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On I Have Breathed Within Thee: O SON OF THE WONDROUS VISION!
On In One Big Room: Great to be together
On In the Thick of Things: The Baha’i core activites don’t take us above the problems of the world
On the Cutting Edge of Baha’i Expansion: The meeting of the cluster agencies
On Using Mix CDs to Connect Hearts and Minds: Good for learning the Baha’i Writings, too
On Another Look at the Baha’i Holy Places: I can never get enough
On the Baha’i Attitude Toward Sex Is Refreshing: The faith God always intended for me
On They Lived in Salishan: Darachan and Kiri
On God the Sovereign: The power, names and attributes of God are eternal, ancient
On a Life Through Age 22: Recognizing the oneness of mankind
On Overpopulation is Not the Ultimate Issue Facing Humanity: Disunity is
On They Had Snow, So Did We: They have JYSEP, we do, too
On Be Like Two Singing Birds: Sweet bird notes from high in the tree of life
On Mandolin Jazz: Nightingales of divine mysteries are filled with joy and ecstasy
On Studying the Letters: Guidance for collective teaching
On Hanging Out at the Invaders Practice: An Invaders’ families family tradition
On the Invaders It Doesn’t Matter What Colors You Wear: But be guarded in your speech
On Baha’is and the Internet: Availing themselves of its potential
On Interconnected heads and hearts: Religion, parent & child, and the internet
On Matt Completes the Tablet of Ahmad: Invested with potency and signficance
On the Hiatus of Winter: What if you didn’t know that spring is sure to follow?
On Sport in America: Courage, integrity & fair play, but also a down side
On At Sunrise, Noon & Dusk: Good times to pray
On Preparing a Prayer List: With help from an iPhone
On the Sixth Candle, the Unity of Races: Making of all that dwell on earth kindreds of one race
On Assist Me With the Breath of the Holy Spirit: The Tigers/Invaders Friday devotional has taken off
On Social Spaces: Making plain the opportunities
On Restoring Lustre in a Space for Both Social Gatherings and Solitary Meditation: What Bonita has done to the living room
On Restoring Lustre in a Space for Both Social Gatherings and Solitary Meditation: What Bonita has done to the living room
On the Day of the Expanding Man: Sharing the things we know and love with those of my kind
On the Station of Dying From Self: Tarazat Films first poetic narrative
On Cluster 19′s Youth Movement: Reflections in polished mirrors
On Facebook Chatter: I know not, O my God, what the Fire is
On Screaming Daisies: The flowers, not the rock group
On Kids Getting Exercise: Bang, bang, clap clap!
On Getting an Angle on the Ball: A family fun tutorial
On We Kind of Know How To Do This: We just have to do it more
On the Salishan Story: A story of accompaniment
On Rainn Wilson on KUOW: You and I are not going to become famous
On Path As Metaphor: It beckons to new horizons
On Stealth Baha’is: Working side by side with the registered Baha’is
On What Goes On Behind Closed Doors: You gotta know the password
On Sunday: A Junior Youth New Years Day
On Saturday: A Family Fun Nite NewYear’s Eve
On Friday: Baha’i Feast held in a phone booth
On Thursday: Reflections on the Life of the Spirit
On Defining Images: Someone’s sanctuary
On an Historical Start to the Year: Honored visitor during the month of Sharaf
On LIfe Is a Charade: Let the dead bury the dead
On Playing Charades at Junior Youth Group: Quick with the answers
On Alternatives to Competitive Games: Think synergy, cooperation, unity, and an experience of interdependence
The the Relationship Between Christ and Baha’u’llah: He came to rekindle the waning light of truth
On a Flashmob Christmas in Denver: A little slower pace this side of the Rockies
On Christy and the Christmas Caroling: A lovely end to our devotions
On Giving Service While Seeking Even Greater Opportunities: Examples from the Invaders
On Equality In America: Red Hot Chili Peppers power
On Ruhi Study, Smoking Cessation, and Gifts of Furniture: In Lisa’s house of hospitality
On the Baha’i Children’s Class Dinner for Parents: Nearly 70 in attendance
On Moving Towards a World So Stupendous: Songs that will impress upon the consciousness of the young
On Saved From the Pound: Be more kind and merciful to the innocent
On a System of Accompaniment: The sun never says to the earth, ‘You owe me’
On Raising Kids to Be Resilient: Baha’i class an alternative to boxing class
On Our Study Circle As a Family Affair: Accomodation and inclusion
On Channels of Service: Vehicles for expansion
On a 35-fold Increase in Children with Severe Mental Illness: Why?
On Optimism As Our Perogative: Working our Plan the best way we can help humanity
On Reaching a Dozen: Participation in the Institute Process is growing within sports club community
On the Importance of Providing Service: Humanitarian intentions
On I’ve Been Waiting: Destined
On Learning to Relax: Guided imagery online
On My Heart Goes Where the Wild Goose Goes: Mitchum’s charitable recollections
On Jessica at Junior Youth Group: Complete video
On the Expression of a Dynamic Baha’i Culture: A way of thinking, studying & acting while treading a common path of service
On Being Desirous of Refinement: Both for yourselves and all that ye posess
On Unimaginable Horrors: Or by act of consultative will
On Traveling in Italy: Leaving home with Google Street View
On the Hallowed Beauty of the Beloved: Open the other eye
On After the Holy Day: Pictures of Abdu’l-Baha
On Life Is a Beach: And dog is my copilot
On Channeling on Baha’i Views: Even warriors
On My Brother at Thanksgiving: A time for reflection, repair & rejuvenation
On a World Increasingly Ungovernable: Like the weather, ominous in its extremes
On Brokenhearted People: Let it be
On Russ Garcia’s Passing: KC Porter’s remembrance
On Traversing the Elfin Forest: Content like birds
On Flickr’s Baha’i Views / Flitzy Phoebie Passes the 1,000,000 Mark: Cup of tea photo as a source of wonder
On A Season Starts: My motivation
On Where Meat Comes From: All beings partake of Thy care and loving-kindness
On Prayers, Stories & Waffles: Pearl & Arlene beamed
On We Go Behind the Curtain: For prayer and reflection
On ADD 200 Years From Now: You would never be called someone with a disorder.
Matt, Lisa & Joe Discuss a Theme of Spiritual Import: A program that develops the potentialities of junior youth
On the Brand Baha’i: Through pure and goodly deeds
On Volcanic Peaks in California, Washington and Iran: Sisters of one planet
On Teaching Collectively As One Soul in One Body: Have we eyes to see that love is gathering?
On in Rotary As in Life: Truthfulness is the foundation of all human virtures
On the Expansion of Our Religious Universe: But it’s still one
On Immigration Reformed: By laws that keep workers from working
On the Shuttle to the Airport: There is nothing like a child
On the Influence of Birth Order: The youngest child
On Dance Hybrids: No folly
On Birds Are Beautiful: In formation
On Commemoration of a Life: Release for Diane
On No Better Mother on Earth: A remembrance
On Even Light Drinking: Studies and the law
On Getting Our Feet Wet on Washington’s Wet Side: Tacoma”s first direct teaching campaign
On One Voice Press: Poetry and stories
On THE HOLY SPIRIT, THE INTERMEDIARY POWER BETWEEN GOD AND MAN: Abdu’l-Baha’is talk 100 years ago
On Where the Answer Lies: We are spirits in the material world
On Baha’i Views (dot) net: Still working after all these years
On Profit-sharing: Through copartnership the interests of both capital and labor are best served
On Seeing How It All Fits Together: The Baha’i institute process
On 100 Years Ago: The news of the Battle of Benghazi grieves my heart
On Better Get Ready: Look to Your Soul
On the Art of Spiritual Conversation: What if she’s an atheist?
On Baha’i Feast in Tacoma: Love and legos
On a Tutor Reflection Meeting Done Right: Incorporating what we learn along the way
On Analyzing Human Resources: The existing pool plus the emerging pool
On Learning Prayers Through Song: YouTube as Baha’i karaoke
On To This Melody of the Company on High: The world will leap and dance
On Time for Intensive Teaching: Come ye, and let us go up to the mountain of the Lord
On Finding My Way To the Newest Official Baha’i Website: It was easy
On Fitness Centered: Back in the day
On Missing Summer: Within the meadows of Thy nearness make me able to roam
On a Website of Baha’i Children’s Class Songs: In Amharic, Sinhala, Bangla, and Nihongo
On When This Barn Was New: A visitor came to America
On What Would Abdu’l-Baha Do: What he did exactly 100 years ago
On 24 Pounds of Huckleberries Picked in Two Hours by Us Two: Too much!
On the Flip Side of Competitiveness: Don’t let your swag divide us
On the Diversity of Our Community: Prayers in diverse languages
On Blogs I May Never Get To: And blogs I try to keep up with
On a Tribute to Virna: The arbiters of art have started to catch up with her
On Taraz With a Twist: The ethereal dancing of Ray and Emily
On a Baha’i Brought Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs Together: A true story
On How Kids Learn Best: How effective is yelling at them?
On Enjoyment of the Good and Beautiful: Including dance
On a Skateboarding Demonstration: You never know what you’ll learn at Baha’i Feast
On We Got to Fix Our Neighborhoods Ourselves: 72 adults and children banding together in Salishan
On The Bahai’ans Got It About Right: It should be about equity, justice and respect.
On Evidences of an Industrial Revolution: Unprecedented in history still
On Our Annual Baha’i District Convention: The eyes have it
On Discovering Our Interconnections: It brings us all home
On at Home in Homelessness: They yearn for naught and have no other aim but to offer themselves up
On O Children of the Baha’i Children’s Classes: Oh, the places you’ll go!
On Hopefully I Can Make a Difference: An interview with Coach Matt
On Michelle Holds Her First Feast: And Kim is now a Baha’i, Trajon, too
On Our Workplace Motto: Work together, hike together
On Lisa at the Tigers Football Game: Having spiritual conversations left and right
On Keeping Track of Our Ancestors: Over the centuries
On Soybean Prices Are Up: The countryside looks spiffy
On Tre Can Give Good Counsel: More excerpts from the Hilltop children’s class
On the World Is a Marketplace: Spice run to Pike Place
On the Equinox: Gorgeous cycle
On When Electricity Came to Rural Hillsdale: And then there was television
On Tre Has Kindly Heart: Photos from the Wilkerson Street Baha’i children’s class
On She Scored a Bunch of Touchdowns: That it’s a learning experience is what counts
On Something Surprising on the KPLU Website: Salishan coverage and a Baha’i Views photo
On Liking Birds & Crickets: They have their own Facebook page
On Discovering our Roots: Both spiritual and physical
On Up on Comunidade Bahá’í do Brasil’s Photostream: 4th Religious Freedom Walk
On Guided to Our Baha’i Community: Prayers for a calamitous event
On Kids: They won’t let you do anything fun
On Orbital Reflections of 9/11: Human strife and religious disagreement like clouds
On Thy Paradise, Ohio: Reunion in heavenly homes
On Homelessness: Due to a lack of control, a working law, and a lack of kindness
On Song Sung, New: Quintessentially Canadian, performed in New Delhi
On Way Down Yonder in the Paw Paw Patch: They have tasted the honey of reunion
On Nice Dad at Noisy Creek: Putting pontoons down at Baker Lake
On All He Hears Are the Drums: Jamie does the Puyallup
On Pictures from Cambodia: Floating memories
On Canoeing the Tidal Willapa Watershed: One plant loves the water’s edge and another the dry knoll
On How 100 will Serve 1000: Forming study circles within groups that already exists
On College Football for Andrew: A new blog
On Capturing Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things: Cinema verite of Baha’i life
On Gathering in Memory of Peter Khan: Roses and reflections
On Blessed Are the Spots: Rock and ‘rooms
On Baha’i Views Gone Local: The spirit of the Institute Process within our village
On Walking in Circles and Enjoying It More: The Naches Loop Trail
On To Be As One: People travel far and struggle hard
On Surprising Occurences: The appearance of halos
On My Dwelling Place in the Mountains: Thanks, Bonita, for putting me there
On the Baha’i Children’s Class on South Wilkeson Street: Hilltop will never be the same
On Using Their Hands to Speak from the Heart: More video clips from the Baha’i assistants meeting
On Cooperation and Obediance: Written in soap on the bathroom mirror
On Community Building through BBQing: The devotional at Coach Charles & Kim’s
On Reflecting on the Reflection Meeting: The Pierce County Baha’i Area Teaching Committee meeting
On Free Baha’i Music For Download: TaliaSafa with some helpful links
On Photos from the Baha’i Assistants Meeting in Bellevue: Dutiful and joyful
On Winning Cooperation: Help is needed
On Another Reason Why Poor People Suffer: Nutritious food costs so much more
On Baha’i Feast Perfection: Dancing in the Kitchen
On Again Moments: Ethnic Fest and the life of the spirit
On With Just an Evening Stroll: Feel a part of the fabric of humanity
On Hey Big Brother: Wanna go for a little ride?
