Lifting standards wins awards
A gold medal in an international junior weightlifting championship is just one of a string of recent achievements in sport, the arts, and community...
May 11, 2005
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How everyone can win
In Western countries, it is taken for granted that the best way to settle political, economic, or legal differences is by putting two or more...
May 10, 2005
Spectacular site for Chile temple
The first Baha'i House of Worship in South America will be built in the Andean foothills with a panoramic view of the mountains in three directions....
April 26, 2005
New official Baha'i Web site launched
A new official Web site has been launched by the Baha'i International Community to provide an introduction to the Baha'i Faith for general inquirers,...
April 20, 2005
Dismay at lack of human rights resolution on Iran as persecution worsens
The Baha'i International Community today expressed its dismay and disappointment at the failure of the UN Commission on Human Rights to even...
April 14, 2005
New version of 'The Baha'is' magazine published
A new version of a glossy 80-page magazine profiling the Baha'i Faith and its worldwide community has just been published. "The Baha'is" is a...
April 12, 2005
Tree-planting marks Fiji anniversary
Fijian Baha'is have planted trees to mark the 80th anniversary of their community and as a tribute to Baha'is in Fiji and Iran. Four trees, each...
April 12, 2005
British prime minister praises Baha'i community
The prime minister of the United Kingdom, Tony Blair, has praised the work of the nation's Baha'i community in assisting social cohesion and...
April 7, 2005
Baha'i classes find wide appeal
About 6,000 primary schoolchildren in Australia are attending Baha'i classes, which are offered in more than 300 state-run schools. The classes...
April 5, 2005
Beliefs inspire invention of stove
Setting out to design a stove for developing countries, Crispin Pemberton-Pigott began by imagining how many trees might be saved if he invented...
March 30, 2005