A special series of public conversations in Eugene invites people of all backgrounds to explore spiritual solutions to racism and build genuine oneness and equity together.

On July 9, local Baháʼís gathered to honor the Martyrdom of the Báb, a holy day reflecting on his sacrifice and enduring call for justice and unity.

Each year, Bahá’ís in Eugene and around the world gather to study the annual Riḍván Message from the Universal House of Justice. The 2025 letter celebrates growing community action, new collaborations, and a shared global commitment to uplifting society through unity and service.

English Corner is a service project by local Bahá’ís who want to remove barriers between people. It's free and open to anyone who wants to practice speaking English and to make new friends.

Local Bahá’ís joined millions worldwide in celebrating Naw-Rúz, the Bahá’í New Year and a joyful spiritual renewal with reflection, music, food, and community.

Watch the Bahá’í World News Service 2024 video for inspiring stories of global efforts toward peace, unity, and social progress.

Bahá’ís and their collaborators in the Eugene-Springfield area are invited to explore a powerful new message from the national Bahá’í administration about building unity and hope in today’s divided world.

Bahá’ís around the world, including those in Eugene and Springfield, gather to reflect on the annual Riḍván Message – a letter highlighting international progress and the coming year's vision toward learning to build unity in diversity.

Friends seeking social transformation are working on a Peace Pole for Cottage Grove, Oregon.

Eugene's Race Unity Celebration 2023 breaks the mold with a grassroots-up program designed to empower attendees to think creatively, connect, and act on the vital need to end racial prejudice in our area and worldwide.