Devotional Meetings

Bahá'ís, together with friends and neighbours, gather to share prayers in diverse settings such as homes, Bahá'í community centres and public venues.

Children's Classes

Open to all, these classes provide children with a strong basis of spiritual and moral education, designed to develop their capacities and interests.

Open to all young people aged between 11-14 years, junior youth groups help them to navigate through an impressionable period of their lives.

Through study and discussion, participants gain knowledge, spiritual insights and skills that enable them to contribute to the betterment of society.

Siosiua (Sosh) Kailahi
I was blessed to be born into the Bahá’í Faith and I have found the teachings and writings of Bahá’u’lláh to be the most attractive things about it. I love being surrounded by so many different cultures all unified by a belief in the oneness of God and the concept... Read more >
14 June 2012
Shane Te Ruki
(In Māori and English) He kākano rua ahau. Nō Tainui waka, nō Horouta waka. Nō Kakepuku i te hauāuru, nō Hikurangi i te Tairāwhiti. Ko Ngāti Maniapoto i tētehi taha ōku, ko Ngāti Porou i tētehi taha hoki. Ko Te Kōpua tētehi marae, ko Taharora tētehi marae. Ko ahau tēnei,... Read more >
23 May 2012
Jing Yi Chin
Jing Yi grew up in a Bahá’í family in Malaysia, her parents having enrolled as Bahá’ís when she was a few months old. One of the principles of the Bahá’í Faith is the “independent investigation of truth” and, living in multi-cultural Malaysia, Jing Yi experienced and learnt about some of... Read more >
23 May 2012
Heather Simpson
Heather Simpson, a District Court Judge, became a Bahá'í in 1983. She had been associating closely with the Bahá'í community for some years prior to that. She says: "I was attracted to the Faith because of the teachings about justice." Briefly summarising her career, Heather says: "I graduated with a... Read more >
21 May 2012