Activities

Our gatherings are simple, welcoming, and relaxed. You may find yourself sharing inspiring passages, joining a heartfelt conversation, meeting people from many backgrounds, or sharing refreshments and friendship in a spirit of warmth and connection.

There is no pressure to join, convert, or commit. Participation is always voluntary and shaped by your own comfort, curiosity, and openness.

Events & Meetings

Devotional Gatherings

These gatherings bring people together for prayer, reflection, and spiritual connection. They cultivate an atmosphere of peace, love, and reverence which touches hearts and quietly influences the environment around it.

Study Circles

A small, collaborative group that meets regularly to explore spiritual concepts based on Bahá’í Writings, build capacity for community service, and lead to the spiritual and moral empowerment of individuals.

Children's Classes

Children’s Classes offer a loving space where children can grow in qualities such as kindness and truthfulness. Through stories, songs and creative activities, they learn that they can bring light to the world around them.

Junior Youth Groups

In Bahá’í Junior Youth Groups, young people, ages 11 to 14, strengthen their voice, confidence, and sense of purpose. Through meaningful conversation and service, they recognize their potential to serve humanity.

If you would like to participate in one of our activities, please fill out the form below. We will contact you with current options, locations, and times.

What Are Gatherings Like?

Bahá’í gatherings are usually small, warm, and informal. They may include:

Short prayers or readings
Quiet reflection
Open conversation
Simple refreshments
Time to meet others

Dress is casual. Children are welcome. Questions are encouraged.

What Should I Bring?

You do not need to bring anything or prepare in advance, and you are welcome to participate at your own comfort level.

How Do I Find One?

"O people! Consort with the followers of all religions in a spirit of friendliness and fellowship."

~ Bahá'u'lláh