This storybook is the sixth in the series of storybooks published by the Inter-Religious Harmony Circle (IRHC), which are targeted at children and anyone who loves stories. "Hearts of Gold" is a collection of stories and fables from various religions in Singapore, illustrating that true wealth transcends material pursuits.
(With thanks to the Inter-Religious Harmony Circle)
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This is part of a What's Up series for OnePeople.sg. It takes a closer look at Singapore's many colourful cultures. The August 2010 issue features a Chinese joss paper shop.
Mix Magazine is published by What's Up, Singapore's Newpaper for Students. This Maria Hertogh Special Issue is published with the support of the Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports (MCYS), OnePeople.sg and the Community Engagement Programme (CEP).
Note: No reproduction of this What's Up article is allowed in any medium. Permission has to be obtained from What's Up.
This is part of a What's Up series for OnePeople.sg. It takes a closer look at Singapore's many colourful cultures. The July 2010 issue features the Malay wedding in a neighbourhood void deck.
