace of Waheguru, I am dedicated to serving the Sangat. My goal is to stay connected to the Guru’s house and continue offering my services with devotion.

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa 

Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh

With Waheguru’s grace, I am currently serving as a volunteer secretary at our Gurdwara Sahib. It is a true blessing to contribute to the Sangat and support the smooth running of day-to-day Gurdwara Sahib activities.

In my personal life, I am a General Practitioner (GP) and a small business owner, and I strive to balance professional responsibilities with community service.

I am deeply grateful to be part of this spiritual family, and I remain committed to learning from the teachings of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, serving with humility, and walking the path of Naam, Seva, and Sangat.

Dhan Guru Nanak

My name is Komalpreet Singh 

With Waheguru’s Grace and Blessings, I am currently serving as a Volunteer Treasurer at Gurudwara Sahib Guru Nanak Darbar South Coast.

I’m blessed to provide my services to the community in Preparation of Langar with full support and appreciation. I also volunteer as Inventory Manager with managing and organising daily operations.

Professionally, I work full time as Inventory Manager and Senior receptionist at Medical Practice. For me, this Sewa is keeping me humble and stay connected to Sikhi, Gurmat and Rehat Maryada.

By Waheguru Ji’s kirpa, I am blessed to offer my Seva as the Stock Manager for our Gurdwara Sahib. I assist in managing langar and Gurdwara supplies, helping ensure that day-to-day operations run smoothly in service of the Sangat.

In my professional life, I work as a Commercial Heavy Truck Driver, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to use my time and energy to support Guru Ghar with dedication and love.

For me, this Seva is a way to stay connected to the values of Simran, Seva, and Sangat, and to give back with humility to the community that continually inspires me to walk the path of Gurmat and gratitude.

Bhai Manvinder Singh, who has graciously taken on the role of Administrative Advisor (Volunteer) for our project. With a calm presence, a sharp administrative mind, and a deep commitment to seva (selfless service), Bhai Manvinder Singh brings invaluable experience in organizational coordination, strategic planning, and community engagement.

His guidance will play a key role in ensuring the smooth execution of our initiatives—including the development of the Gurdwara sahib building, community kitchen, cultural school, and accommodation facilities. Bhai Sahib’s dedication to Sikh values and grassroots service embodies the spirit of this mission, and we are grateful for his ongoing contribution to the betterment of our sangat and wider community.

Bhai Narinder Singh, a dedicated sevadar who has been consistently offering his time and effort in the sacred service of Langar preparation. With unwavering humility and love, Bhai Narinder Singh plays a vital role in ensuring that wholesome, nourishing meals are prepared and served daily in accordance with Sikh tradition.

His hands work quietly, but his seva speaks volumes. From early morning preparations to ensuring cleanliness and order in the kitchen, Bhai Sahib embodies the essence of Guru Nanak’s message of equality, service, and compassion. We are deeply thankful for his presence and contribution to the heart of our Gurdwara—the Langar.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Bhai Najinder Singh, who serves as a General Advisor in our ongoing community efforts. Bhai Sahib’s calm wisdom, grounded judgment, and sincere commitment to seva have made him a trusted voice in various aspects of our mission.

Whether offering guidance on day-to-day decisions or providing thoughtful input on broader matters, Bhai Najinder Singh brings clarity and steadiness to the team. His presence reminds us that behind every successful initiative is quiet leadership rooted in humility and collective well-being.

We are pleased to acknowledge Bhai Pritpal Singh, whose dedicated involvement spans both strategic planning and Langar preparation. With a balanced approach that combines clear vision with grounded service, Bhai Pritpal Singh brings thoughtful insights to the future direction of our projects while remaining deeply committed to hands-on seva in the community kitchen.

His ability to contribute at both the planning table and in the Langar hall reflects the spirit of Sikhi—where leadership is rooted in humility and action. Whether discussing long-term goals or stirring a pot of daal with love, Bhai Sahib's presence is a source of strength and inspiration for us all.