

The Sikh Temple of WI was established on October 1, 1997. It started with 20-25 families and the Sangat
gathered in the rental community halls in the south side of Milwaukee. In October 1999 Sikh Temple of WI
was formally established in the 441 E Lincoln Ave, Milwaukee location. At this time there are 350-400
people in the congregation. The hall and parking lot have outgrown the needs of the Sangat and a new
Gurudwara is being built in Oakcreek to better serve the needs of the growing community.
Sikh Temple of WI bought 13 acres of land at 7502 S Howell Ave near the airport in Oakcreek. The construction of 17,500 sq feet
Gurudwara is underway and is scheduled for completion by April 13th 2007. This beautiful brick building will have better facilities,
library and educational area for children, play area and parking for 100 cars. It will also provide space for childcare of infants
and small children. There will be instruction of reading, writing and speaking of Punjabi language. There will be accommodations
for visiting ragi jatha from India and from around the country.

Shri Guru Granth Sahibji at the Sikh Temple of WI
Gurcharan Singh Tohra, president of Shiromani Gurudwara Prabandhak Committee chief with President
Satwant Singh Kaleka during his visit to the Sikh Temple WI