Children Classes
Baha’i children’s classes nurture the hearts and minds of young people by helping them develop strong moral character and spiritual awareness. Open to children of all backgrounds, these classes inspire virtues like kindness, generosity, and unity through stories, games, arts, and meaningful conversations.
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Grounded in the teachings of the Baha’i Faith—and always with parental consent—they support children in applying spiritual principles to their daily lives while complementing the education they receive at school.
Want to learn more about neighborhood children’s classes in Raleigh? Contact us.
Devotional Gatherings
Devotional gatherings are open spaces for prayer, reflection, and connection—welcoming people of all faiths and backgrounds. Rooted in the Baha’i teachings, these gatherings help us reflect on our spiritual purpose, share sacred writings, and create an uplifting atmosphere through music, arts, and fellowship.
Held in homes, community centers, and public spaces throughout Raleigh, these gatherings can be hosted by anyone who wishes to bring people together in a spirit of unity and devotion.
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Whether you’re looking to attend or host a devotional near you, we’d love to help you get connected.
Contact the Raleigh Baha’i Community to learn more.
Study Circles
Study circles are small, welcoming groups that explore spiritual topics and practical ways to contribute to the betterment of our neighborhoods and communities. Based on the Baha’i Writings and guided by the Ruhi Institute curriculum, these participatory courses encourage reflection, meaningful conversation, and personal growth.
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The first course, Reflections on the Life of the Spirit, explores themes like prayer, the soul, and our purpose in life. Facilitators guide discussion rather than lecture, creating an uplifting space where all voices are valued and everyone learns from one another.
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Study circles are open to all—regardless of background—and take place in homes and community spaces across Raleigh.
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Contact the Raleigh Baha’i Community to find a study circle near you.
Junior Youth Group
Designed for ages 12 to 14, this program supports young people in developing a strong moral identity, expanding their intellectual and spiritual capacities, and discovering their power to create positive change in their communities.
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Through a mix of storytelling, discussion, creative arts, games, and service projects, participants explore themes like justice, kindness, and purpose in a collaborative, uplifting setting.
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Open to all—with parental approval—the program is not formal religious education, but rather a space for meaningful growth and connection, guided by Baha’i principles.
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Contact the Raleigh Baha’i Community to learn more about Junior Youth Groups in your area.
