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Harmony In Diversity Gallery

Journey Of Faith

Singapore's religious diversity is a strength, but also a potential source of tension. Explore this gallery to reflect on how religious harmony is never guaranteed, and why it must always be actively maintained.

Last updated 18 March 2026
Red museum display titled Harmony in Diversity showing a pie chart of Singapore's religious breakdown by percentage.

Singapore is one of the most religiously diverse countries in the world, and we celebrate our rich religious heritage as a source of strength. However, this diversity can also be a source of friction. Through examples of inter-religious conflict from around the world, this gallery encourages visitors to consider how religion is an inherent fault line in many societies, and how the religious harmony we enjoy today is always a work in progress.

Museum exhibit wall titled Religious Conflicts Around the World with a projected screen showing a crowd and text about religious violence.
Museum wall display titled Religious Conflicts Around the World with a projected world map showing incidents of religious violence.
Three people interact with exhibit displays in a museum, with a projected screen reading "Religious Conflicts Around the World."

Take a Poll: How much do you know about Singapore's faith communities? What are your thoughts about our religious harmony and diversity? Participate in our interactive quiz and find out!

Four people stand in a museum exhibit with words like Charity, Peace, and Care on gray walls, with interactive displays.
A guide leads masked students in red uniforms through a museum exhibit with interactive pedestal displays and quote-covered walls.