Children at the Bahá’í-inspired Ocean of Light International School in Tonga.
A study circle in Rwanda.
Bahá’í Community Life
Around the globe, individual Bahá’ís and Bahá’í communities are raising up a new kind of community. Through a unique process of cooperation, study, and worship, they are exploring the application of Bahá'u'lláh’s teachings on a more effective and far-reaching basis. The links below offer information on activities open to all that focus on personal development, the education of children, and community devotional gatherings.Subcategories
- Devotional Life (3)
- Study and Learning (2)
- Moral Empowerment and Education (3)
- The Arts (4)
- The Bahá’í Calendar (1)
Links
The Rhythms and Routines of Bahá'í Communities
As a worldwide community, with individuals from more than 2,100 ethnic and tribal groups who reside in more than 230 countries and territories, the Bahá'í Faith is certainly among the most diverse bodies of people on earth. More >
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A Global Community
Women and men gather in Garoua Boulai, a rural region of eastern Cameroon, to discuss how they can work together to alleviate some of the burdens placed on the women with regard to child care. In Cambridge, Massachusetts, scholars come together to exchange ideas on the topic "Anarchy into Order: Understanding Humanity's Role and Destiny". More >