Singapore Buddhist Federation Web Site

Hi all,

Here’s the web site for the Singapore Buddhist Federation
http://www.buddhist.org.sg/sbf/

A snippet here:

English Dharma Course
(Info on Chinese Dharma Course is available at the site above)

Objective:
To develop participants’ understanding in basic Buddhist teachings for life enrichment.

Contents:
Lectures and panel discussions on the life of Buddha, a brief history Buddhism, Buddhist teachings, application of Buddhist teaching in daily life.

Entry Qualifications: Age above 16 and fluent in written and spoken English.
Duration of Course: 3 years with 2 semesters per year.
Date: Every Friday from 6th of
March 2009
Time:8.00pm – 9.30pm
Venue:Singapore Buddhist Federation
59 Lorong 24A Geylang, Singapore 398583
Tel: 6744 4635 Fax: 6747 3618

Registration
Fee: Adult $50; Student $25
Certificate of Completion: Certificate of completion of the course will be issued to each participant who has satisfied the set criteria Registration:
1. Photocopy of NRIC or Passport;
2. One recent passport sizes photo.
3. Registration at:
Buddhist Federation,59 Lorong 24A Geylang, Singapore 398583
Tel: 6744 4635 Fax: 6747 3618
Off hours: 0900 am to 5.00 pm Mon to Fri; 0900 am to 100 pm Sat

* Registration form is available for download at the above site.

6 thoughts on “Singapore Buddhist Federation Web Site”

  1. Hi,
    Chanced upon your site when I was searching for SBF for meditation classes. I was pretty disappointed that SBF’s website was predominantly written in Chinese. It’s pretty exclusive I think, since it alienates non-chinese readers like myself who want to learn more about Buddhism. I could not find a feedback link there (I can’t really read Chinese). Maybe you can help forward
    my feedback? Many thanks. 🙂

    1. Hi Nicole,

      Thanks for your feedback.
      Personally, I feel the same way too. ;)I mentioned the need to use other languages in various talks and also in this blog entry. Even the Chinese in China are embracing foreign languages to better communicate. Maybe I should do a call for translator volunteers. 😀

      I will definitely forward to them your feedback. Hopefully we see a more balanced site that appeals to non-chinese readers. 🙂

  2. @Singapore, the course is starting in March 2010 and will open up for registration within this month or Jan 2010. Will post an update over here when details are out.

    With blessings,

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