On Virtues Extolled: Renee returns from a homevisit
On the Baha’i Program of Growth: Expansion and consolidation that is demonstrable
On Semi-Pro Players Prayers: Profoundly moving
On Closed for Repairs: Disappointment and the frustration of hopes shall surround the people from every direction
On Mature and Experienced Baha’is: Responsibilities shouldered
On Can’t Stand the Heat: Potlatch camp cook
On at the Height of Summer: Escaping the Heat in the Olympics
On the Keys to Family Survival and Resilience: Spirituality and social support
On We Follow Her Path to Brazil 2016: A hop hop long jump and other amazing feats
On Can’t Make It to Ethnic Fest: Others come in my stead
On God’s Flower Garden: Kids and families at Tigers practice
On an Abundance of Zucchini: Many a harvest shall be gathered
On Sunshine, Blue Skies, Black River: How much a gleam of sunshine is prized
On Schools Out Washington: Supporting youth development
On Now That the Football Season Is Over: Continued service
On Zeke Bans Kids from Playing Football at Salishan: And knows Lisa
On Kushari in the Wind: A bit of Egypt in Eastern Washington
On See More in a Small Space: The conservatory in Wright Park
On Putting That Ruhi Book 5 Training to Work: Between two volcanoes
On Coming Home: One family, one home
On Outsiders in Their Own Land: Academic conference explores “othering” of Iranian Baha’is
On Why So Many Baha’is in Faraway Places: Why so many Baha’is in Phoenix?
On Tools to Transform Neighborhoods & Villages: Deepening theme flipbooks & other materials online
On Postage Stamps in the Netherlands Depict Victims of Human Rights Abuses in Iran: Including Mrs. Sabet
A Whole New World: Rahmat starts a new life
On Looking for Baby Moses: Matt & Ruhiyyih in the rushes
On This Great and Mighty Wind of God: It’s cleansing force is increasing with every passing day
On Conquering the Summit: From which alone they can catch at glimpse of the future glory of their destiny
On From the Beaches of Brazil: An appeal to Iran
On Light That Is Perfect: Camping along Lower Crab Creek
On Prayers for the Community: Jaylen and Coach Charles with the children of Salishan
On a World of Sharing: Sprouted fenugreek in the house
On My Andrew Wyeth Painting: Bonita’s world
On Finding Our True Selves: Training human souls that their angelic aspect may overcome their animal side
On In This Day, Baha’u’llah: Happy are those whom the all-glorious Pen was moved to remember
On U2 Can Find Family With God’s Camera: Zoomin’ good!
On More Nature: More nature
On a Tablet for Ahmad: And Tim’s famous waffles
On One Nation – Imagination: A message from the heavens to earth
On an Amazing Sculpture: By touching various sensors immerse themselves in an unknown world.
On This Is a Teacher: I make my classroom a place where all my students feel safe
On Celebrating the Invaders/Tigers Coaches: Tireless and selfless
On Celebrating the Virtues of Dad: And the attibutes of God
On ‘Abdu’l-Baha in the Kitchen: Cooking as service
On Our Community Grows: 17-year-old registers as a Baha’i
On Faces in the Crowd: Really, it’s all family
On the Flora and Fauna of Katy Lake: Thralls of its dominion
On Most Viewed Music Videos: An eclectic Baha’i-inspired mix
On Coach Charles & BJ at Our Team Meeting: Bringing Junior Youth Spiritual Empowerment Program to the Invaders/Tigers community
On After the Spring: Summer comes with its fullness and fruitage spiritual
On a Few Feasts Ago: Quite real and very wonderful
On Coach Juan Has His Priorities Straight: What we can learn from stories
On the Spiritual Laws of Prosperity: The Baha’i Faith is not a religion that calls for poverty in this world
On Tossing the Football Around: Two Tacoma Tigers
On Arising to Serve: It’s what Baha’is strive to do
On Channel 4 News at 4 & 6pm: Tierra Crockrell, trackstar
On What We Did After Practice: Coach Charles and his fellow Baha’is go to Feast
On Thou Comest from the World of Holiness: Make your heart not the home of fleeting fancies
On At the Mouth of the River: These are they whose heavenly River is Thy love
On All Things Made New: God will renew the “City of God”
On Hiking Illahee: Finally flowering spring
On As Candle After Candle Is Lighted by the Hand of Providence: A light casts its beams upon a myriad initiatives
Opon Being Suddenly Prosperous: Walking with humility
On a Song for Rose: On close to her birthday
On Recent Guidance from the Universal House of Justice: The Five Year Plan 2011-2016
On the First Meeting, Ruhi Book 2 Baha’i study circle: In yellow
On Andrew Says Allah’u’abha: We’re all family
On Wanted: A few radiant servants to assist in the moral education of children
On Found on Facbook: Istvan Dely’s ORA TAMBÓ
On Pictures Taken in a Local Buddhist Temple: With soundtrack
On It’s the Families Who Give Meaning to Invaders Football: We all hunger for unity in this world
On a Learning Culture: LIsa has a question
On Elections at Ridvan: All kinds of elections
On Where to Find Good Tripe in Tacoma: Our community is becoming more diverse
On Managing Depression: Maintain spiritual practices and seek professional help
On Taking Detours: And choosing God’s way
On the Baha’i month of Jalal (Beauty): Jamie Frank invites you to see a photo set on Flickr
On Comedians Have Credibility: Celebrity has its benefits
On Nayriz: Official site of AWAKENING: A History of the Babí and Bahá’í Faiths in Nayriz
On a Celebration of Easter: A devotional program of Baha’i Writings
On Pastor’s Kids and Gospel Music: Conversations at practice
On Illahee Hiking: Best video
On Karen Interviewed: You don’t see a lot of women who run football
On More on Baha’i Nettie J. Asberry: The first African-American in the United States to receive a doctorate degree
On Why So Much Football Has Invaded Baha’i Views of Late: It’s the social space I’m exploring
On Rearranging How You Look At Things: Unintended consequences
On Supporting Kids in the Community: Through UTYA football
On How We’re Feeling Right Now: Praise be the Lord!
On Another Message from the Teaching Front: The Jr Youth are getting the new neighborhood homework room in my house painted
On Getting a Little Help: Team culture
On Rocky’s Joyous Letter: Counting his blessings
On Thanks to Kim’s Mix CD: I’m young again
On Participating in the Prevalent Discourses of Society: A conceptual framework
On Out of Egypt: Baha’is offer an open letter to their fellow citizens
On Alden Penner: Odes to the House
On Photos for the Month of Jalal: Glory, glory! Hallelujah!
On Holding Regular Devotions Before Football Practice: Support from a Tacoma Tiger
On We Could Have Gone Shopping: Alternatives to a materialistic existence
On Spring Trying to Disguise Herself: Like this robin
On Ten Months in Prison for Having a Facebook Page: Arrested for being a Baha’i
On the Intensive Baha’i Expansion Campaign Is Supposed To Be Intense: Goal achieved
On Passing Yarns: The white man who can dance is black
On Racial Amity: An inspiring photo
On National Race Amity Conference in June 2011: Baha’i-inspired
On Bending Natural Laws to His Will: Man flies through the air and floats on the sea
On What Happens At Football Practice Doesn’t Stay At Football Practice: We learn of another Baha’i in our cluster
On Sun on Sunday: Prayers at 1:30 Practice at 2
On Hello to the Na Na Philosophy: Na na na na, hey hey hey, goodbye
On Eat Ye, O People, of the Good Things Which God Hath Allowed You: Wondrous bounties
On Martha Root: Rare audio clip aired on Radio Prague
On the the Hundreds Who Gathered at the Funeral of Ashraf Khanjani: 18 photos
On Giving Back All the Love That Has Been Given Them: From playing to coaching
On Having a Bad Hair Day: An ode to ‘fro
On the Ayyam-i-Ha Wedding Reception Art Appreciation Pizza Party: Reprise
On Looking for Someone: Is thinking in an integrated and coherent way about the process of growth
On Naw Ruz at Tim and Deb’s: Eh?
On Introducing Math Concepts At a Very Early Age: Measuring with ribbons
On the Junior Youth Spiritual Empowerment Program Comes to Pierce County: Youth become builders of unity and champions of justice
On Why Baha’is Love Samoa: The temple and King
On It’s Not Football: Men in short pants scrumming at Stewart Heights Park
On Mysterious Man with Mustache: And tuba
On Still Together in Poulsbo: Baha’i study circle goes on the road to complete Book 1
On The Naw Ruz Photos: Coming
On Prayers for the Coach Charles’ Grandfather: And best wishes to the Invaders
On the Diversity That is Tacoma: Evident at Stewart Heights Park
On Dinner for Irene: Toby’s mother is honored at Spirit House gathering
On the Diversity That is Tacoma: Evident at Stewart Heights Park
On Ain’t No Big Dog: Coming to bite you
On Small Group Study: So comforting
On the Great Importance Attached to the Mother’s Role: She is the first educator of the child
On Another of the Myriad Social Spaces Within Which To Build Community: Work
On Tales of Perseverance and Triumph: Death is a messenger of joy
On Call It Good: The Arabic word Bahá’ (بهاء ” splendor” or “glory”)
On Reflection Meetings in Tonga: Parents automatically bring their young ones
On President Obama’s Mention of the Baha’is: In his annual Naw Ruz message
On the End of the Notion of Football As Militaristic: It’s official
On Words of Wisdom from Coach Gwen: Calm down
On the Unbelievers and the Faithless: Their minds set on four things
On Liam Leads Us in Song: A’ Soalin’
On It’s What’s for Dinner: I’ll take it
On a Divine Spring: The earth of existence moved and the material world was put in motion
On Devotions Before Football Practice: Calling to our aid those spiritual forces upon which the efficacy of our individual and collective efforts depends
On Prayers for Japan: A devotional program
On the Benefits of Fasting: Spiritual and material
On Be a Fan: Stand in the rain
On Blame It on the Bossa Nova: Family-friendly Tom’s Terrific Trio Tropical at the Greener Bean
On Three Stacked Pyramids: The voice of experience is honored in a learning culture
On KC’s Recommendation: Hidden Word songs from a West Virginian mountain man
On the Baha’i Institute Process: A retrospective of posts
On a Chance to Serve in an Official Capacity: I’ll keep the camera running
On Everybody in This Picture Is Fasting This Year: Boys to men and goodbye to Aunt Matilda
On Prayers for the Fast: Not in prayer book
On Developing the Power of Expression in Youth Aged 12 to 15: Change Bucket
On the Baha’i Month of Loftiness … Ala: If only those pesky circles of confusion would just calm down
On She Works with the Likes of Jimmy Page and Michael Jackson’s Guitarist: Her latest video, “Citizen of the World”
On All She Wants to Do Is Camp: May the earthly world become a camping-place for the heavenly hosts
On New Things Made Old and Vice Versa: Uniting the past and present, the ancient and everlasting
On After the Downpour: Take a hike
On the Eve of the Fast Feast: The Tacoma community is beginning to sing like South Carolina West
On the Skookumchuck Habitat Wildlife Management Area: Calmness away from the turbulent river
On the Passing of James Nelson: Two decades as chairman of the U.S. Baha’i National Spiritual Assembly
On a Renowned Asian Developer Embraces Religion: She has her priorities straight
On a Bigger Deal Than Turning 21: Turning 15
On the Tacoma Invaders Football Club: Helping out, building community
On Local Baha’is Meet With Our Congressional Representative: The violations of human rights by the Iranian authorities shall not go unnoticed
On My Ayyam-i-Ha Mix of Baha’i-Inspired Music: Supporting Baha’i musicians
On Hearing that Rocky and Zee Are Going on Pilgrimage: Listening to Red Grammer’s intoning the Tablet of Ahmad
On World’s Most Typical Human: Looking to Asia and the Indian subcontinent
On If Jesus Can Fast For 40 Days: Then I can fast for 19
On the Chance to Share Faith: All I have to do is teach and the message does the rest
On Fasting and Diabetes: Not all type 2 diabetics need to be exempt from Baha’i fasting
On Praying for Change: So Baha’i
On a Junior Youth Group Service Project: Yes, baking cookies
On a Home of Laughter and Mirth: God loves laughter
On We’re All Relatives: At Tim & Deb’s family Ayyam-i-Ha
On Hiking Illahee: In a dusting of snow
On Active Baha’is in the Neighborhood: And on the web
On I’m Feeling Lucky: Click on Baha’i Views / Flitzy Phoebie Flickr collections
On No Saint Nick at Ayyam-i-Ha: But Baha’is galore UP ON THE ROOFTOP in Bangalore
On the Brain is Shaped By Experience: And the most powerful experiences are relationships
On What Does the Orange Revolution Say About the Jasmine Revolution? Democracy alone doesn’t change hearts
On Ayyam-i-Ha Parties Around the Globe: Thanks gadget
On a Photo from Tim and Deb’s Ayyam-i-Ha Party and Funny Gift Exchange: Be afraid, very afraid
On To My Internet Friends: Happy Ayyam-i-Ha!
