Last Sunday 12 May, over 80 volunteers gathered at Nalanda Centre to prepare for Buddha Day. In the company of like-minded friends, volunteers were briefed on the significance of this observance, and how we can help the community have a meaningful and spiritual commemoration. They also got to know their team leaders and members better, and familiarised themselves with the programmes as well as their roles.
Read moreOver the past weeks, members, parents, students and devotees have each been doing their part to prepare for Buddha Day Observance which is just days away. Whilst contributing their knowledge, skills, time and effort towards the programmes, exhibitions and in preparing Nalanda Centre, everyone is at the same time readying themselves to commemorate the Buddha’s Enlightenment in a spiritual way.
Read moreWe welcome all ‘Buddha Day’ volunteers to attend the Volunteer Briefing at 1pm this Sunday 12 May, at Nalanda Centre. The briefing includes an introduction to the Buddha Day programmes from 21 to 26 May, and familiarisation of your roles with the team leads. We extend our thanks to you in advance for stepping forward to play a part in this auspicious event and wish you happy service!
Read moreOver the past two decades, Nalanda members and volunteers have worked diligently to bring the Buddha’s teachings to more people, promoting harmony and happiness in all that we do. Join us for joyful service as a volunteer this Buddha Day to contribute towards the community’s peaceful and spiritual observance.
Read moreSince the early hours of this morning, Nalanda members, volunteers and students have been actively engaged in several Dhamma and educational programmes as well as selfless service. It is a blessing to be able to partake in these opportunities to learn and serve, hence let us wish them a smooth and productive process, as well as rejoice in these wholesome acts.
Read moreLast Saturday 4 November, participants of the Fellowship Undergraduate Network (F.U.N.) combined their fourth learning session with performing service at Wisdom Park. The university students worked together and supported each other in making quick work of turning around the facilities for the next two programmes at the educational campus.
Read more“Guiding the young hearts and minds is a fulfilling role, as we witness for ourselves the miracle of education when students grow and transform into wiser individuals. With the support from my team, I was able to step out of my comfort zone and develop new skills to better facilitate students’ learning. At the same time, practicing the Dhamma with like-minded friends strengthens my spiritual cultivation.”
Read moreSince 2005, Nalanda Dhamma School focuses its earnest effort in providing holistic and quality Buddhist education. The School imparts necessary knowledge, skills, and most importantly, religious and moral values to equip students for worldly responsibilities and eventually experience spiritual awakening in their lives.
Read moreToday, over 350 members, devotees, youths and Dhamma School students gathered for a special session to thank all volunteers and supporters of the recent Family Fun Fair. Chairman of the Fair, Bro. Vincent Lim extended his deepest gratitude on behalf of the society, citing that it is through the collective efforts of everyone that made the event such a meaningful one for all who joined us.
Read moreNalanda Youth Centre led over 100 youths in a meaningful day of service and fellowship at the Nalanda Family Fun Fair on Sunday 13 August. Many of the youth volunteers had happily stepped up to give their time and effort having experienced and benefitted from the educational programmes at Nalanda such as Dhamma-Living Camp, Happy Young Adults and Fellowship Undergraduate Network.
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