HAIFA, Israel – Experiencing the diversity of the human family can be humbling, as Bahá’ís attending their recent international convention learned.
One can meet an industrialist from Italy, a civil engineer from Barbados, and a presidential advisor from South Africa – but realize that a 25-year-old student from South America is equally impressive with her knowledge of how to organize classes for children and youth.
HAIFA, Israel – There is a new wind blowing in the Bahá’í world.
That message came through loud and clear in three days of consultations at the 10th International Bahá’í Convention.
HAIFA — The results of the election of the Universal House of Justice have been announced.
GENEVA — Accusations by the Iranian government that 54 Baha'is were engaged in anti-regime “propaganda” when they were arrested almost two years ago are patently false.
NEW YORK — A new statement from the Baha'i International Community calls for a coherent, principle-based approach to the eradication of global poverty.
OFFENBACH, Germany — After six years of perfecting a technique that combines drama and discussion as a means to communicate with youth, a German theater group has gone international.
SINAZONGWE DISTRICT, Zambia — The Tonga tribe has lived in southern Zambia for hundreds of years, and members are proud of their longstanding traditions and strong social codes.
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