We are one

Nosrat Scott, a Baha’i volunteer chaplain at Memorial Hospital Pembroke, noticed a need. Scott ministers to patients of many faiths, but the hospital had a Christian chapel and offered only Christian prayers. She approached her friend, Father Joe Spina, head of the hospital’s chaplaincy and asked if she could collect prayers from different faiths and […]

Black History Month events at the Wilmette Bahá’í House of Worship WILMETTE, ILLINOIS —In communities across the United States, people are searching for ways to move beyond conversations about race toward relationships that can genuinely transform society. Two recent gatherings at the Bahá’í House of Worship in Wilmette, just north of Chicago, offered a glimpse […]

  A Different Style of Election At this moment, the United States is again in the midst of an election season. Across the country, campaigns unfold as candidates seek office and citizens prepare to choose those who will serve in positions of governance and leadership. Elections are an essential feature of democratic life, calling individuals […]