A gentle guide for newcomers
Community Building Activities
People of every faith and of no faith gather in living rooms, parks and community centres across Canada — to pray, to learn together, to raise their children, and to serve their neighbourhoods. Pick an activity below to learn more.
Devotional gatherings
A reverent space where neighbours of every background read sacred writings, share music, and reflect together.
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Study circles
A group that examines materials designed for youth and adults, intended to be used in a systematic effort to enhance service in their communities.
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Children's classes
Classes that nurture qualities like honesty, kindness and generosity through stories, songs, prayers and play. Joyful, all welcome.
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Junior youth groups
Young people aged 11 to 14 meet to read together, talk about the world they want to build, and carry out small acts of service in their neighbourhood.
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Bahá'í holy days
Sacred days each year mark the most significant moments in the lives of the founders of the Bahá'í Faith. Communities gather to remember, pray, and celebrate together — all welcome.
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Firesides
A relaxed gathering, often in someone's home, to explore the Bahá'í teachings with anyone curious — a space for conversation and real questions.
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Reflection meetings
Periodic neighbourhood gatherings where friends look back on what they've learned, celebrate small victories, and plan what to do next.
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