Prayer books and Calendars to inspire and plan for 182 B.E.
We’re excited to feature some wonderful resources available now at the Bahá'í Bookshop.
The Bahá'í Wall Calendar and Bahá'í Date Book for 182 B.E. are perfect for keeping track of Holy Days and Feast dates. We’re also sharing a selection of beautiful books, including The Hidden Words by Bahá'u'lláh, as well as a very inexpensive little prayer book suitable for sharing with seekers, and a special collection of prayers and extracts from the writings suited to youth and junior youth.
A fifteen-month wall calendar for 182 B.E., made in collaboration with Nineteen Months (nineteenmonths.com). Each page contains a vivid photograph taken by Bahá'í photographers living in or visiting places all over the world. This is a fifteen-page Bahá'í wall calendar from January 2025 until March 2026. Includes dates for Bahá'í Feasts and Holy Days, as well as U.S. national holidays.
The Bahá'í Datebook is a pocket-size calendar ranging from January 2025 until March 2026. Includes dates for Bahá'í Feasts and Holy Days, as well as U.S. national holidays.
Thirty prayers suitable for seekers, illustrated with watercolour flora.
This resource has been developed explicitly for the community-building work as a simple resource to either gift to friends or to accompany unit two of Reflections on the Life of the Spirit.
A new book of prayers and meditative passages designed especially for junior youth and youth. The period of adolescence is a potent time of change, and this compilation aims to support youth to make time for prayer, meditation, and reflection.
Beyond that, it is also meant to inspire young people to feel spiritually empowered to strive, that their "actions day by day may be beautiful prayers." It is organised thematically around topics such as trust in God, joy, difficulties, justice, service, and more.
A beautifully designed and illustrated edition of The Hidden Words, which were revealed by Baháʼu'lláh. The Hidden Words is "a treasury of divine mysteries", and when one ponders its contents, "the doors of the mysteries will open.”
