Marie Agunga is hosting Virtual Children’s Classes on Sundays at 1:00 p.m. If you are interested in having your children join in, please contact her by email (ms_rebelette@yahoo.com). She will send you the Zoom link as well as a reminder!

The Local Spiritual Assembly of Memphis is sponsoring an ongoing, open Zoom meeting for a discourse with the greater community on a “Vision of Race Unity from a Spiritual Perspective”. Using a multi-media presentation, Bahá’í Scripture and guidance launches an engaging, respectful, and often deeply moving discourse among the participants. Everyone is invited to bring the richness of their own experiences and thoughts to this enlightening discussion. We are joining hands with each other in a commitment to racial unity and justice, and promoting understanding of the Oneness of Humanity, described by the Guardian as “the pivot round which all the teachings of Bahá’u’lláh revolve”.

Join us each Monday as we continue studying “Some Answered Questions” by Abdu’l Baha

Please call Jan Peterson (901-336-2806) if you would like an invitation to this study.

Refresh and Gladden your spirit amidst the Creative Word of God and His Nature!

Location: Dixon Gardens, 4339 Park Avenue

Notes: Pass through Garden Guest Entry & seating will be to your Right. Enjoy the Seasonal Pumpkin 🎃 Cottage to your Left. Restrooms found in Museum as well as a Cafe where we will meet on rainy days. Also, kindly wear mask 😷. Further Info: Text Christina Schmitz @ (901) 585-5419.

Christine Mwamba Smith is hosting Virtual Children’s Classes on Fridays at 4:30 p.m. If you are interested in having your children join in, please contact her at (901) 628-8823.

Marie Agunga is hosting Virtual Children’s Classes on Sundays at 1:00 p.m. If you are interested in having your children join in, please contact her by email (ms_rebelette@yahoo.com). She will send you the Zoom link as well as a reminder!

The Local Spiritual Assembly of Memphis is sponsoring an ongoing, open Zoom meeting for a discourse with the greater community on a “Vision of Race Unity from a Spiritual Perspective”. Using a multi-media presentation, Bahá’í Scripture and guidance launches an engaging, respectful, and often deeply moving discourse among the participants. Everyone is invited to bring the richness of their own experiences and thoughts to this enlightening discussion. We are joining hands with each other in a commitment to racial unity and justice, and promoting understanding of the Oneness of Humanity, described by the Guardian as “the pivot round which all the teachings of Bahá’u’lláh revolve”.

Join us each Monday as we continue studying “Some Answered Questions” by Abdu’l Baha

Please call Jan Peterson (901-336-2806) if you would like an invitation to this study.

Refresh and Gladden your spirit amidst the Creative Word of God and His Nature!

Location: Dixon Gardens, 4339 Park Avenue

Notes: Pass through Garden Guest Entry & seating will be to your Right. Enjoy the Seasonal Pumpkin 🎃 Cottage to your Left. Restrooms found in Museum as well as a Cafe where we will meet on rainy days. Also, kindly wear mask 😷. Further Info: Text Christina Schmitz @ (901) 585-5419.

Christine Mwamba Smith is hosting Virtual Children’s Classes on Fridays at 4:30 p.m. If you are interested in having your children join in, please contact her at (901) 628-8823.

Marie Agunga is hosting Virtual Children’s Classes on Sundays at 1:00 p.m. If you are interested in having your children join in, please contact her by email (ms_rebelette@yahoo.com). She will send you the Zoom link as well as a reminder!

The Local Spiritual Assembly of Memphis is sponsoring an ongoing, open Zoom meeting for a discourse with the greater community on a “Vision of Race Unity from a Spiritual Perspective”. Using a multi-media presentation, Bahá’í Scripture and guidance launches an engaging, respectful, and often deeply moving discourse among the participants. Everyone is invited to bring the richness of their own experiences and thoughts to this enlightening discussion. We are joining hands with each other in a commitment to racial unity and justice, and promoting understanding of the Oneness of Humanity, described by the Guardian as “the pivot round which all the teachings of Bahá’u’lláh revolve”.