Therefore, the impact of raising children that are guided by moral values extends far beyond the home. You can then think of raising children as a parent’s contribution to global citizenship! Even if you aren't familiar with the Baha’i Faith, you can still raise children to be global citizens. No parent is an island. The Baha’i community encourages parents and children alike to grow together.
Building community, as volunteers, teaching classes to educate children and empower youth, is an important process for everyone in a community. This community building effort is important for Baha’is. These neighborhood classes cultivate the tender hearts of our young ones to be opened to the joy of service to others in their homes and communities. Baha’is hope to always learn from others and engage in meaningful conversation with parents from all beliefs regarding moral values and raising children to be global citizens.
Here to be of service to others... this is the way I see to build community. Amber (New Orleans, LA)
All can participate and contribute to neighborhood spiritual education for children, and join the Baha’i community in learning to tend to these precious resources.
×Baha’is work to build an open community striving for spiritual and social transformation throughout the world.
The Baha’i Faith teaches that there is one God, that all humanity is one family and that there is a fundamental unity underlying religion.
Founded by Baha’u’llah in the mid-1800s, the Baha’i Faith is among the fastest-growing of the world’s religions.
Learn more at Bahai.us.
×All can participate and contribute to neighborhood spiritual education for children, and join the Baha’i community in learning to tend to these precious resources.
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