On Canoeing Chickens at Glen Cove: We’re not snow geese, Tom
On Eric Harper, the Album: If we don’t find a way to get along, we’ll go missing in the dark
On Photos from Kay & Jim’s Baha’i Wedding: Birds of love
On Baha’i Study Circle at Farhad and Bricelda: Still ooohing and aaahing
On the Message of the local BNASAA Friends: Gay or straight, Baha’u’llah’s love is unconditional
On the Need for Collective Security: An idea whose time has come
On 19th Century Victorian Decor: For celebrating timeless religion
On We’re Doing Our Walks Memorizing Prayers: The reliance on the Word of God
On the Growth of the Baha’i Faith in the Dominican Republic: Every day the Baha’is over there are going out teaching
On Arriving in Dallas to Take a Shot at the American Dream: And for the first time experiencing religious freedom.
On Making My Top Five Baha’i-Inspired Songs List: TaliaSafa everyday
On Jim Becomes a Baha’i: In his own words
On Eat of the Good Things of Which God Had Allowed You: Deprive not yourselves from His wondrous bounties
On National Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day: May 3rd, 2011
On Jon: A Baha’i and just cool in general
On Del Comes to Devotions: Spiritual conversations lead to friendship
On Seeing the World Upside Down: From blah to aah
On Advancing the Frontiers of Learning: The Baha’i institute process
On the Verdure of the Earth Is For Everyone: Nature conservancy
On A Hét Völgy & Tárnoki Beatrix: Baha’i music from Hungary
On May God Protect Egypt and Her Decent People: حماها الله وشعبها الكرام
On Dominion: Jaimie Frank’s photo set for the Baha’i month of Mulk
On There Are People Hurting: Transformation is not possible if we operate at comfortable distance from the problems of the world
On an Ode to Ooooh: Whack
On ‘Abdu’l-Bahá in Egypt: The atmosphere prevailing in Cairo at the time opened a way for frank and searching discussions
On Studying the Letter: The textual basis for what, how, and why we Baha’is do what we do
On Seeking Solutions for Iran: Keeping a spotlight on violation of international human rights standards
On Rulers: Unitedly arise for the reformation of this age
On Jim Declares His Belief in Baha’u’llah in Uganda: Great news, great move!
On a Sin-Covering Eye: Finding that lovely detail about the other person
On Baha’i Community Choirs: Best album
On Drive-By Teaching As Not the Future of the Faith: Listening more, talking less
On New Music: Acompáñame
On Singing and Dancing Enhance Baha’i Devotions: Like hot sauce on a taco
On Party Like It’s the Chinese New Year: Tacoma’s Baha’i Feast of Mulk
On Racing to the Top: Russ Salton & Friends at Mandolin Cafe 011
On Pain: It does me no harm and causes me to grow
On a 9-Pointed Star on a Tombstone: Eddie died in Baghdad
On Enayat Comes to Devotions with His Santur: The friends should meditate in a manner left entirely to the individual
On a Bookmark for Haifa: The joy of Baha’i pilgrimage
On the Tom of Tom’s Trio Tropicale: Can facilitate study of a Baha’i prayer with heart-felt depth and power.
On a Space Has Been Created: The Agency of the Baha’i Reflection Meeting
On How Baha’is Are to Change the World: By being friends with people, which doesn’t always come easy
On Good Planets Are Hard to Find: Striving to improve it by overcoming the insistent self
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On Baha’i-Inspired Music by Katharine Key: A live performance of “Plexiglass”
On After Quiet Shoes: Isaac Olsen’s next movie was begun while at Louhelen
On Baha’i-Inspired Music by Katharine Key: A live performance of “Plexiglass”
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On High Flying Baha’i Youth: How are we expected to measure distances over the water?
On Passing the 100,000 Site Views Mark on Posterous: Thanks!
On Power to the People, Photos for Sultan: God from everlasting was love, justice, power
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On Martin Luther King Day: Celebrated at the Dome and at home
On Race and Religion, 1941: On my mind this MLK Day in 2011
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On Celebrating World Relgion Day: Visiting friends of Washat, Shaker, and Medicine Dance to share our respect with them
On Hiking Illahee in Winter: It’s winter
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On Excused From Baha’i Childen’s Class: If you don’t like the virtue
On Inspired By Baha’i Yuut: The puzzled look on his face was part of his realizing that he’s starting to make his own decisions
On a Work in Progress: Baha’i Cluster Reflection Meeting photos, here and there (Deutschland)
On Huffington Post Covers Baha’i in Violent Times: In unity is security
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On Pierce County Push Pins: Going into Cycle 22
On Technology: Changes not only the functioning but the conception of society, indeed of existence itself
On Saturday Night: A good night for Russ Salton and Friends
On Striving to Be Darlings of the Baha’i Cause: Accompany, Reflect, Learn
On BJ Is Back: Meaningful tasks, memories for all time
On Rowing, Hiking, and Yoga: Addressing the chronic diseases of the wealthy West
On Gotta Get Away? Done That Already: Ready for our Baha’i collective teaching campaign
On the Nature of Us: Finding the Divine in writing
On Lives Lived: There is no honor, except what God may please to bestow
On the Baha’i Feast of Honor: Souls, young and old, willing to learn and grow
On Ruhi Crafts: A website dedicated to the role of artistic endeavours in the advancement of Baha’u’llah’s cause
On Immigration: Tell the rich of the midnight sighing of the poor, lest heedlessness lead them into the path of destruction
On Being Lifted Up to Such Wonderful Heights: Studying the letter from the Universal House of Justice
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On Frangos and Study Circles on the Eve of Christmas: Christians in Bethlehem and Baha’is in Haifa
On Nothing Like Gunfire to Make You Hike Faster: And other reasons to buy a Hummer
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On Outdated Medicine for Mankind: Old religion, should be discarded
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On iMemorize for iPhone and iPad: 5000 quotations on religion/spirituality, philosophy, historical figures & inspiration
On Serve, Blog, Link: My endorsement
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On an Expanded Online Presence of Baha’i Video Material: And all downloadable
On Remembering Ruby Gubatayao: Tsimshian elder
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On Jamie’s Appreciation of the Baha’i Month of Masa’il: A well-aimed question has been known to bring fortresses of fundamentalism crashing to the ground.
On Studying “Prayer” During Ruhi Book 1: Intone the verses
On What’s in Rocky’s Heart: Meditations on the anniversary of his mother’s passing
On Core Strength Training: The Baha’i core activities for football players
On Fitting in Exercise: Walking during the noon hour
On a Story About Larry Kramer: This is where you belong at whatever age
On an Open Letter to the Iranian Judiciary from the Baha’i International Community: Everything your country overtly professes to seek on the world stage is contradicted by your treatment of your own people at home
On O God, Make Me a Brilliant Star: Jayren from Salishan feted at football banquet
On a Visit to Ferngully: Look, what do you do all day? Help things grow.
On What Is Envisioned: Many people want to transform their community in ways that align with the Baha’i teachings
On Happy Holidays: I’m not even going to make a fuss
On Making an Investment in Youth: Giving direction to the day
On an Invitation to the Random Hacks of Kindness, Dec 4th, Bangalore , India: RHOK on
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On About Me’s: Getting back to where I once belonged
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On Go Figure Baha’i Girlfriend: She will defend Islam and excoriate me for criticising it
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On Consider the Wind: Remembering Baha’i Feast under the Twin Trees of Jefferson Park
On Discourse With Switchblade: Pastor put-down as neo-Bahá’í
On How the Baha’i Faith is Protected from Division and the Formation of Sects: Websites devoted to the Baha’i Covenant
On Photos for the Month of Qawl: Good speech is like the sun which has risen from the horizon of the heaven of knowledge
On a National Day of Listening: Making November 26th even more signficant
On Baha’i Youth: Cheering them on on Facebook
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On the Gift of Rocky Stories: It makes our Thursday evenings special
On Baha’is Striving to Be of Service: Regardless of the costs
On Gwen Is Looking for Junior Youth Animators: You don’t have to be a Baha’i to be one
On Facebook Is Candy: Don’t put this on your blog
On the New Atheism: A Baha’i Perspective
On a Lyrical Devotional Meeting: Thank you, Kat
On Pics of the Recent Junior Youth Conference in Bangalore: In synergy
On Rochelle: Baha’i concert harpist
On Kat’s Classic Album Comes to CDBaby: Placed on a satin pillow
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On for the Holy Day: Bonita said that turkey sandwiches are best on white bread
On In Heaven With Harp: Baha’i holy day observance transports 50 people out of this world
On For the Baha’i Holy Day: Concert Harp Music
On Rachel Price’s Disarming, Forthright Vocals: Right on Lake Street Dive
On Haiku about the Salishan Kids: Found in my gmail
On Shedding the Lethargy: Light upon light in a graveyard
On a Relaunch of Baha’i Blog: Sort of a granddaddy of them all
On the People With No Camel: If a Baha’i is murdered, no camels apply
On the Coming of the Fall Season: Prayers for the departed
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On a French version of the Baha’i Prayer “Remover of Difficulties”: By the Montreal based band The Hidden Words
On Baha’i Plays Role With Council for a Parliament of World Religions: Robert Henderson elected a new Trustee
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On Staying in the Middle of “It”: Photos for the Baha’i month of Qudrat (Power)
On Watching Out for a Colt-like Atmosphere on Oprah’s OWN: Especially if Rainn Wilson takes SoulPancake there
On What Bonita Told Our Elected State Official: Truthfulness is the foundation of all human virtues
On Rocky’s Halloween Birthday: And Baha’i devotional
On Blogging Is So Yesterday: Like Halloween
On Richard Mirkovich: His talks were full of practical daily applications of the principal of service to humanity
On Pursuing One Another Around the Board Answering Questions on Spiritual Topics: For game Baha’is
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On Whether to Invite the Neighbors: The Baha’i campus club does it for me
On Me and My No. 1 Son: Ruhullah
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On I Am a Bristle Block Booster Baha’i: A quiet constructive-type toy for children attending devotional meetings
On Every 19-Year Old Girl’s Dream: Being chased by piglets while doing Baha’i service
On Proof that Tacoma is Becoming a Child-Centered Baha’i Community: Saving ourselves from extinction
On How to Spend One’s Saturday: Baha’i teaching or lying up in bed
On Babies, Brains and Relationships: Some take-away messages
On Cluster 19′s Teaching Campaign THIS weekend: I’ll be there
On It’s Dizzy Gillespie’s B-day: Is he the most famous Baha’i musician?
On Salishan Children Come to the Baha’i Holy Day: In a neighborhood like the one in Shiraz
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On Disability and the Soul: Baha’is host book launch
On Rainn in Seattle: Then to L.A. for SoulPancake the book
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On Taking a Moment to Get the Big Picture: What’s the focus of Baha’i study classes?
