The Baha’i House of Worship in Sydney, also known as the Baha’i Temple, stands as a symbol of the oneness of humanity. It is a place of worship open to people of all beliefs. Its primary purpose is to join worship of God with service to humanity, and therefore it is the fullest expression of Baha’i devotional life.
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Instilling a shared vision for the Sydney Baha’i House of Worship
A spirit of unity, purpose and fellowship characterised a recent gathering held at the Sydney Baha’i House of Worship, bringing together representatives of numerous Baha’i institutions for a day ...
Renovations to Baha’i Temple make marked progress
MONA VALE, NSW – Restorations to the Sydney Baha’i House of Worship continue to progress in earnest as part of the Dayspring of Light project, with excavation for landscaping and ...
Connecting worship and service at Sydney Temple holiday program
MONA VALE, NSW – The connection between worship and service continues to be reflected at the Sydney Baha’i House of Worship despite the temporary closure of the edifice for restorations. ...
Temple’s enduring spiritual influence felt at Family Day amid temporary closure
MONA VALE, NSW – Community-building efforts and devotional services continue to unfold in the grounds of Sydney’s Baha’i House of Worship despite the temporary closure of the ...
‘A special connection’: holy relics uncovered under House of Worship as Temple restorations commence
MONA VALE, NSW – Secured beneath the Baha’i House of Worship in Sydney for more than 60 years were two sacred relics connected to the holiest places of the Baha’i Faith. “One ...
Architect John Brogan reflects on a lifetime of faith, history and design
For architect John Murray Brogan, the story of the Sydney Baha’i House of Worship is deeply personal. The son of architect John Richard Brogan, architect of the Ingleside Temple which ...