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BHAKTI Temple Hours Mon to Fri: 9AM – 12:30PM & 4PM – 8:30PM June-July 2017 Sat & Sun: 9AM – 8:30PM Greater Cleveland Shiva Vishnu Temple A Non-profit P.O. Box 29508 Parma, OH 44129 Organization Phone (440) 888-9433 US POSTAGE PAID eMail: [email protected] Cleveland, OH Website: www.shivavishnutemple.org Permit No. 03879 http://smile.amazon.com/ch/34 -1442568 AmazonSmile is a simple and automatic way to support your temple every time you shop at Amazon, at no cost to you. When you shop at smile.amazon.com, Amazon will donate a small percentage of your purchase to your temple. You’ll find the exact same low prices, vast selection and same great service. Please use the above link to start your support. Nabakalebara June 22nd – 25th New Daru Bigrahas with Prana Pratishtha Flyer inside Greater Cleveland Shiva Vishnu Temple BHAKTI Temple Hours Mon to Fri: 9AM – 12:30PM & 4PM – 8:30PM June-July 2017 Sat & Sun: 9AM – 8:30PM Highlights of June 2017 REGULAR WEEKLY & MONTHLY PUJA SCHEDULE DATE DAY TIME DESCRIPTION NityaPooja 10A Shiva Abhishekam 11A Vishnu Pooja. 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In keeping with the glorious Bharatiya Guru sishya paramparaa, several dedicated gurus in the Greater Cleveland area have been diligently imparting their knowledge of classical dance, music, languages, art forms and Hindu Sanatana Dharma to students. All teachers are requested to participate. Please join us to pay homage to the selflessness and spirit of service of gurus who shape our lives. Please call temple at (440) 888-9433 for more information. Shirdi Sai Baba Shrine The Temple is planning to build a Shirdi Sai Baba shrine to represent all Gurus of the Hindu religion. If you would like to be a sponsor or need additional information then please contact Mr. Batuk Modi or the Manager Donations made Easy Now you can make donations online at the Temple website. www.shivavishnutemple.org The donations are accepted via Paypal to for security & privacy. .
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