This article draws on reflections shared by Counsellor Jeffrey Sabour and explores the spiritual nature of the Fund, the place of generosity and sacrifice in our lives, and how our financial choices can contribute to the advancement of the Cause and the building of a new society.
The National Spiritual Assembly and New Zealand ISGP Undergraduate Seminar team welcome Bahá’í tertiary students to register to come together in Auckland early in 2027 for an enriching 12 days just prior to the start of the University academic year.
The Week of Prayer for World Peace, 11–18 October 2026, invites people of all faiths and backgrounds to come together in prayer and reflection for peace. Discover this year’s interfaith prayer resource and ways you can take part.
From grandparents and retirees to youth and children, every generation has something unique to offer. Across the Nine Year Plan, the efforts of all ages are helping to strengthen communities and create spiritual havens.
The learning from advanced clusters across Australia and New Zealand highlights how when people come together in natural groupings to form a community, that community becomes a protagonist in gradually releasing more of the society-building powers of the Faith.
A special invitation from the Bahá’í community of Hawai’i to join in commemorating 125 years since the Faith was first introduced to the Pacific by Hand of the Cause of God, Agnes Alexander.
Hastings Boys’ High recently celebrated Race Unity Speech Award national champion Amanjot Singh as he received his awards, presented by Police and Bahá'í representatives. Amanjot delivered his winning speech to the assemblage.
Applications are now open for the 2026–27 ISGP Seminar for University Graduates and Young Professionals, bringing together young adults from New Zealand, Australia and the Pacific for a transformational experience.
A new cohort of Huqúqu’lláh Representatives has been appointed across Aotearoa. Discover who is serving in your region and how they can support opportunities for learning and deepening on the Mighty Law of Huqúqu’lláh.
The finalised edition of Ruhi Book 8: The Covenant of Bahá’u’lláh is now available in New Zealand. Find out more about the new publication and how to order your copy.
This inspiring article, previously published in “Horizons”, shares highlights from an address by Dr Payman Mohajer, a member of the Universal House of Justice, delivered to the friends gathered in Sydney recently.
Bahá’í Sacred Writings has now arrived in New Zealand. Learn more about this remarkable publication and how to obtain your copy.
A Youth Year of Service Programme is set to launch in Aotearoa, offering young people a unique opportunity to dedicate a year to learning, growth and service. Read more about this exciting initiative.
From small neighbourhood initiatives to large regional gatherings, the junior youth camps across Aotearoa during July have strengthened capabilities and connections among youth, junior youth and their families and communities.
As the Matariki stars rise in the depths of winter, they remind us that hope can be fostered in the darkest of times. This reflection explores how Matariki and the Bahá'í teachings both invite us to renew our vision, deepen our understanding, and move forward with purpose.
Uplifting and energising spaces were created by both Regional Bahá'í Councils for all Local Spiritual Assemblies. The North Island Council reports on the three held on 13 June 2026.
This year, we commemorate the Martyrdom of the Báb on 10 July. In this article, we revisit the extraordinary story of His sacrifice and the devoted believers who preserved His sacred remains until they could be laid to rest on Mount Carmel.
How can material resources contribute to the advancement of the Nine Year Plan? Two Local Spiritual Assemblies share their experiences of consultation, stewardship, initiative, and collective action in support of community growth.
As the Bahá’í world embarks on the second phase of the Nine-Year Plan, the National Spiritual Assembly has written to the believers of Aotearoa, inviting reflection on the learning and achievements of recent years and encouraging renewed action for the future.
The 2026 Race Unity Speech Awards brought together inspiring young voices from across the country to explore how racial prejudice can be overcome and unity strengthened. Read about the national finals, view photos from the event, and watch the winning speech here.
