Members of the Aliso Viejo Bahá'í community are from various cultural, racial, and religious backgrounds. The unity of Mankind is the central theme of the Bahá'í Faith and all people are viewed as equal in the sight of God.

July 4th Celebration - Aliso Viejo

Photos from Models of Unity Day

Photos from Laguna Beach Patriot's Day Parade

Photos from Dana Point Festival of Whales Parade

What is a Bahá'í?

The Bahá'í Life

"Note ye how easily, where unity existeth in a family, the affairs of that family are conducted; what progress the members make, how they prosper in the world. Their concerns are in order, they enjoy comfort and tranquillity... Such a family but addeth to its stature and its lasting honour, as day succeedeth day."
(Selections from the Writings of 'Abdu'l-Bahá, p. 279)
 

Universal Education is a Sacred Principle

"Knowledge is like unto wings for the being, and is a ladder for ascending. To acquire knowledge is incumbent on all, but of those sciences which may profit people of the earth, and not such sciences as begin in mere words, and end in mere words."
(Bahá'í World Faith, p. 189)

The Elimination of Prejudice

Bahá'ís strive to eliminate all forms of prejudice; racial, religious, class, economic and cultural.

"Thoughts of love are constructive of brotherhood, peace, friendship and happiness..."
('Abdu'l-Bahá, Paris Talks, pp 29-30

The Equality of Men and Women

To Serve Mankind

Bahá'ís are encouraged to serve mankind.

"Be ye loving fathers to the orphan, and a refuge to the helpless, and a treasury for the poor, and a cure for the ailing. Be ye the helpers of every victim of oppression, the patrons of the disadvantaged. Think ye at all times of rendering service to every member of the human race."
(Selections from the Writings of 'Abdu'l-Bahá, p. 3)

If these values and ideals appeal to you and you would like to attend a meeting, just contact us or check out our local meeting schedule on the site.

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