Summary of Bahá'í beliefs. God is transcendent and can't be known directly. God is known through the lives and teachings of his great prophets, the most recent of whom was Bahá'u'lláh.. All ...

Baha’is believe that children should be old enough to make a conscious decision when choosing a religion, which is why you can only officially become a Baha’i once you are 15 years old.

Baha’is believe all religions share a single God and the route to world peace lies in unifying mankind, a process that includes a universal language and monetary system. In the larger picture ...

Baha’is, who are members of the Baha’i faith, believe that Baha’u’llah, whose name means the “Glory of God,” was born in 1817 in Tehran, Persia (now Iran), and was the most recent ...

Being a relatively new religion, the Bahá’í Faith may not be as widespread or as well-known as Christianity or Islam, but ...

Baha’i elections occur at the local level annually on April 21, at the start of a 12-day festival celebrating the announcement by Baha’u’llah (“Glory of God” - 1817-1892) that he was the ...

The Baha’is are teaching us that we share too many of the same values and love of God and country to be at odds over superficial differences of race and ethnicity. The Baha’is are pointing us ...

The Portland Bahá’í community is gathering this week to celebrate Ridvan, a festival commemorating Bahá'u'lláh's declaration that he was a Manifestation of God. Chiara Profenna ...