New York

A gathering that starts on time.

Devotional meetings, study, and service days in New York — public, quiet, and not a performance.

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What we do

Devotionals

Open, short, no pressure.

Study circles

A book, a schedule.

Service

A date, gloves, a street.

Times that start

Devotionals, study, service. NY Baháʼí publishes the week and keeps the room simple.

Walk-ins

Public, quiet, not a performance. A named teacher for children’s class.

Service days

A date, gloves, a street — not a slogan about unity without a broom.

Who this is for

New Yorkers walking in

Curious, tired, or already part of the community.

Families

Children’s class with a name on the door.

Friends from other rooms

Welcome when the gathering is marked public.

How a typical job runs

  1. 1. Ask for this week

    We send rooms and times.

  2. 2. Arrive

    On time. Sit. No pressure to speak.

  3. 3. Study or serve

    A book with a schedule, or a street with gloves.

  4. 4. Children

    A named adult. You know where they are.

About NY Baháʼí

We publish times, welcome walk-ins, and keep the room simple. Children’s classes have a named teacher.

Devotional meetings, study, and service days in New York — public, quiet, and not a performance.

We will not turn a prayer into a content series. If you need a spectacle, this is the wrong gathering.

The room is quiet. Phones down if we asked. That is the hospitality.

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What happens after you write

Write [email protected] for this week’s rooms. NY Baháʼí sends times, not a funnel.

Questions people actually ask

Do I have to be Baháʼí?
Public gatherings say public. Come respectfully.
Dress?
Ordinary and modest enough for the room. We will not costume you.
Accessibility?
Ask [email protected] for the week’s rooms. NYC is uneven.
Can I bring food?
If we said a potluck. Otherwise no surprise banquets.
Children without a parent?
No. A named adult stays.

Get in touch

Write [email protected] with the situation, a date if you have one, and the best way to reply. We read the box and answer in order.

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