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Bicentenary preparations intensify throughout Australasia

This fifth and final article in a series on bicentenary preparations on each continent highlights efforts across Australasia.

At General Assembly summit, civil society given prominent voice

At a first-of-its-kind meeting at the UN, civil society organizations participated in a high-level discussion on the status of the Sustainable Development Goals.

British Library marks bicentenary, exhibits works of the Bab and Baha’u’llah

The Library is marking the bicentenary with various initiatives alongside its launch of a new website and exhibition displaying examples of the Faith’s original texts.

David Rutstein appointed as Secretary-General of the Baha’i International Community

Dr. Rutstein succeeds Joshua Lincoln, who had been serving in this capacity since 2013.

Rapidly approaching bicentenary galvanizes communities across Asia

With the historic anniversary four weeks away, a diversity of action is emerging throughout the vast continent.

Dutch parliamentary year begins with interfaith gathering, gives voice to youth

The prime minister, members of parliament, mayor of The Hague, and faith communities mark the opening of the parliamentary year by reflecting on a vision for the future.

“Dawn of the Light”

New bicentenary film explores search for truth and meaning

A feature film commissioned for the upcoming 200th anniversary of the birth of the Bab was released today on bicentenary.bahai.org.

Design concept for the Shrine of ‘Abdu’l-Baha unveiled

A sacred structure, distinctive in its design, will be built to honor ‘Abdu’l-Baha, Who held a unique station in religious history.

Members of parliament honor bicentenary

In Australia and in California, United States, MPs have commemorated the historic anniversary.

Worldwide spirit of bicentenary inspires communities throughout Europe

Communities are preparing for the historic anniversary by composing music, performing drama, and intensifying community building efforts.