The Summer issue of Bahá’í Canada: An accelerating pace
Members of the Bahá’í community of Canada who the National Spiritual Assembly has been advised have passed away.
“The compilation, prepared by the Research Department at the request of the House of Justice, contains 253 extracts, thematically arranged, several of which appear in English translation for the first time.”
Members of the Bahá’í community of Canada who the National Spiritual Assembly has been advised have passed away.
“The compilation, prepared by the Research Department at the request of the House of Justice, contains 253 extracts, thematically arranged, several of which appear in English translation for the first time.”
“The truths in this message about the nature of prejudice and how change is accomplished are as applicable to the Canadian context of cultural and racial prejudice as they are to conditions in our sister community of the United States.”
“A new ‘Offering to Serve’ online portal, replacing the previous website, is now active and accessible at service.bwc.org.”
“[W]e now raise a call for the friends across the country, young and old, to rise as one in an equally unprecedented wave of prayer, establishing a regular devotional gathering in every household associated with the Greatest Name in Canada.”
“At the invitation of the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá’ís of the United States, a beautiful program has been prepared by a team of Canadian believers for the commemoration of the Martyrdom of the Báb, sponsored by the House of Worship in Wilmette.”
“The Board of Trustees of Ḥuqúqu’lláh in Canada, in collaboration with the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá’ís of Canada, is delighted to offer your household – as a gift – the latest revision of the compilation on Ḥuqúqu’lláh, The Right of God.”
“Small groups of friends are coming together in many different cities across Canada to consult about the enduring problem of racism, and how they can think, talk, and act together to combat this social ill.”
“The Bahá’í Community of Canada’s Office of Public Affairs has launched a new podcast, called ‘The Public Discourse,’ which begins with a mini-series exploring resilience in the face of the coronavirus pandemic.”
The Association for Bahá’í Studies launches new website
The Association for Bahá’í Studies Executive Committee shared the following in a letter describing the launch: Dear friends, In parallel with the ABS’ first virtual annual conference, we are delighted to announce the launch of our newly redesigned ABS website bahaistudies.ca. The website is at once an extensive repository of helpful resources, a source of information […]
National Spiritual Assembly’s meeting schedule: 2020-2021
“As with most institutions and agencies, the National Spiritual Assembly’s meeting schedule has undergone a number of changes from its initial establishment in March…”
Association for Bahá’í Studies Virtual Conference 24 July – 8 August 2020
The program will feature workshops, keynote presentations, round table discussions, book launches, creative devotions, and a film festival.
New edition of Ruhi Book 1 released
“The Ruhi Institute has released a new edition of Book 1: Reflections on the Life of the Spirit in English and Spanish.”
The format of the Association for Bahá’í Studies Conference
“In lieu of the in-person Annual Conference, the Association has started planning for a robust alternative, with the aim of providing various opportunities for online engagement to serve a range of interests and areas of study”.
The Justice Conference cancellation
“[T]he task force has decided to cancel the upcoming 2020 Justice Conference scheduled for 10-13 April 2020 at the De Poort Conference Centre, Netherlands.”
Preserving a history of the Bahá’í youth movement in Canada from 1967-1973
A call to contribute archival materials related to the history of the Faith in Canada.
