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Contrary to notions of religion as divisive or irrelevant, this film illustrates the profound impact the Bahá’í Faith has had on individuals, institutions and communities.
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Bahá’ís throughout Scotland are dedicated to creating a new and peaceful world civilisation based on principles of justice, prosperity, and continuing advancement. Galvanised by this vision, Bahá’ís are engaged in community-building activities with their friends and neighbours in their own localities all over Scotland, from Shetland to the Borders. The vision is inspired by and rooted in the life and teachings of Bahá’u’lláh, who taught that “The earth is but one country and all mankind its citi |
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Located in the foothills of the Andes in Santiago, Chile, the Bahá’í House of Worship of South America opens its doors on October 19th 2016. It will welcome individuals from Santiago and from all over the world to visit, contemplate in its gardens and to participate in the community activities for which it is a focal point. This House of Worship, joins those other continental houses of worship, as a meeting point that promotes unity through free participation in acts of prayer and service while |
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The Bahá'ís in the Triangle region invite friends and soon-to-be-friends to pray together at small devotional meetings all across the metro area. Devotional meetings are places where people gather to pray and engage in conversations about the spiritual side of life. Free from ritual or ceremony, these dignified yet informal meetings are hosted by individuals or groups, Bahá'ís and their friends, alike. Although every devotional meeting is different, they each feature selections from the Bahá'í p |
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Journeys Faith seeks to engage readers in exploring the lives of people of faith, learning about the deep history of religion, and becoming inspired to reflect on their own lives and possible contributions to the world. This site will disseminate information on topics covered in these books and those of related works by other authors..... |
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In the 19th century, countless individuals believed a new Revelation was imminent. In Persia, the Báb fulfilled the prediction by several clerics of the appearance of the Promised Qa’im. Tahirih of Qazvin, a gifted teacher, was at the vanguard of spreading the Báb’s teachings. She unceasingly proclaimed the Bábí Faith and brought a deeper understanding of its teachings to the rapidly growing numbers of its converts..... |
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This project reviews the history of the development of the Baha’i community in Seattle’s University District. Most Baha’is who lived and attended activities in the area were linked to the University of Washington. The Baha’i Student Association is one of the oldest campus clubs; it was founded in 1947 by Hazel Mori who attended the University at the time. |
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The first Baha’i to arrive in the Northwest was Nathan Ward Fitz-Gerald, who moved to Tacoma, WA in 1905. Formerly a Millerite minister, Fitz-Gerald asked to address the Tacoma Minister’s Alliance in April of that year to deliver the news of this new Revelation from God..... |
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The Cambridge University Bahá’í Society (CUBS) is a welcoming space for undergraduate and postgraduate students and staff of all faiths and backgrounds. It aims to provide a forum for members of the University to explore the Writings of the Bahá’í Faith and reflect upon their relevance to contemporary issues. The Bahá’í Society also provides opportunities for community service and involvement in interfaith activities with other University societies. The founding principles of the Bahá’í Faith in |
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