There are many ways to learn more about the Bahá’i Faith.
You can learn about the Baha’i Faith from your home computer by visiting Bahá’is of the United States.
There are many ways to read books about the Baha’i Faith. Check Baha’i books out at your local or college library, download free Bahá’i books from the Bahá’i Publishing Press. Or contact us by email if you’d like to talk to our librarian about books to buy or checkout. For suggestions check out the article ‘What Bahá’i books should I read?’ at bahaiteachings.org …
The Bahá’is in Thurston County have a large selection of Bahá’i books, both new and used for sale or checkout. There are biographies, histories of the Bahá’i Faith, and copies of sacred writings by the founder of the Bahá’i Faith, Bahá’u’llah. The bookstore was an important was a popular part of our local convention where we gathered to elect a representative to the National Bahá’i convention in May. For more information on buying or checking out books send an email and we will send you contact information for our librarian.
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The Baha’is of Olympia will host a Holy Day Commemoration of the Martyrdom of the Bab at the Rose Garden Shelter in Priest Point Park on July 10th. It will start with a potluck at 12:00 followed by prayers and a program at 1:00 pm.
Holy Day Commemoration of the Martyrdom of the Bab
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A new documentary film about the origins of the Bahá’í Faith in the mid 1800’s is currently airing on ABC stations nationwide and will be coming to Western Washington soon.
The Interfaith Broadcasting Commission, a nonprofit organization which has been working in partnership with ABC, CBS and NBC and their affiliated stations nationwide since 1986 in an effort to “…enliven the discussion and expression of religious faith for a new generation of viewers”, was looking for “movies about the founder of a Faith” and it is in this context that the film is now being …
The First United Methodist Church of Olympia sent a greeting to the local Bahá’is on the commemoration of the 200th birthday of the founder of the Bahá’i Faith Bahá’u’lláh.
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January 14th from 12:00 -2:00 pm at Marathon Park, 1011 Deschutes Parkway SW; Olympia, WA 98502
Local Buddhists invite everyone to participate in this annual event.
Arrive at Marathon Park (west side of Olympia’s Capitol Lake) shortly before 12 noon for the brief welcome and instruction. Then walk silently, meditatively (no chanting or conversation and no signs) around the lake.
Enjoy camaraderie and silent meditation/prayers for healing and peace.
Co-sponsored by Open Gate Sangha and South Sound Buddhist Peace Fellowship.
Need more information? Email: opengatezendo@msn.com
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