The Regional Institute Board for the North Island is offering a “fitting way to honour the Beloved Master and Centre of the Covenant and deepen our love and understanding of what He achieved and set in motion.”
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New translations of prayers issued at an auspicious time
A letter on behalf of the Universal House of Justice announces: "These new translations have been prepared by the Research Department at the request of the House of Justice to mark the forthcoming commemoration of the centenary of the Master’s passing."
The countdown begins — a month from today history will be made
On 11 April the process will begin for New Zealand’s first two-stage election of a Local Spiritual Assembly, when Auckland community holds nine electoral unit gatherings to elect delegates who will go on to elect the Local Spiritual Assembly of Auckland.
Eastern Bay of Plenty passes the second milestone of growth
Within three cycles of starting a programme of growth, Eastern Bay of Plenty reached the second milestone - that of having an intensive programme of growth.
A summer school elevated by local initiative
Planning for the next summer school is drawing on the lessons learned from the recent decentralised event.
Unit conventions reflect community vigour
The dynamic spirit seen in the recent unit conventions reflects the community’s ability to draw on the power of unity.
International Board of Trustees of Huqúqu’lláh appoints Regional Board
Regional Board of Trustees of Ḥuqúqu’lláh for Polynesia commenced its five-year term on 1 December 2020
ISGP participants rejoice in the spirit of service
The annual seminars of the Institute for Studies in Global Prosperity deepened understanding, devotion, and unity.
Stimulating summer school set to start Sunday
All you need to know for making the most of this year’s innovative summer school experience.
Make this a ‘Golden Summer’ by spreading hope
Beckoning us with an opportunity to multiply our powers in the field of action is the “Golden Summer” campaign organised by the Regional Bahá’í Council for the North Island.
A summer school with a Kiwi DIY spirit
Contributing to summer school by initiating activities at the local level will generate a flourishing of many gatherings around the country.
Summer school: how it will work and how to prepare
To be a “participant” in this year’s summer school takes on new meaning, for collaboration amongst the friends is essential to making it work. Here’s how!
Key details of the forthcoming summer school
An online video offers helpful information about how to prepare for this year’s online summer school.
Unit convention contributes to building a new world
Unit convention is one of the occasions when Bahá’ís exercise the “high privilege” of voting in the unique elections that Bahá’u’lláh has established.
Shrine of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá: Structure rises above foundations
Image gallery provides a view into the latest developments in the construction work.
Canterbury cluster attains the third milestone
Canterbury is the first cluster in the region and only the second in the country to make this significant transition.
Membership of Regional Bahá’í Councils announced
New Zealand’s Regional Bahá'í Councils for Te-Ika-a-Māui (North Island) and Te Waipounamu (South Island) are appointed for their new one-year term.
Summer school offers twofold learning experiences
By offering a combination of online and offline experiences, this year’s summer school aims to break new ground as a national event empowering local initiative.
Engage in significant service this summer
A campaign is planned for January and February 2021, where individuals and teams will work joyfully together to meet new friends, initiate Ruhi training camps and junior youth camps and support the addition of new core activities in neighbourhoods across the North Island.
Violette Haake's ‘intrepid spirit’ leaves legacy of devoted service
Paying tribute to Mrs Violette Haake, who departed this life on 24 September, the Universal House of Justice writes that “she served the Cause of God with utter dedication over many decades”.