Jan 12, 2007 - Lisbon, PORTUGAL - Pictures of a Sikh service at the Sikh temple in Odivelas, suburbs of Lisbon, Portugal. There are around 5000 Sikhs in Portugal. About half of them came directly from India, the rest from other European countries, looking for a better life. In 1998, when there were about half as much, they rented a building from a Pakistani to accommodate for their religious services. A priest lives at the Gurdwara and is paid for by the community. Most of the Sikh have small shops, often selling mobile phones, work in markets or in construction. Every day, there are people at the Gurdwara, but it is on Sundays most of them gather for worship, breakfast and lunch. In the kitchen and at the sink, everyone lends a hand, men and women alike. - ZUMA rea 20070112_mar_d51_004

Jan 12, 2007 - Lisbon, PORTUGAL - Pictures of a Sikh service at the Sikh temple in Odivelas, suburbs of Lisbon, Portugal. There are around 5000 Sikhs in Portugal. About half of them came directly from India, the rest from other European countries, looking for a better life. In 1998, when there were about half as much, they rented a building from a Pakistani to accommodate for their religious services. A priest lives at the Gurdwara and is paid for by the community. Most of the Sikh have small shops, often selling mobile phones, work in markets or in construction. Every day, there are people at the Gurdwara, but it is on Sundays most of them gather for worship, breakfast and lunch. In the kitchen and at the sink, everyone lends a hand, men and women alike. - ZUMA rea 20070112_mar_d51_004

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Jan 12, 2007 - Lisbon, PORTUGAL - Pictures of a Sikh service at the Sikh temple in Odivelas, suburbs of Lisbon, Portugal. There are around 5000 Sikhs in Portugal. About half of them came directly from India, the rest from other European countries, looking for a better life. In 1998, when there were about half as much, they rented a building from a Pakistani to accommodate for their religious services. A priest lives at the Gurdwara and is paid for by the community. Most of the Sikh have small shops, often selling mobile phones, work in markets or in construction. Every day, there are people at the Gurdwara, but it is on Sundays most of them gather for worship, breakfast and lunch. In the kitchen and at the sink, everyone lends a hand, men and women alike. - ZUMA rea 20070112_mar_d51_004

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