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Featured in: Junior Youth and Highlighting Australia
Across Australia young people are participating in an endeavour that strives to give them a voice in today’s society. Through the Junior Youth Spiritual Empowerment Program, these junior youth groups are enhancing their power of expression, sharpening their spiritual perception, analysing the constructive and destructive forces of society and changing their surroundings through the service projects.
As a proudly Australian initiative, we’re excited to showcase a collection of Australian stories, music, tributes and more.
The Australian Baha’i Community has shared a sweet short video about a JY camp in Mount Druitt.
The community in Mount Druitt recently held its March Mounty Movement Junior Youth (JY) Camp, exploring themes such as friendship, intellectual and spiritual excellence, prayer and service to humanity. The camp was dedicated to nurturing a strong sense of identity and values within young people and it also featured sports, arts, games, and food.
You can read more about this camp in an article on Horizons, a website dedicated to the community-building efforts of Australian Baha’is and their friends.
You can find more videos from the Australian Baha’i Community on its YouTube channel.
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