This article pays tribute to Tessa Scrine, as she leaves her role as a Continental Counsellor, after many years of loving service to our nation and indeed the Australasian region.
This article pays tribute to Tessa Scrine, as she leaves her role as a Continental Counsellor, after many years of loving service to our nation and indeed the Australasian region.
This article offers a simple reflection on how clearer, more consistent statistics gathered during the expansion phase can help clusters plan with greater confidence.
As we approach the Day of the Covenant and the Ascension of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá later this month, we pause to remember the life and person of the beloved Master, ‘Abdu’l-Bahá.
An inspiring example of community collaboration and generosity unfolds in the Wellington cluster, as shared here by the Bahá’í Council of Te Ika-a-Māui, the North Island.
A new milestone in the development of the Shrine of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá is reached: completion of the ‘Akká Visitors’ Centre. Beautiful landscaping makes steady progress.
Membership of the Regional Bahá’í Councils of New Zealand for the coming term of service, beginning on the Day of the Covenant, 25 November 2025, is announced.
NZ’s Bahá’í community continues to share its blessings with friends around the world through fulfilling its commitment to international financial collaboration goals.
An exploration of learning from the growing spectrum of social action marked Counsellor Tessa Scrine’s final visit to New Zealand in her role as Counsellor.
The five communities of the Wellington cluster are heartily commended by the Regional Council and National Assembly.
Presented here are a selection of readings and links to two powerful films, that honour the Births of the Báb and Bahá’u’lláh and the impact of their Revelations on humanity today.
To prepare for the Twin Holy Birthdays, brief glimpses of the Báb’s and Bahá’u’lláh’s early childhoods, along with written and video resources, are offered.
Appointments to the five Continental Boards of Counsellors for the coming five years are shared by the Supreme Body.
The new publication of the Bahá’í Sacred Writings is to be a holy book that will eclipse many of the other published versions of extracts of the Writings.
A joyful visit to Rarotonga saw two mothers and their babies accompany the friends in learning, service, and fellowship, strengthening bonds and nurturing growth.
The Twin Holy Birthdays are a time of joy and renewal and an opportunity to celebrate and to widen our circles of community life.
Learn more about the sacred obligation of writing a Will and how Representatives of Ḥuqúqu’lláh across New Zealand can support you and your community in understanding its importance.
These reflections are offered as one individual’s perspective, grounded in personal experience and study of the Writings.
A new UN report highlights the systematic persecution of Bahá’ís in Iran, documenting restrictions on education, livelihoods, and freedom of belief.
The Bahá’í National Office’s Treasury Department is seeking a staff member to replace a long-serving member who will be retiring soon.
Registrations are now open for the ISGP Undergraduate Seminar (28 Jan–8 Feb) in Auckland: A unique opportunity to align academic pursuits with the Bahá’í vision of contributing to global prosperity.