In Conversation: Youth Explore Baha’i Houses of Worship and Social Progress

The Baha’i World News Service (BWNS) has launched a new podcast series called “In Conversation”. In the latest podcast episode, a group of young people serving at the Baha’i World Centre explore the impact of Baha’i Houses of Worship on community life, sharing their experiences of living near a Baha’i temple in their local communities.

In this episode we hear from Deeba Behrouzi from Canada, Leili Zapata Caldas from Colombia, Pacifique Lolonga from the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Aharna Shoghi from India. They discuss how Baha’i temples give expression to the interplay between service and worship, while inspiring people to contribute to the material and social progress of their society.

You can read all about this new podcast series and this episode in an article by the Baha’i World News Service.

Find more episodes by visiting and subscribing to the Baha’i World News Service.

Would you like to visit the House of Worship in Sydney? Information about visiting hours, what to expect and more is all available online.

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