Time for optimism; a better year lies ahead

Paul Johns – Tlingit Baha’i Paul Johns was born in 1930 in Klukwan, Alaska, a small Tlingit Native Village 22 miles north of Haines, Alaska. Not much is known about his early life, except that […]
Bahá’i Temple, Panama PIONEERING IN PANAMA Our family of 5 with three children under 10 moved from Prescott, Arizona to tropical Panama in 1970 as foreign pioneers to help establish Baha’i communities in a country […]
Jamal Ahangarzadeh has shared a slideshow of the Prison Fortress of Maku. To read about Jamal and Maku and learn it’s significance to Bahá’is check out Pilgrimage to Maku
Fifty years ago, as the environmental movement was growing, a popular mantra was “think globally, act locally.” Global warming wasn’t on the radar, but water conservation was. At a meeting of environmentalists that I attended […]
Local Bahá’í Claudia Janssen McDermott Schultz tells about her life, service, and art. Read more about her and enjoy her pictures
The foundations of the divine religions are one. If we investigate these foundations, we discover much ground for agreement, but if we consider the imitations of forms and ancestral beliefs, we find points of disagreement and division; for these imitations differ, while the sources and foundations are one and the same. That is to say, the fundamentals are conducive to unity, but imitations are the cause of disunion and dismemberment.
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