In 1911, at a talk given to the Theosophical Society of London, England, 'Abdu'l-Bahá outlined His Father's teachings.

What does a Bahá'í community look and act like? What are the congregational goals and behaviors of Bahá'ís as a group?

Anyone with access to the news media, not to mention their family and neighbors, has got to be worried about the ever increasing mess that the world is in. What's really going on? The Bahá'í Faith offers some answers.

How to change successfully, get rid of old habits and build new ones -- and incidentally, change the world.

The greatest tragedy facing humanity isn't racism, classism, poverty, or any of the other social ills. It is ignorance of mankind's true nature, which is spirit, not material.

Older women are becoming a huge portion of society, and we can move the world.

The Bahá'í Faith teaches that the freedom, happiness, health and wealth--of individuals and society--will actually increase when women are allowed to attain their greatest possibilities.

Failure is part of God's design. It shouldn't be avoided at all costs, but treasured as an important tool for ultimate success.

Friendship, not competition, is built into all of God's creation, and life will be much better once we acknowledge that each of us is important to the healthy functioning of all of us.

Finding new friends, building new relationships, is important for continuing health and happiness. Here are some ways to do it.