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Children’s classes

Possess a pure, kindly and radiant heart

Bahá’u’lláhWritings of Bahá’u’lláhThe Hidden Words, Arabic no. 1 — excerpt.Copyright © Bahá’í International Community

Children’s classes in Bahá’í communities focus on spiritual education. They help children explore qualities such as kindness, honesty and generosity, and how those qualities can find expression in daily life. This page introduces that worldwide educational approach; it does not announce an operating class in Cornwall.

Why it matters

The Bahá’í teachings place great value on children and their potential to contribute to society. Spiritual education seeks to nurture that potential alongside intellectual growth. Learning to care for others and to act thoughtfully can begin with the ordinary choices children encounter as they grow.

What participation may involve

Classes use educational materials that develop understanding of spiritual qualities and, over time, introduce further elements of Bahá’í history and writings. The official worldwide examples include songs, art and lessons about qualities such as honesty and patience. Training institutes help prepare people who offer this education.

Parents and guardians should have an opportunity to understand a particular activity before deciding whether it is suitable for their family. Ask the organizer about the approach, the intended age group, supervision and practical arrangements. A description on this website cannot establish those details for an unconfirmed local class.

Current opportunities in Cornwall

Ask about local opportunities

Please enquire about children’s educational opportunities in Cornwall. No class dates, age-specific placement, venue or accessibility arrangements are confirmed here. The international examples linked below are useful background, but do not establish local availability.

Contact

Ask about children’s classes

Send a general enquiry about children’s classes, or email secretary@bahai-cornwall.org. Please do not send a child’s name, date of birth, school, health information or other sensitive details through the website. A parent or guardian can ask about the activity without identifying a child. This contact is an enquiry, not registration or a safeguarding assessment.

Further reading

Explore Children’s Classes on the official worldwide Bahá’í website, in English. The description above is an original summary, not a quotation from sacred writings.

Sources

Information reviewed