Since the 2000s, SGS is represented in the Racial and Religious Harmony Circles of Tampines West, Cashew, Radin Mas, Hong Kah North and Ayer Rajah-Gek Poh constituencies. The Harmony Circle network provides opportunities for residents at the respective localities to engage in learning about each other’s faith and religious tradition.
Besides organising and participating in inter-faith dialogues and symposiums, SGS also participates in Inter-Religious Organisation initiatives to foster friendship and understanding amongst different faith organisations.
Buddhism in Action
Commitment to Safeguard Religious Harmony
SGS is also committed to the Declaration on Religious Harmony that was introduced in July 2003. The spirit of the Declaration is regularly shared with the members at activities held to promote interfaith dialogue.
In a move to further safeguard religious harmony in Singapore, SGS has joined more than 250 key religious communities in the Commitment to Safeguard Religious Harmony in Singapore in 2019. The commitment is seen as an enhancement to the existing Declaration of Religious Harmony, in that it lays out specific ways for Singaporeans to interact with each other.
SGS has been participating actively in inter-faith activities in the local community, as part of our efforts to promote the understanding of different religious perspectives in this multi-cultural society of Singapore.
Interfaith News
SGS Interfaith Activities – March 2025
This March, SGS partook in various interfaith activities. Find out more below.
United for Peace: SGS Joins Interfaith Efforts for Harmony
SGS participated in two meaningful events organized by the Racial and Religious Harmony Circles on 26 and 27 October 2024.
SGS participates in Heartlands in Harmony at Our Tampines Hub
On 28 July, SGS participated in the Heartlands in Harmony event at Our Tampines Hub organized by the Racial and Religious Harmony Circles.
