Religious
communities in Alabama and the Southeast
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Agora/1517
This wed site has everything you could want to know about the temple, including service times, pictures, history, upcoming events, Hindu festival calendar, directions, pooja schedule, calendar, and more…
Shri Swamnarayan Mandir
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Hindu
The home page of this web site
begins with a passage from the Bhagavad-Gita and also provides a list of the
men on the board of trustees, the history of the temple, a well organized
religious calendar, temple services, directions, and includes biographies of
the priests.
South
This web site is not quite as user friendly as most, but contains many pictures of Hindu gods and symbols. Though the calendar is not the most organized, it nevertheless provides useful information about upcoming events and has a biography of the priest.
http://www.hindutempleofatlanta.org/
This web site is most impressive. Opening with a picture of the striking temple, you have the option of taking a virtual tour. A list of gods is provided with pertinent information about them, including the festivals, auspicious days, and symbols surrounding each god. In addition to having the basic information, like the calendar and special events, access to the temple’s eStore is provided.
Shreee Shakti Mandir
http://www.shreeshaktimandir.org/
This site is packed with information ranging from the basic calendar of the temple to their 4 Vedas, information about Hindu weddings, a why and how page Vishnu’s 24 Avtar, a page about yoga, priest booking information, and more. This site is very helpful in finding information about many aspects of Hinduism, not simply about the temple.
Shri Swaminarayan Mandir
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Hindu
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This page opens with a video celebrating the Ganesh Chaturthi festival. It includes links to FAQs and articles about Hinduism, the temple’s calendar, events, priest profiles, etc.
This site is fairly straight forward, but does not fully explain the upcoming events and their significance. It seems to give bare minimum information on things such as Sunday School and committees.
This site offers a virtual tour of the temple and also includes information and pictures from recent celebrations. Directions and a calendar are provided, along with information on the importance of Sunday School.
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This site is basic and is best viewed from Internet Explorer only. There is a moving scroll that contains basic information but is hard to read. This site does not go in depth or contain any kind of “extra” information.
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Important
Communities in Other Parts of the World
Arulmigu ShaktiVel Temple,
http://www.geocities.com/murugaveltemple/
A colorful site, but not the easiest if you are unfamiliar with Hindu nomenclature.
Tirupati Sri Venkateswara Temple,
This site is of one of the world's largest & most-visited Hindu temples, home to Sri Venkateswara (Lord Vishnu); includes detailed pilgrimage information.
http://www.swaminarayan-oldham.org/
This site has information on one
of the first Swaminarayan Temples established in the
Nallur Kandaswamy Temple, Jaffna, Sri Lanka
This site has information about
celebrations, other useful links, and the Annual Mahotsavam.
Major
Organizations in the
American Hindu Association
This site defines the association’s mission, vision, and future, while providing helpful information about Hinduism.
Vedanta Life Institutes
This site focuses on knowledge and
has information on its founder, a list of
The Caribbean Hindu Association is
a non-profit organization
for promoting Hinduism and Hindu culture. It contains informative articles on
Hinduism, Hindi lessons, Hindu calendar, trivia section, and a religious and
cultural calendar of events.
Hindu Heritage Endowment
The Hindu Heritage Endowment is a multi-million dollar
fund benefiting Hindu institutions worldwide.
This site is dedicated to raising money for the Hindu religion and
provides a list of potential beneficiaries and how one may donate money.