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31 Jul 2026

Terengganu Study Sessions Deepen Faith and Lead to Shakubuku Breakthroughs

To deepen members’ faith and advance shakubuku efforts, SGM Terengganu organised a series of study sessions and home visits from 13 March 2026, spanning five months. 

The SGM study department conducted five study sessions focusing on the five eternal guidelines of the Soka Gakkai. The study sessions combined lectures, question-and-answer sessions and small-group discussions, helping members gain a deeper understanding of Soka Gakkai philosophy and strengthen their commitment to Buddhist study and faith.

After five months of continuous effort, the initiative not only contributed to members’ personal growth but also led to breakthroughs in shakubuku. Building on these encouraging results, SGM Terengganu will continue promoting Buddhist study and shakubuku through this approach, striving towards the goal of 8,000-youth shakubuku.

Reported by Ang Chin Xuan

SGM women’s division general leader May Chan (front row, second from left) and SGM men’s division leader Looi Chee Choong (front row, third from right) attending the first study session with local members, deepening their faith and practice through Buddhist study. (March)
SGM central leaders visiting local members, advancing shakubuku through sincere dialogue and heartfelt encouragement. (May)
SGM study department leader Chia Kok Peng (front row, fifth from left), speaker for the final study session, posing for a group photograph with participants at the conclusion of the five-month series of study activities and visits. (July)


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