Opportunities to Engage
Attend a Baha’i conference or retreat center for an afternoon or a weekend. Find a family-friendly summer or winter camp near you. Take an online course or meet Baha’is through a video chat. Browse the calendar below for these and other opportunities to engage that are open to everyone.
FIND ACTIVITIES NEAR YOU
Most Baha’i community activities—prayer gatherings, study circles, activities for children and teens—take place in homes and community centers in towns and cities across the United States.
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Fireside: Bahá’í Faith, Modern Perspectives
We would like to invite you to the next talk in our series Bahá'í Faith Modern Perspectives! This is a weekly virtual talk series every Saturday at 12:00pm Eastern Daylight Time (EDT). Each week, we have a speaker from the Bahá'í Faith share his or her perspective on a topic of modern significance. After the
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Virtual Devotions
Staff members from the Baha’i House of worship are hosting daily virtual devotional programs at 12:30 p.m. Each session begins with a brief planned program of prayers and then participants from around the world are invited to share their own prayers and songs. (Visit http://www.bahaiprayers.org/) Everyone is welcome to attend and share scripture or songs from
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The Bahá’í Faith in South Carolina and America’s Unfinished Business of Reconstruction – Part II: the Post Civil Rights Era Years
Visit Bahai.chat soon to register. The Bahá’í community has deep roots in South Carolina—the birthplace of Reconstruction and home of the most significant response to the Bahá’í Faith so far by people of African descent in North America. What lessons might the Bahá’í experience in South Carolina hold today, when many Americans wonder if it
Find out more »About the Bahá’í Calendar and Holy Days
The Baha’i Faith has its own calendar, called the Badí’ Calendar. It is a solar calendar consisting of 19 months of 19 days each (361 days), plus “Intercalary Days” (four in ordinary years and five in leap years) to adjust the calendar to the solar year. The days and months are named after the attributes of God. The Nineteen Day Feast, the primary community gathering for Baha’is in each town and city, is held on the first day of each Baha’i month. Eleven Holy Days mark significant events in Baha’i history.
