Welcome to Stoke Hare Krishna Centre
Victoria Street, Stoke-on-Trent, ST4 6EG
A sanctuary in Basford, offering the timeless wisdom and meditation of Bhakti-yoga. Connect, grow, and find inspiration on your spiritual journey.
Every Sunday Feast
The Hare Krishna Centre
12pm – 2pm
Join us this Sunday for chanting, dancing, Vedic wisdom, and delicious vegetarian feast – a fun, family-friendly gathering for everyone!
Introduction to our
spiritual culture
The movement’s main purpose is to promote the well-being of human society by teaching the science of God’s consciousness (Kṛṣṇa consciousness) according to the timeless Vedic scriptures of India.
Hare Krishna.
Our Programmes
Online Reading
Join us weekly to study the Bhagavad Gita on Zoom. Deepen your understanding of ancient teachings from the comfort of home.
Food for all
Every week, we come together to cook vegetarian food for the community, fostering a spirit of service and sharing.
School Programmes
Our workshops give students a taste of vedic culture and philosophy through activities like storytelling (Nursery) and role-playing (Primary and Secondary)
Morning Meditation
🪔 Monday to Friday 6am – 7-am
Start your day with the holy name of Krishna. Join us for Japa meditation to fill your morning with peace and devotion.
Wellbeing
Life, Health, Career
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Upcoming Events Celebrating at the Center
11
May
Sri Narasimha Jayanti
Join us on Sunday, May 11, Come and celebrate Sri Narasimha Jayanti with us! Join in prayers, bhajans, and festivities to seek his blessings.
Actual Date – Sunday 11 May
8
June
Kirtan/PaniHati
Join us on Sunday, June 8. for Kirtan with us! Join in prayers, bhajans, and festivities to seek his blessings.
Volunteer With Us
Experience a blissful Sunday Feast with kirtan, Bhagavad Gita discourse, and delicious prasadam. Connect with devotees and enrich your spiritual journey.
Krishna Consciousness is so nice that if one takes part in it in either ways, like hearing, chanting, remembering, worshiping, praying, or even simply by eating prasadam, the transcendental effect will be visible