The Shrine of the Báb in Haifa, Israel, is a place of pilgrimage for Bahá’ís from around the world. It was designed by William Sutherland Maxwell, who also designed Saskatchewan’s Legislative Building, in Regina.
The origins of the Bahá’í Faith and the source of its distinctive unity
The eternal soul, the purpose of life, and the development of spiritual qualities
God, revelation, humanity, the natural world, and the advancement of civilization
The development of relationships among individuals, communities, and institutions that reflect the principle of the oneness of humanity
The principles required for the attainment of peace and the building of a new global civilization
The efforts of young Bahá’í is for the betterment of the world
The two fold purpose fundamental to Bahá’í life
The importantance of family and education of children
Working alongside others for the advancement of the material and spiritual civilization.
The integration of worship and service in Bahá’í community life
The development of the Bahá’í community's administrative structure and the refinement of its associated processeses.
