| Question: |
About
HARI Temple |
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To
find answers regarding the Temple address, directions, hours,
planned activities, Sunday school, Temple mission, renting of
Temple premises please refer to the HARI
sections of this web page. |
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| Question: |
How
can I become a Member? |
| Answer: |
To
find answers regarding the Temple address, directions, hours,
planned activities, Sunday school, Temple mission, renting of
Temple premises please refer to the Members
sections of this web page. |
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| Question: |
If
I wish to donate Something to the Temple, how do I go about
it? |
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Temple
needs resources to fund its regular activities, maintain building
and premises, and engage in to many other religious and spiritual
activities. Contributions and donations are the only ways the
Temple can fulfill these obligations. Your donation may be tax
deductible as the Temple is registered as a nonprofit organization
If you wish to make donations please contact the President and/or
the Chairperson. |
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| Question: |
What
about donating some used items like used chairs, fans, and so
on? |
| Answer: |
We
strongly discourage donation of any used items for the Temple,
no matter how good condition those might be. More over donors
should not donate any used or new items to the Temple before
checking with the Temple President and the Chair. It becomes
a major task to dispose of the unwanted items. |
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| Question: |
How
do I become a volunteer? |
| Answer: |
Temple
activities are run by a dedicated group of several volunteers.
Every one needs to help. If you wish to volunteer, please contact
the Temple President. |
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| Question: |
Where
will I find more information about Hindu religion? |
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If
you have specific questions about the Hindu religion, please
send us an e-mail or contact the Temple President who will
direct you to appropriate people from our community to help
with your questions.
In
case of more general terms, you may wish to visit the site
of a monthly publication Hinduism Today (http://www.hinduism-today.com)
for some good information about the religion.
Also
the following web sites may be useful:
You
may also want to do a search on the several web browsers such
as Yahoo.
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| Question: |
I
am not a Hindu; but I wish to visit your Temple or attend an
activity. Is it allowed? |
| Answer: |
The
HARI Temple is open for every one regardless of their religion.
Please contact any member of the Temple or the President or
any office bearer, if you wish to visit the Temple. |
