The National Spiritual Assembly is pleased to share a letter from the Bahá’í International Community’s United Nations Office in New York providing links to two recent environmental endeavors – a June 2022 statement

"So powerful is the light of unity that it can illuminate the whole earth.” ~ Bahá'u'lláh
The National Spiritual Assembly is pleased to share a letter from the Bahá’í International Community’s United Nations Office in New York providing links to two recent environmental endeavors – a June 2022 statement
Due to a change in the San Jose Baha’i Zoom account, we’ve had to reassign our Zoom links. The new Zoom link for all Baha’i community gatherings that use the
At this month’s informal gathering in the home of Guity Jam on December 9th (check your calendars, all!) Brian Didier will host a Q & A on Spirituality. Come one,
Dear Friends, We will be taking a Fall/Winter hiatus do to the season’s busy-ness, and will resume our Zoom gatherings after the New Year. So mark your calendars for the
Friends! Please note that due to the two national holidays (Veterans’ Day and Thanksgiving) in November and the fact that we have loaned the Baha’i Center to the County Registrar’s
For our October Last Friday Devotional & Fireside, Bob Henderson will honor the resilience demonstrated by Bahá’ís living in Iran, who have sustained relentless persecution since the inception of Baha’i
The National Spiritual Assembly is pleased to invite all Bahá’í youth across the United States and Alaska engaged in undergraduate studies to participate in the series of enriching seminars offered by
Study circles are regular gatherings of people interested in learning more about spirituality, life, God, and who have an interest in improving their spiritual life and the world around them.
Every great spiritual teacher, messenger and prophet advises us to walk the walk, not just talk the talk. Buddha famously said: It is indeed a fact that salvation cannot come
The Baha’i teachings say that humanity’s future, both nationally and globally, depends on our ability to unite. But who has the main responsibility for building that unity? In Part IV of The Vision