Banks are now more careful about matching account numbers and names when payments are made. Correct account details for Ḥuqúqu’lláh are provided in this notice.
Banks are now more careful about matching account numbers and names when payments are made. Correct account details for Ḥuqúqu’lláh are provided in this notice.
Explore the latest publications now available for purchase from the Bahá’í Distribution Service.
Over 120 youth, facilitators, and helpers gathered at Kaitupeka Marae for a transformative three-day conference, exploring key themes of community building, service, and spiritual growth through study, art, and reflection.
Dr. Amanda Nasse, the first woman from Tanna, Vanuatu, to earn a PhD, has achieved this distinction through her significant contribution to food security research at Palmerston North’s Massey University.
In 1892 the Ascension of Bahá'u'lláh was the setting of the Sun of Bahá and the inauguration of His Covenant.
The Declaration of the Báb was a spark that ignited the flame of a new era, and the events that followed would lead to the establishment of a global community spreading teachings of unity, love, and justice.
The National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá'ís of New Zealand has been entrusted with temporary administrative responsibility for the Bahá'í community in the Cook Islands.
This article explores the significance of the institution of the Local Spiritual Assembly, and the vital role they play in community life.
This article celebrates the recent milestones achieved by the North Canterbury, Central Otago, and Coastal Otago clusters in Te Wai Pounamu, the South Island.
Professor Helen Danesh-Meyer, a Bahá’í in Auckland, has been elected as a Fellow of the Royal Society Te Apārangi in recognition of her groundbreaking contributions to medical research and eye health.
The Deputy Trustees of Ḥuqúqu’lláh for Polynesia are inviting friends from across Aotearoa and the wider region to take part in an online study series exploring the 12 Lessons on Ḥuqúqu’lláh.
This article shares the announcement of the newly elected National Spiritual Assembly for 182 B.E., the message to the Universal House of Justice from the 69th National Convention, and photos from the gathering.
The National Spiritual Assembly’s Annual Report (Pūrongo Ā-Tau) for 181 B.E., presented at the recent National Convention, is now available to friends across Aotearoa either digitally or as a hard copy booklet.
The Bahá’í World Centre has announced a significant milestone in the construction of the Shrine of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá, with the installation of marble now underway in the central plaza.
The Universal House of Justice writes: “Time is passing. Beloved friends, and promulgators of the divine teachings, and champions of the Blessed Beauty—your efforts are needed now.”
This year, the Most Great Festival of Riḍván will be celebrated from sunset on Saturday 19 April to sunset on 1 May. The 1st, 9th, and 12th days of Riḍván are Holy Days where Bahá’ís are enjoined to request leave from work and school.
For the upcoming National Convention, there is some availability for participation by observers, but early pre-registration is needed.
The Universal House of Justice has announced the upcoming construction of a national Mashriqu’l-Adhkár near Manila, in the Philippines.
A newly published article on the Bahá'í World website features artists Robin White and Ruha Fifita as they share their collaborative process.
Featured here is a range of Bahá'í resources in te reo Māori. They include books currently available through the Bahá’í Bookshop, and Bahá'í writings and prayers on the Bahá'í Prayers App.