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Welcome!

Thank you for visiting the Marin Bahá'í community's website. Here you will find information about our Faith, who we are, our regular activities, and how to contact your local Bahá'í community.

Interested in joining a Study Circle?
Bahá'í s in Marin are currently hosting a number of study circles where participants explore the teachings of the Bahá'í Faith. These study circles are based on the "Ruhi" curriculum, used world-wide. For more information, click here.

In Marin, many of our events take place in the homes of individual members of the community, with some large gatherings being held in rented facilities for the occasion. A Voice mail system is in operation which can be reached at (415) 458-8911 where you can leave a message to ask for more information about the Bahá'í Faith and to recieve notification of meetings within your area. Alternatively, you can e-mail us.

We invite you to learn more about our Faith - its unique perspective on the past, its profound understanding of the present, and its bright vision for the future.

The purpose of religion as revealed from the heaven of God's holy Will is to establish unity and concord amongst the peoples of the world; make it not the cause of dissension and strife.

— Baha'u'llah


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LOCAL NEWS

COMMUNITY STORIES

LOCAL BAHA'IS IN THE NEWS!
(External sites)

Archived Stories

Set Ablaze Youth Workshop
Margaret Hough passes away 8 April 2008
Local Baha'is engage in philanthropic work 1/07
Bahá’í Faith featured at Vedanta Celebration 5/06
Baha'i Family Hosts Interfaith Council Fundraiser 3/06
Chili for Chile 3/06

Marin Bahá'ís celebrate Ayyam'i-Há 2/06
Bahá'í
s Gather for "Reflection Meeting" 1/06
Informational Meeting in Mill Valley Turns Musical!
Bahá'í Talk at Presidio Interfaith Chapel 12/05
Interfaith Prayer Series Commences 9/05
Public Ridvan Celebration 4/05

Marin Interfaith Council Dinner 3/05
Voicemail For the Homeless

Embrace the World Concert 4/04
Day of the Dead Celebrations 11/03
Interfaith Council Dinner with Isabel Allende 11/03
Community Gathers for a Potluck Desert in Tiburon 4/06

Local Bahá'ís join in Sausalito 4th of July Parade.

Joining with Alternative fuel vehicles and the Floating Homes, Sausalito Association.

Sherna Deamer was invited by her sister Bonnie Hough who lives on a house boat in Sausalito, CA, to join her in the "Humming Toadfish Marching Kazoo Band". As Bryn Deamer were dropping them both at the staging area, they met an identical vehicle that was going to in the parade demonstrating the ability to run a car on Waste Vegetable Oil. (WVO) Since the Deamer's car runs on bio-diesel made from WVO, he was invited to tag along to double the impact.

Rollover PIX of interest

Youth Reports

A Local Brilliant Star
August 26, 2006, Marin County's Ru
ha Heydari is featured in this month's Brilliant Star Magazine.

Marin County student wins honors
August 25, 2006, Nura Heydari received multiple honors this year, and with her choir, sang the National Anthem at the AT&T Park Home of the San Francisco Giants on Friday, August 25th.


San Rafael youth's message from Bolivia
June 30, 2006, Sabba Petri writes, "Heyy Bryn and Sherna! Hope both of you are well! Bolivia is spectacular! We are doing so much service and we are working very hard to get this community up from a B cluster to an A. ..." (read more!)

Baha'i student awarded medals and scholarship
June 15, 2006, at graduation from 8th grade at San Domenico Middle School, Chase Grieve received numerous awards.

Local elementary school displays unity banner!
June 14, 2006, Lauren Grieve reports on the Unity Banner created by her classmates for Glenwood Elementary School's Multi-cultural week.

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Baha'is of Marin
P.O. Box 2266, San Rafael, CA 94912-2266
Tel: (415) 458-8911
email:
bahaisofmarin@bci.org

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