Om Shri Sainathaya Namaha !
Salutations to the most revered Saibaba of Shirdi !
Sri Saibaba Mandir, also known as Shirdi Saibaba Prayer Center is a non-profit organization established as a center for prayers, worship, celebrating and sharing the life and message of Saibaba of Shirdi.
Daily Darshan Weekly Message
Donations
Updated Mandir Hours
& Visitor Signup
Effective 7 September 2020
Evenings - Everyday from 6.30 PM to 8.30 PM. Darshan closes at 8 PM
Mornings - Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays ONLY - 10.30 AM to 12.30 PM
Please follow the COVID guidelines:
- Please wear mask all the times while in the mandir building
- Maintain at least 6 feet social distancing
- Wash your hands and use sanitizers
- Please follow the instructions of mandir volunteers
Please register online before visiting the Mandir. Thank you.
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Online Pooja Signup
Devotees are invited to signup online for Pooja Services:
- Weekly Services: Sai Ashtothra on Thursdays
- Monthly Services: Sai Satyavrata and Homam
Please do sign up for weekly, monthly or annual Poojas.
Online Pooja Signup
Online Programs
Sai Smaran on Thursdays 7pm to 8pm
Saibaba Satsang on Saturdays 4pm to 6pm
With the grace and loving blessings of Sadguru Sri Shirdi Sai Baba and Sri Sainathuni Sarath Babuji, devotees are invited to Sri Shirdi Sai Baba virtual Satsang on Saturdays.
YouTube Link
Saibaba Soup Kitchen
Saibaba Soup Kitchen is an endeavor to help the needy in the community with a meal every day, as facilitated by generous donors like you, and the tireless efforts of the volunteer community. The needy will be identified by working with local food shelves, homeless shelters and other community service organizations.
Let's share a little and make a difference in reducing those who go without a meal in our community.
Driving Directions
Please follow the Orange arrows in the map:
1. 212 W towards Chaska
2. Engler Blvd Exit
3. Right on Engler Blvd
4. Cross Jonathan Carver Pkwy
5. Watch for “Sai Mandir” board on the left at property address 5665
6. Enter the gate immediately after the “Sai Mandir” board”