Community Structure
The Baha’i Faith’s unique administrative structure is under constant refinement and organic development. With no clergy, the faith fosters consultative learning spaces from the grassroots to the global level.
“If learning is to be the primary mode of operation in a community, then visions, strategies, goals and methods have to be re-examined time and again. As tasks are accomplished, obstacles removed, resources multiplied and lessons learned, modifications have to be made in goals and approaches, but in a way that continuity of action is maintained.”
— The Universal House of Justice
Stories
- Launch of 10 Regional Councils signals new chapter
- Weekend programs build Assembly capacity to serve community
- Writings hold key to nurturing acceptance of, respect for law and institutions
- Baha’is find ways to use consultation in every sphere of life
- National Spiritual Assembly Elected
- Central States Council lays out vision for learning process
- Measuring cluster progress in this new Plan
- The Plan and emerging clusters, as Regional Councils see it