Association for Bahá’í Studies Conference registrations open
The 48th annual conference will be held 2-4 August in Atlanta, Georgia.
Features
Deepening our understanding of Ruhi Book 1
A reflection from tutors of the Springdale neighbourhood in Brampton, Ont. regarding their participation in a tutor seminar this summer held at the Don Valley Educational Centre near Toronto, Ont.
Children’s class forges deeper connection between families
Parents in the Bayside Village neighbourhood discuss the impact of children’s classes on their lives and families.
The 73rd Bahá’í National Convention
Delegates at the National Convention completed their twin duties of electing the National Spiritual Assembly and consulting on the vision before Canada.
Letter from the delegates of the 73rd National Convention to the Universal House of Justice
“Again, a thousand times over, we are deeply grateful for this gift the Universal House of Justice has bestowed upon our nation, upon all the peoples of Canada.”
Book review: Hippolyte Dreyfus-Barney – premier bahá’í français
A recent book represents a contribution to original French Bahá’í literature.
Building a vision through home visits
In the Arbor Glen neighbourhood in Toronto, Ont., a series of home visits following an Ayyám-i-Há celebration contributed to building a collective vision of growth.
Winter/Spring 2023 issue of Bahá’í Canada
The Winter/Spring issue of Bahá’í Canada: Widening the embrace
Vancouver: collaboration and the junior youth programme
At a recent learning site seminar, friends shared insight into how the Vancouver cluster reached its goal of sustaining 300 participants in the junior youth spiritual empowerment programme.
Learning to work with families in the Overbrook neighbourhood
In the Overbrook neighbourhood in Ottawa, Ont., a family’s efforts over the course of a few cycles “significantly widened the embrace” of community-building activities “to many nearby households.”
Calgary group participates in the ‘Blanket Exercise’
The Blanket Exercise, which focuses on a history many Canadians are not taught, was offered in the context of efforts by Bahá’ís across the country to promote truth and reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples.