On Forced to Leave: Fanaticism drives Baha’is from the homes in Iran past and present
On Our 21st Baha’i Intensive Program of Growth: Moving towards maturity
On a Photo Set for the Baha’i Month of Ilm or Knowledge: Mental ablutions
On Baha’is Prevented From Opening Businesses and Other Stories: Being Baha’i in Iran
On Historical Salishan: Before Baha’i core activities came to the neighborhood
On Increasing the number of Baha’i Study Circles and Potential Tutors: Goal of our expansion campaign
On After L.A: Kat Key music coming to Seattle
On Holly Reinhorn’s Interview on ABC News Radio: The ABCs of Baha’i
On Baha’i Musicians in the World: Probably a whole lot more than admit it
On Valerie and Cornelia at Baha’i Devotions: In depth spiritual conversation
On What Bonita Likes About Facebook Today: Her twin sister joining
On the “Assisted Living” Baha’i Reflection Meeting: Working in the crawl space of life with an eternity to go
On Guest Coming to Thursday Night Baha’i Devotions: Reflection meeting and football on Saturday
On Getting Our Business Done In Lakewood: Electing a delegate to go to the Baha’i National Convention
On Baha’i Comic Book Characters: Only one super-hero and no villains
On Connection, Not Competition. Our voices should call people together, not separate them
On How the Baha’i Concept of Religion Is Different From Existing Conceptions of the Term: Suheil Bushrui
On a Baha’i Pioneering Presentation Remix: Just push play
On the Baha’i Academic Education Forum: Dedicate the precious days of your lives to the betterment of the world
On It’s Sad That a “Big Dorky Guy” Has Ended Up the Faith’s Celebrity Hero By Default: Rainn says he’s not worthy
On All Through the Night: Uploading video to Flickr
On a Silicon Valley Neighborhood Baha’i Children’s Class: My neighbor joins me at church functions
On Getting a Bead on Belief: I am equally Jewish and Mormon, but way more Quaker with a pinch of Baha’i
On Addressing the Psychological Conflicts of Youth With Meaning and Purpose: Baha’i junior youth groups appreciated
On Images From the Feast of Mashiyyat: Remembering the Feast orchid
On Dreams and Their Interpretation: An analysis in the Baha’i religion
On Jamie Frank’s Photos for the Month of Mashiyyat: The Baha’i teachings extol the supremacy of God’s Will
On DJ-ing for a Bonifide Baha’i Barn Dance: The high points
On Taking a Hike in the Neighborhood: A team building exercise in its own right
On an Offline version of iMemorize: Just released
On a Change of Address: Moving in support of the Plan
On an Alternative Reality to the Mourning of America: The Destiny of America
On 25, 10, and One: Healing the world, a soul at a time
On Breaking a Record for Consecutive Paddles: And rain
On Not Being Cooperative: Try a different Baha’i Views
On Not Just Baha’is Are Involved in the Baha’i Core Activities: Development as a Baha’i focus
On Ten Tonight at Baha’i Devotions: Spiritual community building starts in our living room
On Abridged Hiking in Washington’s Channeled Scablands: Or the complete boxed set
On a How-To Video for Spiritual Community Building: The example of Fort Collins
On Camping at Coffeepot Lake: Tea, instead
On Photos for the Feast of Might: ‘Izzat
On 100 Years of Baha’i Spiritual Education: A new video from the Baha’i National Center
On Sticking It Out: And be not of those who doubt
On the Sports Kid on Cover: The ultimate illustration
On Trying to Keep Up: Bonita’s Already Told the Story
On Bonita Shops Cabela’s: All firearms must be inspected
On Rocky’s Other Granddaughter: Caring and sharing
On Amped Up to Study a Prayer With Someone: Andrene to the rescue
On What If My Friend Finds Out: So long afternoons at IKEA
On Gracing the Nine-Pointed Star: Immaculate and her radiant children
On Reading the Liner Notes to Lunar Drive: Baha’i black top techno, Pueblo trance and high desert trip-hop
On Summer School As a Seat of Baha’i Learning: Immaculate’s photos from the 2010 Western Washington edition
On Honorable Souls Building Community: A persian lady of about 80 years old had her children class at the park (with 19 participants)
On the Conduct and Manner of Baha’is: We should become so forgiving
On Music That Is Not Happy Clappy: A reflective spirituality radiates from these settings of Baha’i sacred texts
On Canoeing the Columbia: Off the hook
On Hell As Spiritual Distance: Baha’i belief
On Baha’i Prayers and Songs in Hindi, English and Other Indian Languages: For free download
On Saying Hello to Young Lovebirds and Having Dinner with a Dipper: The trip home
On Appreciating Critters: And empowering the human race to assume the trusteeship toward which history impels it
On Musical Accompaniment: Do’ah with the windows rolled down
On the Salishan Children Say Thank You: Baha’i Assembly members feted
On We Are All Yaran: Friends, Baha’is
On a Baha’i Chalk Talk: The curve of growth
On Some Blogs by Baha’is: Starting a new list
On the View from Camp Nuclear: Power to the people
On Checking for Music Updates on Facebook: It’s almost 2011 already, people!
On River Banks and Marvelous Bones: God giveth, God taketh away
On Deciding to Stop Teaching Baha’i Children’s Classes: There is a Great Law of the Universe called “Ask and Ye Shall Receive”
On The Names of God: Jamie’s photo set for the Baha’i month
On Fanaticism: On interfaith matters, I am walking on sacred ground
On Derrick at Devotions: Some answered questions
On One Nation, One People: Tierra a guest at L.A. event along with Prince Ali and Michael Beckwith
On Going to Church Makes You a Christian: True or false?
On Baha’is and Blue Men: I don’t approve of chanting Baha’is blocking my way through public facilities
On Attending a First Baha’i Study Circle: It was interesting to tease out what certain words meant to each person
On O What a Glorious Day: How much it meant to our Salishan kids to go CAMPING
On Laughing During Feast: As devout as she was
On the Value of the Association for Baha’i Studies Conference: Feeling a presence of the Divine and a sense of unity
On 22 Video Clips from the Baha’i Children’s Retreat: Unedited and cute
On Tierra Touches the Sky: O God, make of me a shining lamp and a brilliant star
On What Baha’is Were Doing in Japan in 1925: Caring for kids
On After the Group Photos: Staying for ice cream
On Children’s Questions About God: Be ye as chldren
On the Most Musical City: Is it NYC?
On Rowshan: Celestial soul music
On Cognitive Distortions: Mental repair
On a Baha’i Children’s Retreat: Attended by a dozen children from Salishan
On Searching for Kiskadee: Links found
On Hot Fun in the Summertime: Bonita muscled us into our “parking spot”
On Kalthleen Comes to Devotion: It’s all about unity
On Seasons Start and Seasons End: It starts with boys and ends with men
On the Hardest Thing for Old Baha’is to Learn to Do: To offer a home visit first
On the Judicial Process Was Seriously Flawed: Contrary to Iran’s own national legislation regarding fair trial rights
On So Long, Farewell, Auf Wiedersehen, Adieu: Mothers move on
On Baha’i Acronyms Galore: Here today, but maybe something else tomorrow
On Washington Baha’i Core Teams Compare Notes: Growing confidence
On Timelines: Old and new
On My Evening Explorations in Music: Wonderment
On What If I Am a Baha’i: Then no, you can’t go
On Civil Discourse: A benefit to comment moderation
On a Found Baha’i: Grateful for community
On the Price to Pay: Iran’s standing in the world in the face of the “sentences” of Baha’i leaders
On Loving both Old School and Ruhi: Folks, it’s not ‘either/or’ but ‘and’
On the Clergy: Deserving of protection or an outmoded relic?
On the Tacoma Invaders Are in the Championship Game: Take it to the limit
On Googling ‘Ferraby Lionheart Baha’i’: All things made new
On Thou Hast Watched Over Me in the Heart of This Mountain: The evidences of Thy mighty splendour
On a Feast Letter Calling for Accompaniment: To whom is it addressed?
On the Powers of the Bodily Senses: Starbuck is a good sniffer
On Ferraby Lionheart and Rainn Wilson: Together at last
On a Spanish Author’s Discovery: A bridge between East and West
On Listen Up Baha’i Singer/Songwriters: On the fence
On Religion Is the Source of Order in the World: Religion vs. spirituality, Pt. 78
On Swim, Eat, Pray: Feast in Pierce Peninsula
On Chelsea & Kelsey: “Hey Ya” with ukeleles
On Play Some More Jesus Music: I played Chelsea-Lyne
On the Baha’i Feast of Kamal: Perfect love
On Photos for the Feast Day: Jamie Frank’s “Perfection”
On Baha’i Apps: A 12th application for Android just published
On Ethnic Fest As a Lesson: Paul Lample on teaching within the framework of the plan
On the Zen of Canoeing: Through the faculty of meditation man attains to eternal life
On Rocky’s Back With Stories: He said I was going to preach his funeral some day
On Tierra Is a National Champion: Junior Olympian
On Latinos in Twilight Country: Gente sin fronteras
On a Baha’i Wedding in Central Park: Congratulations to Schuyler & Kavisa
On Religious Truths Are Expressed Through Metaphor: Walking on water
On Big Bang Abandoned: The beginning that has no beginning
On Following Baha’i Content on Every Level: There is no “other level” that you inhabit when you believe in God
On The Evolution of Baha’i Websites: There is nothing unscientific in the assumption that a Creative or Divine force is at work in the world
On Baha’i Music & Music from Baha’is: bahainewsletter.co.uk
On How Can Feeble Reason Encompass the Qu’ran: Or the spider snare a phoenix in its web?
On What’s in Arlene’s Prayerbook: Unfold the drooping wings of every broken bird and start it on its flight
On Operating at the Most Local Level of Society: A trend away from churches, sermons and large crowds taking hold
On the Weather This Weekend: It’s Ethnic Fest time
On Nettie Asberry: The first African-American in the United States to receive a doctorate degree
On the 50th Convención Nacional Bahá’í de Bolivia 2010: Fifty years
On an Alaska-Salishan Connection: Visiting a village
On an Audio Track Added: Paul Lample’s talk, our faces
On O God, Refresh and Gladden My Spirit
On an Interfaith Prayer for the G8 World Religions Summit: Ever unite us
On This Month’s Flickr Batting Average: 1141 views a day
On Shoulder Pads and Nature Centers: Supporting children, building community
On All Through the Night: Latest videos uploaded
On the Best Collection of Baha’i Music Videos: The Baha’i-Inspired Music Listeners Club on Facebook
On Abdu’l-Baha in America: He spoke to 85,000 people
On Having Fun at Clara Dunn: Training ground for Northwest Baha’i youth
On We All Live in the Year of Sunday: So many things are in store for us.
On Hilltop in the Sunshine: A garden growing
On New Forces Reshaping Human Societies: Wikinomics
On Music in Montreal: Up on the Baha’i Center stage
On the Voices of Baha: Broadcast on the Indian Parliament Channel
On Growing Organically as a Cellular Cluster: Video proof of Baha’i life
On Yesterday’s Photos Today and Today’s Tomorrow: Can’t wait to get them up
On Working With Refugee Populations: Raising up spiritual communities
On a Family Fun Night Out: Jeff brings his boys
On the Grass of the Field: Wherein I satisfy my hunger for beauty
On What Will Happen in 2012: Superstitious people will become more superstitious
On New Camera, Better Video: To tell the story of our Baha’i teaching more effectively
On Getting Past the No’s: One never knows
On Kim Is Staying in Tacoma: Sing out loud
On the Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence: Requires an acceptance of ambiguity
On What Tongue Can Voice My Thanks to Thee: In this very room I declared my faith in Baha’u’llah.
On a Photo Set for the Month of Kalimát: I am a photographer because of my inability to use words well
On My Good News About My Being Hacked Today: It’s just a normal hacking situation
On Counselor Serrano’s Remarks Regarding Baha’i Expansion Campaigns: Teaching is part of a life of generous giving
On the Voices of Baha Choir: Their return to India
On Marie France’s Testimony on Direct Teaching: He asked so many good questions
On Blessed Is This House: The trappings of Baha’i family life
On a Story for Every Moment: Stories of Abdu’l-Baha in MP3 and on CD
On Counselor Serrano Visits Tacoma During Its Intensive: And guess what, he likes soccer
On Lasse Thoresen’s Latest: Innovative Opus 42 wins prestigious prize
On Baha’u’llah in Kurdistan: A Kurdish artist visits His cave
On a First Day Under Our Belts: To teach and support the needs of children in our neighborhoods
On One Tribe on the Holy Day: The friends gather at Lisa’s
On Newspaper Coverage of the Faith in Tacoma: Almost 100 years ago
On Eavesdropping on Social Media Sites: Keeping up with the latest Baha’i music news
On Ken Bowers in the Washington Post: We are one people created by God
On the Martyrdom of the Bab: The seed vouchsafed the opportunity to germinate and remanifest itself in a still more compelling revelation
On Buy the Baha’i-themed Albums: Give them to your friends.
On Neah Bay in August: A family and friends experience this year
On the Internal Dynamic Impelling Us to Change: One of the changing elements of the Cause are its teaching plans and strategies
On It’s Summer: Hot enough?
