Bahá’í Center
2140 St. Johns Bluff Rd.
Jacksonville, FL  32246

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Sunday Programs at the Center

10:30 - 11: devotions
11 am - 12 noon: children and adult classes, nursery for infants provided.

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Want to get involved?

Everyone is welcome to worship with us, to attend our children’s classes (“Sunday School”), to join our study groups (beginner and advanced), to socialize with us, to participate in community service activities, to join us in special events and observances, and to become a Bahá’í.

Website guide:

  • About Us:  Get to know a little about the Jacksonville Bahá’í community ... the history of the Jacksonville Bahá’ís, our goals, noteworthy accomplishments, etc.
  • Devotions:  Devotional schedule, some notes about the forms and practices of Bahá’í worship and holy days.
  • Children & Youth:  Description of activities & classes for younger people.
  • Learning:  Study groups — descriptions & schedules; Online study guide; Bahá’í FAQ; and more.
  • Library:  Books!  A selection of Bahá’í Scripture (“The Writings”), and other works ... in html and pdf formats for reading online or download.
  • Contact Us:  How to reach us.  Ask questions, send news, make requests, or just say, “Hey.”  Links to national and world Bahá’í resources.
  • Community Calendar:  Calendar, announcements, thank-yous, prayer requests, local, national, and world news, etc.
“In the garden of thy heart plant naught but the rose of love” —Bahá’u’lláh

A few notable features of the Bahá’í Faith:

We respect all the world’s great religions; they are all from the same divine Source.

We celebrate the truth that all people belong to a single family; racism is superstitious and its practice is immoral.

We honor the truth that women and men are due equal status; gender bias is superstitious and immoral.

We believe in economic justice, and support the elimination of the extremes of poverty and wealth.

We have no clergy; every believer is responsible for his or her own spiritual development.

 

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