Religion List of Singapore-related topics

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1 religion

1.1 buddhist schools
1.2 cemeteries
1.3 christianity

1.3.1 bishops
1.3.2 missionaries

1.3.2.1 methodist missionaries




1.4 hinduism

1.4.1 hindu temples


1.5 religious leaders





religion

religion in singapore
buddhism in singapore
declaration of religious harmony
hinduism in singapore
islam in singapore
taoism in singapore
singaporean chinese religion


buddhist schools

maha bodhi school

cemeteries

bidadari cemetery
choa chu kang cemetery
former cemeteries in singapore
kranji war cemetery

christianity

christianity in singapore
church of province of south east asia
anglican diocese of singapore
archdiocese of singapore
christianity in singapore
festival of praise
lutheran church in malaysia , singapore
methodist church in singapore
roman catholicism in singapore
true jesus church in singapore


bishops

bishop of singapore
john chew hiang chea
john leonard wilson

missionaries

samuel dyer
maria (tarn) dyer

methodist missionaries

hobart baumann amstutz
raymond leroy archer
edwin ferdinand lee

hinduism

hinduism in singapore
thaipusam

hindu temples

sri mariamman temple, singapore
sri srinivasa perumal temple
sri thandayuthapani temple singapore
sri vadapathira kaliamman temple
sri veeramakaliamman temple

religious leaders

john chew hiang chea
nicholas chia
jean-marie beurel
kong hee
shi ming yi
gregory yong







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