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General
Who is Wat Ananda Youth

Wat Ananda Youth (WAY) was formerly known as the Ananda Metyarama Buddhist Youth Circle.


In 2006, on its 40th Anniversary, AMBYC decided to reinvent itself to appeal to the youth of the 21st century. We revisited our objectives and programmes and decided to change our name from AMBYC to Wat Ananda Youth (WAY), a catchy name which is easy to remember and reflects our roles and vision.

WAY continues to hold most of its activities in Wat Ananda Metyarama Buddhist Temple. The youth group continues to maintain a symbiotic relationship with the temple which has been established since 1966.

 
Our Vision
To propagate the dharma through spiritual friendship and practice-focused interest groups.
 
Our Logo


The footprint symbolizes the “Buddha’s Path”. The letter “Y” blend in nicely with the footprint graphic, depicting the “WAY” concept. The FIVE colours are used to depict Buddhism. The logo as a whole has a lively feel which epitomizes the energy and vibrancy of the youth.

 
History of WAY
The Ananda Metyarama Buddhist Youth Circle (AMBYC) was born on 23 November 1966. It was the first Buddhist Youth Circle in Singapore. Maha Somkuan Aggadhamma (Phraku Bisaldhammanides) became our first Spiritual Advisor. On 28 November 1966, His Excellency, Mr Payong Chutikul the Royal Thai Ambassador officially declared the opening of AMBYC.

30 years since its inception, AMBYC is proud to record many memorable events and contributions to Buddhism and preserving the Thai Theravada Tradition in Singapore. In 1996, we introduced a New Logo to create a new look which stresses the importance of the Learning, Practising and Sharing of the Buddha's Teaching.

ABMYC Logo

This noble task of propagating the Buddha's Teaching with the following objectives was laid down in the constitution.

  • To study, practise and propagate the Dhamma.
  • To train the youth for, and encourage them in acts of, charity and general helpfulness to their fellow beings.
  • To educate the youth to become better members towards society.
  • To foster co-operation among Buddhist Youth and fellow beings.
  • To lead a decent and moral social life
  • To participate in healthy recreations.

 
Management Committee (2011)

Patron: Kweh Soon Han
Patron: Tee Koon Tiong
President: Andrew Sim
Vice President: Phanom Sinth Suwanarat
Hon General Secretary: Tay Bee Sian
Assistant Hon General Secretary: Claudience Cheh
Hon Treasurer: Jimmy Voon
Assistant Hon General Treasurer: Alvin Lian
Member: Wendy Wong 
Member: Desmond Chio Khee Teng
Member: Chew Kian Lee
Member: Carolina Lestari
Member: Edy Hermanto
Member: Vicky Riana 
Member: Rosie Yeo 
Member: Yodhia

 

 

 

 
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