On 30 November 2025, a Dharma Camp “Toward Wisdom and Merits” was held from 8am to 5pm. The 77 participants comprised 15 children, 5 youths and 57 adults.

This was the second time a 1-day Dharma Camp was organised since 2023, serving as a year-end programme following the completion of the Buddhist Studies courses. The camp brought together our Sunday School children, youth and adult students, providing a platform for relaxing interaction and shared learning across different age groups.

Based on the theme “Six Principles for Reverent Harmony”, participants were divided into six groups, namely Harmony in Conduct, Harmony in Speech, Harmony of Minds, Harmony in Precepts, Harmony of Views and Harmony of Benefits, with each group guided by a teacher. The programme commenced with a presentation about the life and contributions of the founder of Fu Hui Buddhist Cultural Centre, the late Venerable Yen Pei.

An ice-breaking activity organised by the Youth Classes fostered lively interactions, through teamwork to form the thematics words using ice-cream sticks and bottlecaps.

The climax of the camp was the assembly of a 2,000-piece jigsaw puzzle of a Buddha image. Participants actively practised the Four Skilful Means in this meaningful, collaborative activity.

The completed Buddha image was subsequently displayed in our largest classroom, as a portrayal of participants’ collective efforts and pious devotion.

The camp activities also included group sharing, making of lotus-lamps, walking meditation, mindful eating and Buddhist etiquette, which enabled participants to deepen their understanding of Buddhist teachings, as well as cultivate gratitude and appreciation.