“The Deputy Trustees of Ḥuqúqu’lláh in New Zealand and the entire Board of Deputy Trustees of Polynesia send their love and greetings and appreciate your whole-hearted participation in the Mighty Law of Ḥuqúqu’lláh.”
‘He Kete Kotahi’ art exhibition in Rotorua
Art exhibitions in Rotorua dedicated to ‘Abdu’l-Baha blazon the oneness of humanity and the beauty and strength of our diversity.
Te Whakarewa o Ngā Tirohanga Whānui
In a unique online gathering, 150 members of institutions met this week to consult on the forthcoming conferences around the country and how to draw in a wide range of the well-wishers of humanity.
Newly arrived books for children
A selection of lively and colourful children’s books has just arrived in stock.
Joyful and focused institutional meeting
Sixty friends from Aotearoa participated in an international online gathering to begin preparations for the coming Nine Year Plan. The gathering was characterised by bonds of love, unity of purpose and a sense of consecration by the more than 200 friends from three countries of the Australasian region.
Conferences are adapted to pandemic circumstances
Although the forthcoming series of conferences in Aotearoa will be smaller in size, they will increase in number and will be outward-facing, welcoming occasions of joyful celebration, in a spiritually charged atmosphere.
Examples of arts to enhance conferences
The creative endeavours of friends as shared here are examples of the many and varied expressions of meaningful celebration and uplifting creativity we can expect to experience at the conferences.
Tongan friends demonstrate faith and resilience
In the midst of the consequences of a volcanic eruption, tsunami and Covid-19 outbreak, the friends in Tonga press on courageously, requesting prayers.