On Give Me Your Eyes: Open them to the hallowed beauty of the Beloved
On a Wilmette Baha’i Institute Offering: On Zorastrianism with Maneck, Stockman, and Buck
On a Unique way to Perceive the Ruhi Process: Spreading friendship
On Share This: That the truth will out
On a Ghost Town and the Baha’i Faith: A history lesson
On Polliwogs in a Pond: To life!
On Barbara Talley’s ‘The Best of Us’ Audition: Oprah’s search, you can vote
On Tacoma’s Greatest Accomplishment of the Five Year Plan: The Salishan children’s classes
On a June Grad: Jeff receives his certification
On the Carryin’ On At Robert & Lynda’s: Again this Sunday
On How to Roll Off a Block: The Tacoma Tigers prepare for life
On Smiling Along With Stories of Discovery: Lord made her a handful
On the Feast of Rahmat: Mercy, mercy me
On the Fading American Glory: Better opportunities for women elsewhere
On Hajji Anne: Photos from her Bahá’í Pilgrimage to Haifa, Israel
On a Zen-flavored Perspective: Sutton’s take on this Barnum and Bailey world
On a New Blog Is Born: Promoting early childhood mental health consultation
On Most Receptive to the Message of Baha’u’llah: Immigrant populations
On Casting the Nets: Or you can use castanets
On Father’s Day: Seek his good pleasure
On Incognito At the Baha’i Devotional: We’re all climbing Jacob’s ladder
On That Time in Tacoma: Rainbow found
On Quiet Shoes: Pictures of a premiere
On a Great Day: When i am pulling out twigs and leaves out my hair
On Last Week’s Football Footage: Tape delay
On the Doors Were Flung Wide Open: An end to ‘us’ and ‘them’
On a Room With a View: My office, my work
On All in One Place: JB, Kelly, MJ, Kat, & Caeli at the New Orleans House of Blues
On Illumine My Inner Being, O My Lord: With the splendors of the Dayspring of Thy Revelation
On a Last Reminder: The inspired parody, Quiet Shoes, premieres at the Rialto, Saturday June 19, 7:00pm
On a Lotus Temple Inaugeration Songs Reprise: Ravi Shankar composer
On There’s a Train A-Coming: People, are you ready?
On Buddhists, Sikhs, and Baha’is: A June 12th multi-religious devotional remembering the Baha’is in Iran
On Two Key Metrics to Gauge Stability in Islamic Societies: How women and religious minorities are treated
On First Baha’i Homeowner in Tacoma: Nathan Ward Fitzgerald is the correct answer!
On Attaining The Dynamics of Growth: Entire Baha’i photo series is online
On the Tacoma Invaders vs the Nothwest Terminators: The other football giving meaning to the human experience
On the First Baha’i Home in Tacoma: The homeowner met ‘Abdu’l-Baha in ‘Akka about 1902
On Poised to Censure: U.N. Rights Council prepared to name and shame Iran
On Soulpancake the Book: A spin-off from soulpancake.com to be published soon
On the First Baha’i Home in Tacoma: In fact, one of the first in the Northwest
On the Way Forward as a Baha’i Community: Each lover’s steps fall so differently
On Riding High in a Lowly Canoe: Paddling Herron Island
On Be Steadfast in Thy Cause: Photos by Michael Frank
On the DAWNING PLACE DEEPENING STUDY CLASS: Tarry no longer
On Definitions of Spirituality That Are Too Narrow: Baha’i is outside the box
On a Prayer for the Departed: Remembering Ernie Lobato
On a Devotional for Young Soccer Aficionados: Baha’i soccer
On Support from India: June 12th event for the Yaran in Madurai, India
On Maintaining the Health of the Body and Soul: Get some exercise, in nature
On Death, Eternity and Fibromyalgia: How to keep my end up here on earth
On Compromise As a Lost Art in American Politics: The world has a tough row to hoe to get to unity
On Top Requested Baha’i Song: I Loved Thy Creation
On the Attributes of Youth: An altruism, an acute sense of justice, and eagerness to learn
On the Circle of Security: Trustworthiness is the door of security for all that dwell on earth
On Enabling People of Varied Background to Advance on Equal Footing: That’s the Ruhi Institute Process
On Quiet Shoes: World premiere of full two-hour length movie by home-grown, Baha’i-youthful Tacoma filmmaker June 19th
On One Young World: Something I can never forget
On What It Is: Sometimes the light just steps up and makes you pay closer attention to things
On Rain in Eastern Washington: The wheat farmers love it
On Dad, They Will Build You a Raised Plot: So you can stand up and garden
On 40 Years in the Promised Land: Leaving this beautiful island
On a Research Project About the Baha’i Faith: Methodology & data analysis
On Ten Deadly Sins: Causes of contention and conflict in community
On Thursday Afternoons at Salishan: Baha’i children’s class
On Passivity and It’s Opposite: More reflections on the Ridvan Message
On the Adornment of the Superstructure of the Shrine of the Bab: 11,000 new guilded tiles will last two centuries
On a Persian Poetry Celebration in Tacoma: I’m thinking Persian roses & nightengales
On Finding Room for Football: The cadence of life
On Bruce Answered Questions: The Return was of the Christ Spirit, not of the man Jesus/Yeshua
On Baha’i Cast As an Infidel: What a concept for a movie
On He Was a Baha’i & a Lousy Liar: Surprisingly successful despite the handicap of honesty
On Paula Proclaims She Is a Baha’i: To avoid going to Mass
On Desert Experiences in Washington State: The perfections of God are like the sun, which is respendent in the desert
On Something Else for the International Media to Watch for on June 12th: Iran’s trial
On the Value of Being Sweet and Gentle: And asking tough questions
On a Community That Embraces: Baha’is in Lewis County
On Meditational Camping: Appreciating the clear guidance for Baha’is
On Remembering the Family of Man: Still amazed everyday
On Aspects of Contemporary Civilization: Uncivilized
On Gettng 3 Cooks Together at Baha’i Devotions: Food for the soul
On the Function of a Gardener: To till the soil
On We Are a Baha’i Community: Not a congregation
On Purity and Holiness: Cleanliness will conduce to spirituality
On Now You Can Fly: Virtual circumambulation of Baha’i sites via Google Earth and more
On Suicide: To end one’s life before the unfolding of one’s full potential
On the Prayer of a Righteous Man Avails Much: Rocky’s testimony
On Effective Approaches to Marital Conflict: Gottman’s got it
On a Ruhi Baha’i Study Circle Intensive: Amidst orchids and objects of art
On a Spiritual Place: Pause to wonder, stand rapt in awe
On Improving Outcomes for Young Children: Tend the young trees of the Abha Paradise
Rocky’s Pride & Joy: 8 year-old Tierra Cockrell breaks the world record for the long jump for her age group
On a Mighty Fine Looking Baha’i Building: In Hobart (not Indiana)
On Resisting All Iranian Social Pressures: To wear black on special occasions
On Expressions of Faith: Religion renewed
On an Appreciation of Water: Thanks be to irrigation
On Fit & Feisty: Bonita hauls in the canoe
On the Road for Baha’i Feast: Arlene kindly takes us in
On Spiritual Ideas: Classical rap
On Teaching More Than Two Religions By Teaching One Religion: Avoiding “mile wide, inch deep” religious education
On Natural Religion and Raw Foods: Non-mainstream views
On Call for Arts Proposals for Association for Baha’i Studies Conference: Gathering Aug. 12-15, 2010, in Vancouver, BC
On Cutline of the Day: Haircut as a performance at the SF Baha’i center open mic
On Baha’is in Devotion: They would sing songs even if nobody else knew the words to sing with them
On inter-faith relationships: The truth is, we can’t push someone to believe something
On an Open Letter to Last Stop Computer: I’m ready to go
On the Status of True Lovers: Replicating the prison conditions of the 7 Baha’i Leaders
On Coming to a Baha’i Feast Near You: All About Intensive Programs of Growth
On Baha’i Development in Rural Areas As Advocated by ‘Abdu’l-Baha: Self-sufficiency and self-reliance
On Laptop in the Shop: Time to memorize Baha’i Writings
On Consumer Culture: Subject of 2006 Baha’i-written song
On Studying the Ridvan Letter: This is a way to do it
On Living Simply: In the light
On the Power and Influence of Music in Our Communities: Dance, dance
On a Special Remembrance This Friday To Remember the Baha’is of Iran: Saying prayers, taking action
On a Trip to the Tri-Cities: Hanging out with the fam
On the Glow of Ridvan: And afterglow
On Going to Peggy’s House: For the art and chocolate cookies
On Roohey: Increase your capacity the safe & natural way
On Clerics Are Whispering: FIDES – VERITAS – LIBERTAS
On Walter Heath’s Music: True Christian love is where he comes from
On Further Study: Two Baha’i study circles
On Songs By Lorintha: Praise and worship
On the Children of Haiti: A new school launched, a Baha’i involved
On Spiritual Empowerment Is an Organic Process: Systematic, safe & sustainable collaboration by one tribe
On the Children’s Holy Day: Tacoma’s 12th Day of Ridvan
On Seeing the Tacoma Invaders In Action: They win big at their home opener
On a Youth Workshop on the Oneness of Humanity: For our colleagues in various companies
On Heart to Heart Is Now a FREE Web Link For the Whole World: Enjoy!
On Jeff & Sons Visit a Baha’i Children’s Class: Teaching peace all the world around
On Tacoma Baha’i History in the Raw: Video clips
On It’s a Trip: Seeing photos of Baha’i National Center staff from years past
On Exploring Baha’i Conceptual Territory: Coherence
On Happening Now: The U.S. Baha’i National Convention
On in Salishan: 2 Childrens Classes,1 Jr Youth Class, a Study Circle & a Devotional
On a Baha’i-inspired School Moves to Tiger Bay, Guyana: They said we would get mugged here, but we never did
On Being Interracially Married & Baha’i: But what most people really hate is that I am a mime
On the Feast of Ridvan: Images
OnRelease of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom’s 11th Annual Report: Baha’is in Iran endanged
On the Ninth Day of Ridvan: A Family Reunited
On Committing To Memory the Verses of God: Technique
On Abiding No Lines of Separation: Love and unity come hard when ye fix your gaze on otherness
On Back to the Future: Small towns, childhood memories
On Family Fun Night at Karen and Fredric’s: Be transformed
On a Song of the Season: The Festival of Ridvan
On Here Comes the Sun: Thanks, NASA
On Baha’i Homepreschooling: Montessori-leaning with a mix of Waldorf, Reggio Emilia and Froebel sprinkled in
On a Tablet of the Feast of Ridvan: By Baha’u’llah
On a Song For a Class on Vietnam: Stephie’s anti-war protest song
On the Design for the Uniting of All Peoples: The Circle of Light
On Just One Year Ago: Returning from Baha’i Pilgrimage
On Reflections on the 2010 Ridvan Message of the Universal House of Justice: Engaging in collective transformation
On Happy Earth Day, Fellow Earthlings: 147, 100 & 40 years ago, and today
On Tasting from the Ridván Stream: April 21st, 2010
On Tierra Conquers Phoenix: Two more golds
On the Friends Gather at Lori’s: Election night, Tacoma
On Ere the Hour of Dawn: The Garden of Ridvan
On Baha’i Election Tonight: Anyone going to the pdx baha’i center who would possibly be able to bring in my ballot?
On Gentle Religion & Bloody-Minded Persistence: The example of Mark Tobey
On Words and Learning: They do not matter a hang unless they bring about results
On Down the Mississippi Down to New Orleans: The honey suckle is bloomin on the honeysuckle vine
On Our 19th IPG Comes to a Conclusion: This weekend’s photos & last weekend’s stories
On Baha’i PowerPoints: Six by Rod Clarken
On a Children’s Class Celebration: The temple is built
On More Teaching Stories from Salishan: Bubbling joy and laughter
On Google: The Garden of Search
On Baha’i Houses of Worship: I’m a sucker for repeated pattern on things
On Meeting Live Over the Web: This mystery of inner meaning may be whispered only from heart to heart
In the Presence of a Spiritual Center: To which all can turn
On Morning Exercise: Songs walking east
On Deb the Discoverer: ‘You can ask her to come to any Baha’i event, she’ll sing’
On Kindle Thine Own Soul: New uses for the Kindle
On Surfing and Finding Faith: Tom Morey, 161 B.E.
