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How Soccer Is Bringing Singapore’s Churches Together

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By Sonia Sarkar
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(ANALYSIS) Singapore’s national soccer team made it to the second round of qualifiers, but fell short of making it to the FIFA World Cup again this year. But the spirit of soccer still runs strong through church congregations. Soccer has remained deeply ingrained in Singapore's church community as a popular way to build fellowship, promote active lifestyles and reach out to non-believers.
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In Divided Sri Lanka, Monks Create Display Of Interfaith Unity

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By Sonia Sarkar
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(ANALYSIS) A delegation of 12 Buddhist monks belonging to the “Walk for Peace” pilgrimage recently walked across Sri Lanka along with their adopted …
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In Divided Sri Lanka, Monks Create Display Of Interfaith Unity

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By Sonia Sarkar
| Religion Unplugged Verified
(ANALYSIS) A delegation of 12 Buddhist monks belonging to the “Walk for Peace” pilgrimage recently walked across Sri Lanka along with their adopted dog named Aloka. People of all faiths in a fragile Sri Lanka, who have witnessed riots and bloodbaths in the past decade, welcomed them. Apart from Buddhist monks, Christian, Muslim and Hindu faith leaders joined the U.S.-based delegation during their week-long peace walk across the island nation, which concluded in the capital, Colombo, in April.
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