Grand Canyon Bahá’í Conference
From Bahaipedia
The Grand Canyon Bahá’í Conference is an annual three-day event held in Phoenix, Arizona which consists of talks, workshops, and service projects focused on spiritually uplifting participants while also providing fun and entertainment.[1] The Conference was first held as a youth conference in 1985.[2]
Talks[edit]
2011 Conference[edit]
2017 Conference[edit]
- Payam Akhavan - The Oneness of Humankind: What Is It and Why Should We Care?
- Payam Akhavan - Spirituality in a Phony World: In Search of Authenticity
- Payam Akhavan - What Are We Waiting For?: Serving Humanity in a World of Extremes
- Vahid Rafati - Tablet of Medicine
2018 Conference[edit]
- Layli Miller-Muro - Justice: What Is It and How Do We Achieve It?
- Layli Miller-Muro - Revolutionary Concepts in the Bahá’í Faith
- Kevin Trotter - Material and Spiritual Development Through Service
2019 Conference[edit]
- Hoda Farahmandpour - In Search of Our True Selves: Promoting Peace Through Bahá’í-Inspired Educational Programs
- Nader Saiedi - The Spiritual Foundation of Peace in the Writings of the Báb
2020 Conference[edit]
- Full Program: Day 1
- Full Program: Day 2
- Full Program: Day 3
- Firaydoun Javaheri - Healing Racial Prejudice & Achieving Race Unity
- Nwandi Lawson & Judith McCray - Unconventional Conversation on Race
- Farshad Marvasti & Shahrzad Saririan - Advancing the Discourse on Health & the Role of Community
- Joel Orona - Ideales y Acciones: Ohara y Más Allá Con un Enfoque en la Urgencia de Este Día (in Spanish)
- Mark Sisson - Raising Discourse on Oneness
- Todd Smith - Cultivating Transformative Habits of Mind
- Shaheen Sean Tedjarati - The Ashes of an Old Order & the Phoenix of the Advent of a Divine Justice
- Rainn Wilson - Empowering Youth
2021 Conference[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ "About the Conference". Grand Canyon Baha'i Conference. n.d. Retrieved 5 August 2021.
- ↑ The American Baha'i, Volume 21, No. 12, p 12
