What is the Bahá'í Faith?

The Bahá'í Faith is a religion that follows the teachings of Bahá'u'lláh. These teachings stem from the central core beliefs that all people are members of one human family, that we are meant to live together in peace and harmony, and that there is one God and all religions come from that Divine Source, bringing guidance to humanity that reflect the needs of the day and age.

Forging a path to racial justice (A message from the Baha’is of the United States June 19, 2020)

A public statement from the Baha’i National Spiritual Assembly of the United States on racial prejudice and spiritual principles essential for progress toward peace released days ago has already stimulated critical reflection across the country. 

Who are the Bahá'ís of Irving?

The Bahá'í community of Irving is one of many throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Area. Together with our friends and neighbors, we are engage in community-building activities throughout Irving and North Texas to create a more spiritually and materially balanced and unified future for everyone. We invite anyone who shares in this vision to participate.

What do Bahá'ís do?

Like Bahá'í communities across the United States and throughout the world, here in Irving we work to apply the teachings of Bahá'u'lláh to the realities of our community and daily lives through:

• Virtues classes for children that teach children about the core spiritual foundations that are at the heart of all faiths
• Junior Youth groups where young people channel their energy and spiritual capacity into service that works towards a more just and unified society
• Training programs designed to help develop our capacity for making a meaningful contribution to society in our daily lives
• Devotionals open to all who wish to contribute their prayers for a peace and prosperity