On New Paradigms for Business: African solutions to African problems
On Lori Enters the Ranks of Door-to-door Teachers: ‘George showed up, now I’ve gotta go’
On FarmVille Introduces the Baha’i Lotus Temple: Part of the “Far East” collection
On the Baha’i Faith in Eqypt: El Baradei supports freedom of religion
On a Website Where Baha’i Expansion Learnings Are Shared: http://teaching.bahai.org
On Roxanne Saberi, Musician: Her CD includes a Baha’i song
On Dawn of a New Day: A radiant soul gives her report on Day Two of the Baha’i intensive
On Saturday Stories: The Baha’i friends debrief after teaching
On Our Maid Marion: Baha’i teaching in Salishan
On Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba Visits the Baha’i Temple in Delhii: Auspicious viewing
On Almost Every Rose There Is a Nightingale: In Shiraz in the spring
On Baha’i Teaching Via Skype: Call it a virtual fireside or home-visit
On One Tribe Y’all: Lisa sent you a message on Facebook
On First Weekend, First Light: First pics from our Baha’i intensive
On Getting to 9: Lisa did
On Buy Local: Support your global Baha’i musician, wherever s/he resides
On a Bonifide Winner: Robert Gillies
On Checking in With Charles: Two weeks to kick-off, two days to the IPG
On a World: Tracy Chapman, you don’t have to dream
On Serving the Campus Commnity: A University of Puget Sound study circle
On Movies Made in ‘Akka: Not just Exodus
On I Bought the Book & Couldn’t Put It Down: Shedding brilliant light onto lives
On Preparing for Baha’i Expansion: Doing some research
On a Patron of the Arts & a Baha’i: Anne Gould Hauberg
On the Shrine of the Báb Undergoing restoration: At night with 9-pointed star bokeh effect
On Between Judaism and Jainism: Baha’i
On Religion Is More About What We Love Than What We Think: Unitarian Universalists encouraged to “get religion”
On an End to Negative Talk: No, don’t, stop, quit, or not!
On the Wind of God: Lost In A Lost World
On the Transitory and the Eternal: Lotus in bloom
On Baha’i As a Religion I’m Drawn To: In spite of myself
On the 19th IPG for Cluster 19 WA: Say, who are the people in our neighborhoods?
On Lisa’s Baha’i Devotional: Stories from Yakutia and the next world
On a Change in Routine: Tacoma to Seattle & back
On Women At Their Craft: Designing Baha’is
On Roxanna Saberi on NPR: Locked up with Baha’is she came to admire and love
On Baha’i in Ghana: How we treat minorities reflects a lot about who we are
On a New Round of Study: Baha’i Study Circles
On the 5YP IPG Goal Surpassed: Council message to NW Baha’is released
On Great Baha’i-inspired Books for Free Download: Palabra Books
On Anonymity on the ‘Net: It’s not worth the paper it’s not written on
A Gallery Curated by Baha’i Views: Our response to plans
On a Baha’i-buzzing in My Ears: Live for the excitement
On An Evening in NYC inCommemoration of the 2nd Year Anniversary of the Imprisonment of the 7 Baha’i Leaders: Featuring a special presentation by Oscar-nominated Shohreh Aghdashloo
On Adding Fragrance to a Baha’i’s Life: I picked up my old job as a gardener
On Ready, Set, Go: Collecting hearts, no flickr-ing resolve
On Our Lucky 19th: Intensive cycle of growth soon to begin
On Abrahamic Faiths: Three, four, how many?
On Spring Rain: OMG
On a View from the Slope: The restaurant row is all aglow
On Bronze Plaques Found on the Street: Honoring an African-American Baha’i
On the Kitsap Olympic Peninsulas’ Early Childhood Mental Health Conference: Content and feeling tone
On the Tattoo of Freedom: For Samoans & for Baha’is
On People Who Don’t Come in Out of the Rain: Those who play spring football
On Becoming Persian Friendly: “Noorooz” recognized by U.S. Congress
On Rocky Stories: No 45, “My mother didn’t go to church but she was one prayin’ woman”
On Health Care Reform, Divisive or Not: In my town health care to minorities & the poor will improve
On Waywardness or Willingness: Will leaders, regardless of ideology, step forth & consult together
On a Baha’i Views Feeding Problem: Change feed to http://bahaiviews.posterous.com/rss.xml & http://bahaimusic.posterous.com/rss.xml
On Rocky Stories: No 117, “Feloria said to Zee, ‘Please come to my home & let me cook for you sometime”
On African & Gypsy Children Dance to Baha’i Music in Portugal: Thanks Maryam, Eric, & Paulo
On Reading Baha’i Stories to My Children: And other images from back in the day
On Baha’i Recommends Belief-o-matic: Site assumes no legal liability for the ultimate fate of your soul
On Taking Pictures While Driving: Beyond fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants
On Rejoice, Then, O Ye Beloved of the Lord: The billows of His rising ocean have scattered on every shore many a precious pearl
On John Hatcher: Baha’i talks on Vimeo
On PeerPapers: On Baha’i
On Baha’i Party People: Peaceful belly-dancers
On the Universal Affects of Coffee on Youth: Baha’i youth in Saigon, Vietnam
On Praveen in America: Follow his travels
On the Baha’i Faith Is Like… : A dill pickle
On Baha’i Knowledge Hunt: A light-hearted and fun way to increase knowledge about Baha’i topics
On the Clear Lake Trail: O Thou Whose face is the object of my adoration, Whose beauty is my sanctuary
On the Pierce Penninsula Naw Ruz Celebration: At Rocky’s place
On Twitter Naw Ruz Updates: Easily more than 140 characters are extending you their greetings
On Miley Cyrus Was Not At Our Naw Ruz Celebration Today: But Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah! one Charles and two Liams were
On Check Your Favorite Baha’i Blogger: She has a Naw Ruz greeting for you
On the Eve Day of Spring: Happy Naw Ruz
On Creating Your Personal Learning Network: Bloguea
On Meeting on HIV & AIDS This Weekend: Some 40 Baha’i, Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jewish, Muslim and Sikh religious leaders will meet
On an Inspirational Message from Wiccans: Probably no problem for Baha’is
On a Change Will Come: A Baha’i video utilizing Animoto for a Cause
On Uses for Baha’i Brochures: I just love incorporating sewing into my layouts
On the Rhythm of the Movement of Baha’i Pilgrims: Cause me to taste, O my Lord, the divine sweetness of Thy remembrance and praise
On World in Motion: How long will it be ’till we’ve turned to the tasks & the skills that we’ll have to have learned
On When the Helicopter Comes: The dead gonna wake and sing and roll their bones in the grass
On Coming Full Circle: With thanks to some great websites by Baha’is
On Naw-Ruz as a New Beginning: Spring forth
On the Revelation of the Word of God: The only true miracle
On We’ve Got the Cluster Covered: Four Parties for Naw Ruz
On Hummingbird, a Song Cycle: Amazing that is was one of the duo’s biggest hits
On The Area Teaching Committee’s Fast Meeting: Visualizing community and seeing our neighbors
On Studying the Book of Nature: With two feet
On Test Your Baha’i Knowledge: One world, many answers
On Coffee or Tea: It’s no party anymore
On Red-tailed Hawk Worships @ Baha’i Temple: We all should
On Co-workers As Friends: Hanging out, no flash
On Baha’i Junior Youth Groups: An antidote to pain
On Thin to Thick: Changing descriptions of Iran, pre- & post-1979 and now
On I’m a Fan of MHeister: 95 fans
On New Uploads on Alsina Baha’i: ‘Abdu’l-Bahá mi héroe
On Russ Salton & Friends @ The Mandolin Cafe: Tonight
On Oh God: 95 times
On Grandpa Is Not a Wizard: He’s a Baha’i.
On a New Baha’i from the ‘Hood: Charles officially registers
On Educational Discrimination in Iran: I am still not disappointed, because I know the people of Iran hear our voices
On a Benefit of the Baha’i Fast: More interesting dreams
On the Spiritual Environment of the World Today: As a wall plastered over with layers of posters for bands that have played
On Acts of Charity for Baha’is: In order the whole year
On Wedding Dates to Avoid: But not New Year’s
On Facebook as a Consolidation Tool: And a place to declare one’s Faith
On Thanks, Lisa For Opening Your Home: Salishan has a center of attraction for hearts aglow
On Walking upon the Earth: Every man of discernment feeleth indeed abashed
On the Inspiration To Be a Comic: For Djalili, it was a Kahlil Gibran scholar
On What Playing Music During Baha’i Devotions Can Do: Visual proof
On How the Media Depicts Women: If I’d seen the ad, would I have bought it?
On a Book You Know You Need: Nineteen days
On A Song for the Fast, In These Times: Joan Armatrading
On Baha’i Apps Galore: 21 Baha’i iPhone/iPod apps including a Fasting app
On Andy Grammer: No punk
On More Coverage for Baha’i Grandpa Rocky’s Pride and Joy: Tierra Crockrell is featured on TrackMom.com
On the Baha’i Fast: A rich time for blog writing and blog reading
On the Photosets from the Ayyam-i-Ha Weekend: Diverse experiences
On Music for the Olympics Surrealand: United in celebration
On Nineteen Days, Dawns and Dusks of the Baha’i Fast: Again this year and in book form
On a Deepening For the Fast: Be as `Abdu’l-Bahá
On My Ayyam-i-Ha Saturday: Chocolate greetings
On New Commentary on the Events of the Day: Victor returns to his blog
On a Hammered Dulcimer Song for Ayyam-i-Ha: Plus limbo, hip hop & in Arabic
On Ayyam-i-Ha Is for Family: A time of giving
On Ayyám-i-Há Traditions: They’re in the making
On the Importance of Baha’i Stories: repeat them accurately, practice with your friends, list them, use them often
On The Fate of Baha’is in Iran: Were it not for international pressure…
On Skating and Stories Here: What YOU Doin’ For Ayyám-i-Há?
On Ye Are Even As the Fire: On the summit of Point Lenana on Mt. Kenya
For Gamers: For Ayyam-i-Ha
On Bill Gates Uses a Stock Photo for a TED Presentation: A picture of Baha’i World Center staff
On Digging Deeper for Tikkun Olam: The Baha’i faith reminds me so much of liberal Judaism
On New Original Songs From Elika: New harmonies and rhythms
On Doing Good on Kiva: The Baha’i team with the Flying Spaghetti Monster team right behind
On a Sunny Sunday: Getting in a visit
On the Size of the Baha’i Community in the World: Remarkably active & influential, despite the relatively small numbers
On Seeking a Universal Cultural Perspective: Baha’is like Baraka
On Getting Your Daily Dose of the Sacred Writings: HearTheWritings.com
On Black, Korean, Proud & Bahai: Tierra Crockrell, age 9, wins 4 gold medals at Junior Olympics
On Young Americans Less Religious Than Their Parents: What’s religious?
On Persecution of Baha’is in Iran: An Indian news channel’s coverage
On “Prayers for Haiti”: A multi-faith event at New York University
On Promoting Good Parenting Practices: Another service provided by Baha’i communities
On The Changeless Faith of God: Give me that old time religion
On an Australian Baha’i Singer-Songwriter Featured on Radio National: Rhythm divine
On One Father, Many Children: Judaism and the Baha’i Faith
On Mona and the Martyrs: The story in hip hop
On Asking When the Baha’i Fast Starts: In case I’m going to participate
On Hiking the Greenline Trail #6: A Capitol idea
On Radio Nur: Only world-wide, full-time Baha’i-inspired music Internet radio program
On Baha’i Participation on the Internet: Workshop content
A Web 2.0 … The Machine is Us/ing Us Mash-up: Mine or Professor Wesch’s?
