1. By: Mason C ivils, Kerry Botz, Zach Matheny

2.  Sikhism’s believe in one god  Sikhism was made around 1469 in the 15 th Century  Major Holidays include Vaisakhi Day, Birthday of Guru Nanak, and Birthday of Guru Gobing Singh  Sikhism is a universal religion  World’s youngest religion  Sikhism’s believed they are protected by the one god

3.  Their god’s name is Guru; also known as Keertan  Sikhism’s church is named Gurdwara (The Gateway to Guru)  Church ends with a langer (a shared meal)  There are 30 million members worldwide; 420,000 in the UK and 560,000 in the USA  7 th largest religion in the World  Originated in India

4. 1.Healing 2.Karma 3.Animals sacrifice 4.Eating meat 5.Equality of all humans 6.Purpose of life 7.Caste system 8.Heaven 9.Reincarnation

5.  A religion created by Their god.  Their Independent faith  A direct way meet their god  A practical and democratic religion  A faith of hope and cheer

6. This is Guru Nanak--the founder of Sikhism religion.

7. Major Principles of Sikhism 1.Believe in only one god 2.All human races are equal 3.Not to cut hair 4.Not to believe in superstition 5.Keep diet simple and vegetarian

8.  The Sikhism Church; aka: The Gateway to Guru

9.  Quick facts about Sikhism Quick facts about Sikhism  www.sgpc.net/sikhism/index.asp

10.  "Spread Of Sikhism." Spread Of Sikhism. N.p., n.d. Web. 26 Apr. 2013 "Google Images." Google Images. N.p., n.d. Web. 30 Apr. 2013.

11. That’s all for now folks