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In the Lanark cluster in Ontario, newly arrived Ukrainian families have been working together to address the material and spiritual needs of their community.
Indigenous friends from the Yukon and Alaska gathered in Juneau, Alaska to renew long-time bonds of friendship and reflect on continuing their legacy of community-building.
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.
In the Rundle neighbourhood in Calgary, Alta., a celebration brought together around 80 people, including many children and their mothers.
The following article originally appeared in ‘Tidings,’ the newsletter of the Bahá’í Council of the Atlantic Provinces.
Families, friends and neighbours came together to “explore themes that build understanding of conditions in the world and offer a channel for the longing to serve.”
The following photos are from a few of the global conferences that took place in Ontario, Quebec and the Prairies, for those “longing to foster unity and better the world.”
They hope that their stories will be helpful for other youth who are considering offering a period of full-time service to their communities.
Over 900 friends from across the country took part in a meeting to reflect on devotional gatherings.