In this final contribution to the series, learn how communities in Paraparaumu and Western Bay of Plenty are fostering spaces of safety, participation, and shared purpose.
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In this final contribution to the series, learn how communities in Paraparaumu and Western Bay of Plenty are fostering spaces of safety, participation, and shared purpose.
After completing seven years of service at the Bahá’í World Centre, Heather Simpson has begun a new chapter as an international pioneer in Budapest.
Believers throughout the country came together for unit conventions in February. Here is the National Assembly’s message to the conventions and a snapshot of participation statistics.
Insights emerging from Hawke’s Bay and Manurewa highlight evolving conversations around teaching, accompaniment, and removing barriers to enrolment in the Faith.
In this first part of a short series, the Auxiliary Board members share highlights and insights emerging from youth and junior youth initiatives in the settings of Kaitī, Pinehill and Waitaki.
The Spiritual Assemblies of Whangārei, Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington, and Christchurch hosted joyful summer schools. Group photos of each are shared here.
Trustees of Ḥuqúqu’lláh from across Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific gathered at the Mother Temple of the Antipodes in Sydney as they began a new five-year term of service.
Drawing on the recent Auckland Youth Conference and a reflection from a youth in Sydney, this article offers a snapshot of how youth are walking a path of learning and service in accordance with the current Plan.
The New Year Honours 2026 list recognises outstanding service to society and includes three dear friends.
Key details for the 2026 Race Unity Speech Awards open to all senior high school students.
The annual gathering of the National Spiritual Assembly and Regional Councils, supported by visiting Counsellor Daniel Pierce Olam, sparked renewed momentum for advancing the Nine Year Plan.
This article offers a simple reflection on how clearer, more consistent statistics gathered during the expansion phase can help clusters plan with greater confidence.
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.
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.
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.
A joyful visit to Rarotonga saw two mothers and their babies accompany the friends in learning, service, and fellowship, strengthening bonds and nurturing growth.
These reflections are offered as one individual’s perspective, grounded in personal experience and study of the Writings.