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新加坡道教协会
新加坡道教协会1990 年, 新加坡进行的一项人口普查显示,信仰道教的人数占全国总人口的22.4%,比起1980 年下降了十多个百分点。报告公布后,许多道教徒都对道教的未来感到忧虑。虽然当时有不少热心发扬道教的人在默默耕耘,但在各种局限之下,本地道教的发展始终无法取得很好的成果。这也促使一群热心道教的人团结在一起,筹备成立新加坡道教协会(以下简称道教协会)。
1996 年2 月16 日,新加坡道教协会终于获得社团注册局的批准,宣告成立。道协自成立以来一直努力弘扬正统道教教义与道教精神、研究发展传统中华文化、联络道教徒感情关系、促进公益事业与社会及福利工作,以及推动宗教之间的和谐共存。新加坡道教协会已成为我国主要的道教团体之一。
新加坡道教协会在同年的4 月2 日(农历二月十五),于阿裕尼地铁站旁的广场举行成立仪式和第一届理事就职典礼。成立典礼当天,道教协会也举办了新加坡第一届道教节,庆祝道祖太上老君(老子)圣诞。
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Taoist Mission (Singapore)
In 1990, a national census conducted in Singapore revealed that 22.4% of the population identified as Taoist, marking a decline of over ten percentage points from 1980. The release of this report caused concern among many Taoists regarding the future of Taoism in Singapore. Although there were dedicated individuals quietly working to promote Taoism at the time, due to various limitations, the development of Taoism locally had not achieved significant progress. This situation motivated a group of passionate Taoists to come together and initiate the formation of the Taoist Mission (Singapore) (hereinafter referred to as TMS).
On February 16, 1996, the Taoist Mission (Singapore) was officially registered and established with the approval of the Registry of Societies. Since its inception, the Federation has been committed to promoting orthodox Taoist doctrines and values, researching and developing traditional Chinese culture, strengthening the bonds among Taoists, advancing charitable and social welfare efforts, and fostering harmonious coexistence among different religions. The Taoist Federation has become one of the major Taoist organizations in Singapore.
On April 2 of the same year (the 15th day of the 2nd lunar month), the Federation held its inauguration ceremony and the swearing-in of its first executive committee at the plaza next to Aljunied MRT station. On the same day, TMS also organized Singapore’s first Taoist Day Celebration to celebrate the feast day of the Supreme Patriarch Lao Zi (Tai Shang Lao Jun
