A herd of ox-carts ceremoniously lead a procession from main Bhaktivedanta Manor building to Holland Farm.
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Rev’d Canon Will Gibbs from St Albans Cathedral
Bhaktivedanta Manor had the pleasure of hosting Rev'd Canon Will Gibbs, Executive Residentiary Canon of the historical St Albans Cathedral.
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Notice: Bhaktivedanta Manor closed for visitors on Sat 24 Aug 2024
To ensure everyone’s safety as final preparations take place for the upcoming Sri Krishna Janmashtami festival (Sun 25 & Mon 26 Aug 2024), the site will be temporarily closed on Saturday 24 August 2024 from 10am onwards.
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Bournemouth Kirtan Festival
Devotees and well-wishers based in the Bournemouth area held an unique event in the area. Godruma das of Bhaktivedanta Manor was invited to host the occasion, which had over 100 participants.
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Pujari sanga gathering
Recently the deity department hosted a heartfelt gathering, Pujari Sanga, bringing together over 90 devotees who serve deities in various capacities
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Summer National Book Marathon
The annual Summer Book Marathon was from 5th of July - 19th July this year. During that fortnight, no less than 7093 of Srila Prabhupada’s books of all types were distributed.
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Family Wellbeing Open Day
On Saturday 20th July Bhaktivedanta Manor put on a Family Wellbeing Day, when special features designed for guests’ mind, body and spiritual needs were on offer.
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Devotees embrace the Glastonbury crowds
Devotees from around the UK, including the Hare Krishna Festival Team, Food for All and monks from Bhaktivedanta Manor joined forces to make a welcome presence during the huge Glastonbury Festival.
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Counsellors of Agriculture – an international delegation
A special delegation spent a day at Bhaktivedanta Manor. They work as Counsellors of Agriculture and are advisors for their embassies, including the US, Germany, Ireland, Brazil and the Netherlands.
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Bhagavad-gita As It Is to be used for Parliamentary Oath
Bhagavad-Gita As It Is, with translations and purports by Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, will now be used in the House of Commons for when Hindu MPs swear in and take a Parliamentary Oath, following their election.