It took 1800 years for the teachings of Christ to make their way to the Hawaiian Islands, the most remote population center in the world.

The ʻEwa Bahá’í community was honored to host weekly devotional gatherings in a unique sculptural space, the ‘Umeke Lāʻau, over a period of several months since

Bahá’ís on Oahu are standing shoulder to shoulder with faith groups on the island in promoting peace and harmony. This summer and fall have been

For over seven years the ‘Ewa Bahá’í community has been supporting the friends of the Ulu A’e Learning Center through volunteer efforts at the sacred

Artist Kala’e Tangonan is leading an effort to revitalize Molokai’s high school by “remuraling” its exterior walls. Tangonan, a former student at the high school

The 59th National Convention of the Baha’is of the Hawaiian Islands was held April 25-27 at the Baha’i National Center in Honolulu. Thirty-eight delegates elected by

About two dozen Hawaii Baha’i youth from across Oahu and Maui prayed together and played together at the Arise Youth Day Retreat at the Bahá’í

Each year, Friends of the Library of Hawaiʻi recognizes exceptional staff members of the Hawaiʻi State Public Library System through the Public Librarian of the

In January, Baha’is from the Ewa community on Oahu helped clean up and beautify their community. Their service projects were inspired by a message from

A group of youth on Oahu went into the studio late last year to record their renditions of three Bahá’í songs now available for viewing

On December 5, the U.S. Senate passed by unanimous consent Senate Resolution 74, “Condemning the Government of Iran’s state-sponsored persecution of the Bahá’í minority and