We are launching a heartfelt campaign to raise £250,000 to refurbish the altar conservatory at Bhaktivedanta Manor.
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UK Youth Bus Tour Rekindles Spirit of Devotion
For the first time in many years, ISKCON UK organized a youth bus tour, reviving a tradition that once shaped earlier generations. Over three weeks last summer, thirty young devotees travelled across Britain, combining outreach, pilgrimage and adventure.
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Hearts and Hooves on Heritage Open Day
On Saturday 20th September, Bhaktivedanta Manor welcomed over a hundred first-time visitors from Heritage Open Days—and what a day it was!
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How faith can help in the healing process
We would like to share this touching personal account composed by Ms Usha Jogia. She describes how she feels how her faith, service, association and mercy made a huge contribution to her physical healing process. NB: In this article we are not suggesting that faith serves as an alternative or replacement to the important and...
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Hare Krishna Primary School participates in World Clean Up Day
The children of Gurukula – The Hare Krishna Primary School (near Bhaktivedanta Manor, London) took part in a community clean-up of the Gurukula grounds and the neighbouring Hilton Hotel car park.
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Sunday Love Feast in Edgware
On the morning of Sunday 7th September, over 200 people (including 75 children), descended upon the Krishna Avanti Primary School in Edgeware to witness the first event of its kind.
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Lord of the Universe graces Liverpool
The dedicated team of brahmacaris (monks) trained at Bhaktivedanta Manor, have organised another successful event in Liverpool: Ratha Yatra
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Beautiful new additions to New Gokul
The team have some exciting news to share from New Gokul Farm. Recently the goshala family has grown with several beautiful new additions!
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Faith, Health and Partnership
Bhaktivedanta Manor recently hosted an important One Vision Faith and Health Networking Board Meeting.
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The Dice Game at Midlands Arts Centre
In mid-July, after over eight months of dedicated work, The Dice Game was brought to life by the School of Bhakti Productions at the Midlands Arts Centre — a powerful retelling of the legendary gambling match from the Mahabharata.