The Hindu population in the United States is estimated to be between 1.5 million and 2 million people and they come from different parts of the world. Hindu religion is different from the majority religions practiced in United States – Hinduism gives importance to the personal quest of an individual to know the supreme truth, it is not a missionary religion and never practices conversion, it never brings religion to public policy issues and above all it is not monolithic and believes that God exists in all animate and inanimate. The Challenges faced by Hindu Americans Hinduism is the least understood among American religious traditions as the path it follows is different from most world religions - multiplicity of divine names and forms. Transmitting Hindu faith to younger generation in a Christian dominated society. Language to be used in temples during prayers and services. Aggressive conversion campaigns by various Christian organizations. Lack of unity. Mich