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The vibrancy of the recent summer schools is captured in a photographic montage.
The Bahá'í Centre for Learning, Te Whare Akoranga Bahá'í, welcomed all in an open-day gathering filled with the spirit of unity, joy, and celebration.
Summer school attendees are in for a rich and multifaceted experience, featuring engaging workshops inspired by insightful presentations.
A webinar organised by the New Zealand Bahá'í Office of Public Affairs will focus on the human rights situation in Iran regarding freedom of religion or belief.
Junior youth service project contributes towards the transformation of their neighbourhood.
The Office of Public Affairs celebrates the lasting impacts of the Speech Awards as a platform for young voices to foster unity and inclusion.
The progress and future prospects of this transformative campaign are highlighted in this update provided by the North Island Regional Institute Board.
This year’s New Zealand Bahá’i Summer Schools will be graced by the contribution of a recently retired Universal House of Justice member.
A young couple embraces the call for pioneers in the Pacific, arising to fill another of Aotearoa’s international goals.
The upcoming Bahá'í Summer Schools offer an opportunity to recharge spirits, strengthen bonds of friendship, and rededicate ourselves to the service of humanity.
In a world marked by discord and conflict, the Week of Prayer for World Peace (15-22 October) stands as a poignant reminder of our shared human desire for harmony and unity.
Rooted in the Bahá'í teachings, Dr Veronica Tawhai’s research is driven by a profound sense of social responsibility and a dedication to the welfare of Māori and all humanity.
The National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá'ís of Australia has announced the Dayspring of Light Project - a major restoration of the mother temple of the Antipodes.
Dr Jane Ta’afaki’s academic achievements contribute to Tuvaluan health and ola lei (well-being) in Aotearoa.
A joyous and uplifting camp was held at Te Poho o Tangiianui Marae on 11-15 July, glimpses of which are shared in this article.
Through connections made at Kura Kaupapa Māori o Wairarapa, Masterton community hosted parents and families of children and junior youth.
Having arisen to pioneer, the set-backs and confirmations experienced by this couple leading to their arrival in French Polynesia are described. This article includes an important message from the Aotearoa Pioneering Taskforce.
The final stages of preparations are being made to cast the roof structure of the Shrine of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá, a major milestone in the project.