About Us
Our Mission
Our Mission
Our Mission
Promote social, cultural, religious, and spiritual understanding based upon Hindu (Vaidik) principles.
Objectives
Our Mission
Our Mission
- To establish a Hindu Temple to practice, enhance and propagate Hindu religious, social, and cultural activities.
- To foster the teachings of the Vedas and other Hindu Scriptures, and promote principles and practices thereof to facilitate education and creation of Hindu Priests, Pandits and Acharyas.
- To observe religious and cultural activ
- To establish a Hindu Temple to practice, enhance and propagate Hindu religious, social, and cultural activities.
- To foster the teachings of the Vedas and other Hindu Scriptures, and promote principles and practices thereof to facilitate education and creation of Hindu Priests, Pandits and Acharyas.
- To observe religious and cultural activities such as praying, worshipping, following traditional festivals, rituals, pious deeds, weddings, pilgrimage and mourning according to Vaidik faith.
- To foster technical education and performing arts activities.
- To enhance teaching and learning of Nepali language.
- To promote volunteerism and goodwill among all people, government entities and social organizations; and enhance religious tolerance.
- To provide financial, spiritual and social service assistance to needy families and individuals during emergencies.
Who are we?
Our Mission
Who are we?
Organization for Hindu Religion and Culture (OHRC) is a not for profit charitable (501 C 3) organization established by Bhutanese American Hindu Community living in Harrisburg Pennsylvania on seventh day of July 2013. The core principle of establishing OHRC is to fulfil the spiritual need of former Bhutanese Hindu refugees resettled in Ha
Organization for Hindu Religion and Culture (OHRC) is a not for profit charitable (501 C 3) organization established by Bhutanese American Hindu Community living in Harrisburg Pennsylvania on seventh day of July 2013. The core principle of establishing OHRC is to fulfil the spiritual need of former Bhutanese Hindu refugees resettled in Harrisburg metro area who are experiencing unprecedented cultural shift for which they are not prepared to adhere. As of September 30, 2014 three hundred fifty Bhutanese Hindu refugee families are calling Harrisburg their new home. The primary objective of OHRC is to promote social, cultural, religious and spiritual understanding based upon Hindu/ Vaidik principles through establishment of a Hindu Temple to practice, enhance and propagate Hindu religious, social, and cultural activities: teachings of the Vedas and other Hindu Scriptures, and promote principles and practices thereof to facilitate education and creation of Hindu Priests, Pandits and Acharyas with in the community: and to observe religious and cultural activities such as praying, worshipping, following traditional festivals, rituals, pious deeds, weddings, pilgrimage and mourning according to Vaidik faith.