Priscilla Tarrant’s recent return to China offers a heartfelt reflection on friendship; and an orientation gathering in Adelaide in June invites friends to explore new pathways of service and connection in this land.
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Priscilla Tarrant’s recent return to China offers a heartfelt reflection on friendship; and an orientation gathering in Adelaide in June invites friends to explore new pathways of service and connection in this land.
The final instalment in this Social Action Seminar series explores case studies highlighting initiatives that are contributing to patterns of service and collective wellbeing across Aotearoa.
Part 5 of this series explores two exciting grassroots initiatives in Paraparaumu and Palmerston North that have emerged through years of community-building efforts.
A letter from the Universal House of Justice shares the joyful news of the formation of the National Spiritual Assembly of Bhutan and the re-establishment of Guinea-Bissau this Riḍván.
Delegates from across Aotearoa gathered at Te Whare Akoranga Bahá’í for the 70th National Convention—electing the National Spiritual Assembly for 183 B.E. and marking a weekend of reflection, consultation, and forward vision at the midpoint of the Nine Year Plan.
A joyful milestone for the Bahá’í community in Aotearoa, the first Local Spiritual Assembly of Ruapehu District was formed on the First Day of Ridván, marking a significant step forward for the friends of this locality.
A recent Institutional meeting in Sydney brought together friends from three countries to reflect on progress so far and consider the path forward in the Nine Year Plan.
This article explores initiatives emerging in suburbs of Wellington, including a community orchard and a vibrant devotional space.
Part three in this series shares insights from Manurewa which highlight how individuals and organisations are learning to apply spiritual principles to advance both individual and collective progress.
Initiatives in Te Awamutu, Flaxmere and Tairāwhiti illustrate how social action is emerging in diverse settings across Aotearoa. Read part two in our Social Action series here.
Participants at a recent social action seminar reflected on how communities are translating spiritual principles into action. Over the coming weeks, we will highlight case studies that share learning emerging across the country.
One community has shared how friends of all ages, including the children, responded with joy and sacrifice to support the “bedrock upon which all the activities of the Cause ultimately rest”.
Race Relations Day is 21 March 2026, and friends are invited to use this opportunity to consider ways to contribute to conversations about unity in diversity, including at regional gatherings for the Race Unity Speech Awards.
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.