On the Rocky Stories: Pentacostal pastor joins a Mormon church
On Planning for Another Devotional on the Hilltop: Walter Palmore’s preparation
On Celebrating the Culture of Yakutia: And a service project for the Makah Tribe
On a “Baha’is on the Internet” Workshop: James Eugene Frank’s iPhotos
On SIX Simultaneous Study Circles: In one Baha’i community
On 70% of the World’s Population Is Restricted from Freedom of Religion: New Pew study
On Audio-book Now Available: The Advent of Divine Justice by Shoghi Effendi
On Baha’i Karaoke Right Here: Reggae
On Interracial Marriage: Increasingly accepted
On the Key to Acquiring Virtues Is Through Relationship: The 99 names of God
On U.S. Baha’i Expansion Campaign Ahead of Schedule: Towards triumphs undreamt of
On More Thoughts on Avatar: No living neural network like Pandora, but the World Wide Web
On a Baha’i Married to a Mormon: Promoting the cause of religious harmony
On If Our Hearts Ain’t In it: Ain’t nothing much is gonna change
On a Product of the World’s Disequilibrium and Chaos: Joblessness
On For Her Birthday: I went and got saved by Jimmy Swaggart
On Strenthening Relationships in the Community: Junior youth transform an ordinary apartment lobby
On the North American Baha’i House of Worship: Chosen for America.gov pictorial
On Connecting up at the Top: Where all paths to God come together
Who dat? New Orleans Saints: When the Saints Go Marching In
On Rethinking Human Nature: Beyond the Culture of Contest
On 266 Pages of Blog Posts About Music: Global Voices
On the Correlation of Religion and Science: And Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin’”
On the Second Appearance of Baha’i Leaders In Court: Procedural only, no date set for future session
On the Desire for Material Possessions: In a song
On Special Devotions at the Baha’i House of Worship for North America: In support of the Bahá’í prisoners in Iran
On Special Prayers Offered This Weekend All Over the World: Global response, local news
On Baha’i humanitarian aid to Haiti: The medical team used the Anis Zunuzi Baha’i School as their headquarters
On Colegio Ridvan: Baha’i-inspired education
On Our Devotional Playlist: Teddy Pendergrass, Aaron Neville, and JC and Karim
On the Heavenly Food Is Needed: Be thou a server
On Kudos to a Dad and a Mom: Los Angelista’s
On Disintegration and Integration: Outworn institutions vs. new bases for collaboration
On Something More Astounding Than Winning a Grammy: Music with a message is well worth the investment of my lifetime.
On Views on Creation: I am quite curious abt the Hindu & Baha’i perspectives
On Making Sense of Religion in the Modern World: For community cohension
On Gardening Tips: Seeds endowed with potentialities such as had never been known in history
On Ye Are the Stars of the Heaven of Understanding: Eric Harper and Giti Najafi
On the Baha’is: From what I can gather, the basic gist is unity
On Baha’i-inspired Music: Group now on Vimeo
On Not Being Disappointed at the Time of the Great Disappointment: Quite interesting
On a Song Dedicated to the Seven Baha’is on Trial: This love
On Floor Mats to Israel: This guy’s from a religion, so I guess he’s all right, and I e-mailed him a quote
On Counting Crows: But first the numbers
On a Sleepy-Time Baha’i Devotional: Liam & Cornelia join us
On My Website Is the Internet: More true today that ever before
On a Hike in the Forest: Getting back in shape
On Increasing the Number of Baha’is Participating in the Instiute Process in Their Communities: Get down on it
On Baha’i Brilliant Stars in Cincinnati: Their version of “Pants on the Ground”
On the Influence of African-American Gospel on Baha’i Musical Expression: Done made my vow to the Lord
On a Willingness to Learn: Walking Together With Junior Youth
On Governing Ourselves With Justice: Bridging ‘us and them’
On Melodious Ruhi Study in the Living Room: And malloreddus-making in the kitchen
On No Theatrical Endeavor More Emotional Than This: The play “Mona” in current performance
On Gird Up Your Loins: Perhaps an illustration
On Bringing Our Intensive to a Conclusion: The 9th day
On the Spirit of the Age: Hitching our wagons to His star
On the Baha’i Process of Growth: One phase ends and another one begins
On More Baha’i-inspired Projekts and Artists: Chelsey-Lynn, Armin & Shahnam
On the Ebb and Flow of Baha’i Volunteers in Service in Haifa: Coming even from the midmost heart of the ocean
On Two Baha’is of Jacmel, Haiti: Moro Baruk and Paule
On Avatar Snubbed: But not for long
On a Heaping Portion: A music night for the soul
On Herb’s Backstage Photos of Sid Bulkin: “He was a great guy and even gave me drum lessons in 1950″
On Rita’s Passing: She enjoyed Baha’i fellowship
On Minority Religions in Israel: But no Baha’i community
On I Need….: 8 Days a Week
On the Summoning of Iranian Envoys: World opinion counts
On Missing the Blessed Beauty: What we learned from the Joshua Bell performance
On Tacoma Teaching Stories: Just compiled
On More from Cluster 19′s Intensive Teaching Campaign: Day 2 in pictures and videos
On an Upside to Recession: More time for Baha’i
On the SOHO China CEO: One of the great characteristics of the Baha’i faith is consultation.
On a Purpose-Driven Life: Got one?
On MLK Day 2010: Tacoma-style
On Beginning Our 18th Expansion Cycle: Tacoma Baha’is visit their neighbors in Hilltop and Salishan
On Prayers for the Yaran: Protect these Companions
On A Song for Martin Luther King Day: DJ Mehdi’s “I Am Sombody”
On Coach Charles, Baha’i teacher: Football & faith
On Baha’is in Haiti: Relief and assistance
On Art in Public: Bringing people together
On a Baha’i on Project Runway: She holds herself to the high standards of her faith
On the Best Ice Cream in Turkey: Sounds pretty cool
On Scapegoating, Ethnic Cleansing, and Canaries: The government of Iran on trial
On Prayers for the Yaran at Assembly Meeting: Gary’s house as a place of refuge
On Ruhi Book 4 in Bath: No fist fights
On the Universal House Of Justice’s Letter to the Baha’is of Iran: Through pure and goodly deeds, through commendable and seemly conduct
On Beginning Our 18th Cycle of Growth: The friends were spot on schedule
On Fear of Imminent Executions of Baha’is in Iran: The priests follow their true exemplar Yazid and spit in the faces of Hussein and Hassan
On Uunique Ben-Ar’ie’s First Baha’i Devotional: It doesn’t get any better than this
On the Passing of Yolanda Claros Romero: Remembering Baha’is in Cochabamba, Bolivia, 1971
On an Ode to Joy: When the going gets tough, make music
On the Alternative to Finders Keepers: Higher virtue
On the Ulitmate in Baha’i Ambiance: Blessed is the spot and the house and place were these DVDs are played
On A Room With a View: The Baha’i House of Worship in the distance
On Kahlil Gibran: Born this day, January 6, 1883
On Answer the Call: Blog the Faith
On Lessons from the Feast of Sharaf: How do you honor others?
On Religious Adherents That Remain a Challenge for Christian Witness: Among them, Baha’i
On Historical Analogies and Martyred Saints: Is it 1989 for Iran?
On Classic, Progressive, Psychedelic Rock: Ginger Trees’ Baha’i-inspired song New Day
On a Baha’i Song in Hindi: Mangal Mai Hai Vah Sthal (Blessed is the Spot)
On Identifying Your Perfect Songs: Perfectly arranged, evokes just the right emotion & lyrics matter
On Baha’i Devotions: Columbian-style
On Silk-pen.com: Baha’i talks and books for free download
On Purposely Engaging Others on the Internet: Obtaining the intended result
On Japan Will Turn Ablaze: I never thought there could be another great religion which teaches universal peace
On Increasing Views of Baha’i Photos on Flickr: Put them in sets and link
On Drawing Nigh to Baha’u’llah: Adib Taherzadeh’s gift for humorous and engaging storytelling
On Visiting the Market: To dance in the midst of the market-place is my desire
On the Equivalent for Baha’is to Singing, Playing Guitar & Keeping a Hula Hoop Up All At the Same Time: Sorta
On the role of Women in this Age: What some Muslims are saying about the role of Baha’i women as peace makers
On TUMBA Y QUEMA in Budapest and Salsa in Seoul: It’s a Baha’i world
On Building a New Civilization: In six slides
On Artists: They reveal how we may subvert our unexamined mechanistic responses to the world
On Carrying Out the Plan of God: I heard about a man one day who wasted not his time away
On Happy Hmong New Year: A performance from “Ntxhais Dej Dag,” aka Baha’i Club Hmong Dancers
On One People, One Jacksonville: I have broadened my own thinking about other religions
On the New Year’s Feast: The Baha’i Feast of Sharaf (Honor)
On Our Regular In-Home Baha’i Devotional on New Year’s Eve: It was a special night
On Another Fan of 大同 Khalil Fong: A Baha’i-brilliant star
On Old Crow Medicine: And the prophets take their places at the table when they’re called
On Devon Gundry Is a Meat Eater: Proof
On the Love for Family: Biological and Baha’i
On What Bestowal Could be Greater Than This: That one’s art should be even as the act of worshipping the Lord
On the Flight to Dar es Salaam: a crash course in Baha’i
On a Memorial to a Faithful Believer: After 99 years, 60 years as a Baha’i.
On Baha’is Move Online: Designing, making music, searching & blogging
On Photographs as News Items: 18 October 2009 – the trial that should have started today against seven Baha’i leaders
On the Call of Civilization & Building Peace in Pursuit of Justice: Moojan and Wendy Momen’s recent presentations now online
On Ruhi Book 3: Confirmation of the importance of the right kind of early childhood education & its importance in our work as Baha’is
On Baha’i Nabil Huening Is Famous in China: It’s more than his blonde hair and green eyes
On the Signficance of “Twin” for Baha’is: A meditation at Nisqually
On Music for Schools: Every school door is open
On 21 Days of Ruhi Study in Sikkim: Close to heaven
On Sacred and Classical Music for Children: Thanks, KC
On an Ode to Hair: May the hair of my head declareth the power of Thy sovereignty and might
On Hiking Snake Lake, Tacoma: We see around us the change of the seasons
On the Celebration! Congo Choir: Their 2005 visit to Louis Gregory Baha’i Institute
On Istvan Dely’s Manifesto: Reflections on the arts as powerful instruments to serve the Cause
On Baha’i-Related Endeavors Advertising on the Net: Targeting Baha’is
On a Taxonomy for Baha’i-inspired Music: For what core activity is it well-suited?
On Juxtaposition of Words and Images: Associating the Writings of the Faith with your creative endeavors on Flickr
On Bringing Thyself to Account: I became a Baha’i, despite every mess that would hold me back
On the Birth and Death of Jesus Christ: May we, likewise, offer ourselves in the threshold of sacrifice for the betterment of the world
On Posing the Question at Baha’i Study Circle, Are We Human or Are We Dancers: And Kim’s Killer Cookies
On a Similarity Between The Garden of Eden Story and The Persian Hidden Word #19
On Seasons Greetings: UnitedWay PSA Commercial uses quote from Baha’i writings
On an In Memoriam: In 1931 he fell in love with surfing, spending many long hours catching waves on longboards
On Changing Thoughts, Changing Feelings: CBT, Cognitive Baha’i Therapy
On December Dilemmas and February Opportunities: Candy canes are confused by Ayyam-i-Ha
On Listening to a 25 Year Old Talk That Sounds Like It Was Given Yesterday: Taherzadeh, Alaska, 1984
On What Montazeri Would Wish to Be Remembered By: Protecting the rights of Iranian citizens, including Baha’is
On Organic Growth: Qualitative always precedes quantitative growth
On the Singapore Baha’i Youth Camp: Dawnbreakers, set it off
On Singing Was the Easy Part:: How the Baha’i Faith helped Vic Damone thru life’s problems
On Baha’i Pioneers Decades Later: Bolivia as a training ground
On Being 100% Baha’i: Not that I practice Baha’i faith or even know what it is
On Posting on Posterous: This other blog
On Posting on Posterous: Quarterly numbers
On NOT Elevating the Discourse of Society: Lou Dobbs Talks One World Government, The New World Order & Copenhagen
On Devotions at Rocky’s This Time: The Covenant and cornbread
On Learning How to Line Up: During a Ruhi Book 3 refresher Baha’i tutors put it all on the line
On Seeking Danger in Extreme Sports: Underlying it may be the oppression of a soul searching for meaning
On Mr. Ali Nakhjavani Answers a Question: What is the wisdom of being only men on the Universal House of Justice?
On Analyzing the Effectiveness of the Baha’i Presence on the Internet: Baha’is, share your learnings
On Coming to Belief: My life is no longer divided into two parts that cannot be reconciled
On the Holiday Reinhorn Interview on ABC News Radio: She learned of the Baha’i Faith through her husband Rainn Wilson
On the Lyrics to 81 Baha’i Songs: When you want them quick
On the Candle Dance for a Baha’i Holy Day: Circle round in adoration
On a Candid Look at Baha’i Life: Without pretense
On Dylan and Kim Attend Their First Baha’i Fireside: I.e, a really cool home party, often with music and usually with food
On What Made the 1893 Columbian Exposition in Chicago Grand: The World’s Parliament of Religions, which brought together religious teachers of all faiths & lands
On a Baha’i Mention on the UNICEF Site: A long-standing association
On Climate Change and Cooperation Between China and the EU: Baha’i interviewed
On the Baha’i Worldview at Copenhagen: Of course
On Counting Heads & Hearts in Cluster 19 WA: Good counting
On Design Simplicity: Videos for teaching with a laptop
On Rainn Wilson in Nicaragua: Baha’i pioneer at age 4
On Life After Death:The World of the Matrix
On a New Trial Date Set for Friends in Iran: January 12th
On Soaring After Louhelen: Homeboys all
On a Structure of Light: With a dome of nine wings
On the Songs on the Summer Breeze Album: Including hauntingly beautiful excursions into Baha’i scripture
On What Matters Now: To keep doing work that matters
On a World Language – Esperanto: Google celebrates Zamonhof’s 150th birthday
On Managing Disappointment: Baha’is experience peaks and valleys in their efforts to teach the Faith
On the Walter’s Back At It Devotional: Accountability
On Claims of Truth: To label the Baha’i concept of unity as “exclusive” because it negates the claims to exclusivity of those it means to unite is absurd
On Morning Exercise: Praise be the Lord, hallelujah!
On the Pierce Peninsula (Gig Harbor) WA Baha’i Children’s Class: Recent photos
On Mirrors Upon Which No Dust Has Fallen: Young children
On Tags: Music Dizzy Gillespie Mike Longo big band jazz music concerts in New York
On Feast of Masa’il: Unquestionable fellowship
On the Story of the Little Red Hen: If he had been Baha’i, would his behavior have been different?
On Because It’s the Month of Questions: Questions posed
On Playing With the Google Search Function: Show options, images, icon, face, any color
On coming of age in the Baha’i Faith: Andy Grammar’s ode to Illianna
On the Baha’i Lingo of Growth: What’s a cluster?
On Heartland Baha’i School: In a Wordle
On Overcoming the Discomfort When a Tune Gets Stuck in Your Head: A paradoxical approach
On the 10/40 Window: Tough for Christians, easier for Baha’is
On a Men’s Accountability Group: Combining climbing, biking, fishing, and bowling with study circles
Why Do we Do things the way they are always done?
On Prefering Vain Imaginings to the Truth of God: Or Read the Kitab-Iqan
On the 2º Edição do Canto do Rouxinol News: Understand every word
On Entering This Plane of Existence and Leaving It: Two souls
On a New Believer’s Toolkit Weekend: One of the names of God is Fashioner, because He loveth craftsmanship
On Famous African American Baha’is: Asa Bundy Sheffey, John Birks Gillespie and Fayard Nicholas
On Banning the Baha’i: Big News in 2009
On Holiday Greetings: To Tony, we’ll just wish you a nice summer break
On D2D in Clusters WA: Baha’is invite their neighbors to participate in core activities to build spiritual community
On Baha’is and Christmas: Being well-wishers of all religions
On Writing Transracially: And multiracially
On a Photographic Series on Half-Persian Families: The truth of the persecution, 2009
On Bahá’í eBooks: For moble devices and at no cost
On the Devil Is a Voxxy Liar: We’re children in love
On Hiking to Hugo Peak: Every mountain and hill shall be made low
On a Prayer at the Site of the Lakewood Police Murders: An outpouring of emotion
On Lead Them Unto the Living Waters: O Lord of all beings and Desire of all created things!
On Arising to Serve: Now on YouTube, too
On the U.S. Senate Passes a Commonsense Resolution: Condemns the persecution of the Baha’is in Iran
On Elika’s Year End Special: Music
On Our Ruhi Book Three Refresher: It’s FRESH
On Misspelling Baha’i: I can’t help but find the variable font kerning impressive & intriguing
On Charles’ First Baha’i Devotional: Responding to the inmost longing of every heart to commune with its Maker
On Baha’i Film for Free Download, Arising to Serve: Glimpses from 41 Regional Conferences
On the National Spiritual Assembly of Brazil’s Open Letter to Mr. Ahmadinejad: It is the responsibility of governments to defend the interests of their citizens with justice and dignity
On the Power of Praise: When she points out their “bad” behaviors of her children, they seem to embody those traits even more,
On My Shelf Life as a New Baha’i: Short
On a Thumbs Up Job Done by the Junior Youth in Lucknow: Moral education in clay
On Baha’i Views on ReligionHeadlines: Thanks!
On Forgiveness as Guidance to Individuals & Justice As Social Policy for Nations: Jesus promised the coming of Baha’u’llah
On Anna Luxion: Busy
On Music to Tango By: Baha’i
On a Baha’i Children’s Class Mashup: An Ottawa vs. Tacoma remix
On Nature = Soul: Best Baha’i set on Flickr for 11/30/09
On a Baha’i Home-Visit with Charles & Family: Building community on the Hilltop
On an Anecdote to Being Cooped Up in the Car: Balkan Beat Box Dancing at the Dannells
On the Consequences of Materialistic Views on Evolution: The dark side of Darwin’s legacy
On Criticism of Gambling: Bingo or derivatives
On Kim’s Baked Potato Party: Fun & games, with kale
On After the Glass Museum: A Baha’i home-visit at Rashid’s
On the Most Viewed Sets on Baha’i Views / Flitzy Phoebie: Flickr-ing candles
On the Dream: Free and unrestrained, Bahá’u’lláh moved above the waters, with all the fish following His light
On the Paraliament of the World’s Religions: 106 years later
On a Reader’s Digest “All in a Day’s Work” Rejected Humor Submission: Give me five
On Smile: Irrepressible Baha’i music in the community
On Baha’i Barbie: African-American with the possibility of tattoos
On Baha’i and Ballet: I can do that
On the Beautification of our Neighborhoods: Think garden of humanity
On Free Baha’i Music For Download: Lovely
Our Newest Baha’i: Welcome, Kim, welcome
These three religions: Largest and most widespread
On the Meaning of Unity in Diversity: The watchword for the Baha’i Faith
On the Word to Mr. Ahmadinejad in Brazil, “Human rights are on the agenda”: In Iran ban off
On a Report from Haiti: Educating the girl child
On Good Times in the ‘Hood: Hot and rainy
On People Get Ready: A flickr set
On Ahmadinejad in Brazil: Brazilian Baha’is provide statement
On the Headlines Read: Iran bans paper for running photo of Baha’i temple
On Abdu’l-Baha at Feast Tonight: Streaming goodness into the room
On Week 5: Children’s class on the Hilltop
On the Streets of Hilltop: A few pics & then I forgot my assignment
On Baha’i Home Decor: Worthy of contemplation
On Upholding Islam’s Life-affirming Resonance: Hans Kung, Sarvapelli Radakrishnan, Frithof Schuon, Abdu’l-Baha, Richard Smolens, Eveyln Undewood & John Witt
On How to Fly Like a Bird: Use both wings
On a Video History of the LA Baha’i Youth Workshop: 30 years of history from the 70′s through the 90′s
On the Works of Walter Palmore All in One Place: African Amerrican, Baha’i, and prodigous
On Hard Economic Conditions Don’t Slow Baha’is Down: Must be the application of Baha’i principles
On After the Trauma: A therapeutic approach for healing the wounds of the world
On Pattabi’s Travel Teaching Report from Ramnagaram, India: 30 new Baha’is in the last 40 days after Ruhi Book 1
On Heaven: It’s here on earth
On Roots and Relations: Begat, begat, begat
On Lessons Learned After 15 Years in Siberia: The Baha’i model is the only thing that’s kept me really afloat
On Praise and Seeing the Positive in Others: Extolled by both Abdu’l-Baha and Current Evidenced-Based Therapies
On Our iMemorize Baha’i Study Circle: Holy words and pure and goodly deeds ascend unto the heaven of celestial glory
On Dale Eng at the University of Puget Sound: 22 hear presentation on the concept of God
On Well Then You’re Not a Baha’i: But Michael Jackson is
On Tribulation: A horizon unto Baha’u’llah’s Revelation
On Baha’is: Peddlers for peace
On the Airing of Baha’i Phil Lucas’ Last Film: Yesterday on Seattle’s PBS station KCTS 9
On a Lesson for the Hilltop: Tread ye the path of justice, for this, verily, is the straight path
On A Baha’i Devotional in November: Tim shared a stoy of Baha’u’llah
On Taraz: God love him
On Food Served Up for the Belly and the Soul: Baha’i Views / Flitzy Phoebie on Flickr breaks 1000 visits in one day mark
On Building Up Neighborhoods: It’s elementary, like one, two, three
On Pictures from Haifa: Spring and fall
On It’s Not the Apples, It’s the Barrel: Creating the kind of neighborhood where people are likely to behave admirably
On the Outpourings of God: Cherish my love
On Strangers on the Shore No Longer: Sharing our spiritual insights at the end of a Baha’i Holy Day.
On a Love Song: Across civilizations by Mahsa Vahdat (Iran) and Mighty Sam McClain (USA).
On Home Sweet Home: Bringing the Baha’i core activities to the homes of our seekers
On Zia the Genius: Baha’i film maker honored
On Baha’i-inspired Music for Free Download: And you don’t have to go to live in Poland to get it
On Junior Youth: #5 #Ruhi #Bahai, a story
On the Birth of Baha’u’llah: Other’s recollections and my own
On a Young Actor in His Prime: Man must walk in many paths
On Red Grammer Remixed: Jamaican style
On for Posterity: Teaching Stories from the Hilltop Campaign, Tacoma, Washington
On Truthfulness Is the Foundation of All Human Virtures: Nabilinho’s music video
On Make Me a Brilliant Star: The prayer and the videos
On the Baha’i Teachings on Abortion: Remembering Seals and Crofts “Unborn Child”
On Can Religion Be the Answer to Climate Change: A group in Singapore explores the topic
On the Arts as a Unifying Force Within the Baha’i Community: Unleashing the creativity of individual Baha’is
On Two Are Better Than One: Verily, they are married in obedience to Thy command
On the Unity of East and West: This Holy Day
On The Greatest Unkown, the End of Our Lives: X marks the spot
On Prayers, Songs, Coloring, and Playing a Game: Key ingredients of Ruhi-style Children’s Classes
On the News from Canto do Rouxinol: The Nightingale of Paradise warbles its melody
On Barry’s Place: A Feast for the eyes
On the Two Debbies Go Teaching: The follow-up to Tacoma’s intensive campaign intensifies
On Light Upon Light: Three formulas
On Obama Turns a Phrase: The proof is not in words, but deeds
On the Failure of Multiculturalism: What’s next?
On Ruhi Book 8 / Livro Ruhi 8: It is due to the Covenant that we arise to silently burn as candles in the service of the Cause of God
On the Coming End of the World: Jellyfish attack, then hummingbirds
On Baha’i Sings on Portuguese “Idol” TV Program: The song, Dastam Begir Abdu’l-Baha
On Election Day: Susan Tedeschi’s “People”
On Some Baha’i Songs in Spanish: From Carlos Rosa
On a Bremerton Junior Youth Group Serves As Vehicle for Growth: A neighborhood Baha’i intensive campaign focuses on core activities
On This Weekend I Do My First Baha’i Children’s Class: “Prefer Your Brother” was the hit of the day
On an Ex-Submariner Beats a Drum: If any one oppose you, say, “Ya Baha’u’l-Abha!”
On Baha’i Angels in the Outfield: It’s an out-of-this-world series
On There Is No Other God, Only Allah: Recited at Baha’i class
On the Baha’i Devotional at Tim & Deb’s: The memory lingers on
On Peaceful and Productive Baha’is: Rapturous, too?
On Practice Teaching: Baha’is learn to teach the Faith through practice
On the Passing of a Former Parliamentarian Who Became a Baha’i: I learned that the party political system will not solve the problems of humanity
On Borrowing Music: And getting Mom & Dad to take you off the Baha’i children list
On Precious Gems: A tribute to the lives of Baha’is
On Go Ahead: AskBahai
On Bosch’s Music Industry Weekend:
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On Baha’is and Computer Technology: A few names of Baha’is at the forefront of the computer revolution
On Check Out the New Baha’i iPhone (and Web and Windows) Software: Thanks, Ian!
On a New Introductory Brochure on the Baha’i Faith: Complete with registration card
On Photo Not to Be Forgotten: Expressions in the moment
On the Qu’ran – Baha’i Children’s Class With Hajji Hossain: Baha’i friends in Tacoma join with their neighbors for the spiritual education of their children
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