Dundee Bahá'ís Join Vibrant Summer Gathering in Millport

Members of Dundee's Bahá'í community recently joined fellow believers and friends of Baha'is from across Scotland for a transformative summer school on the Isle of Cumbrae. The five-day event, running from July 20-24, brought together 142 participants to explore ways of building stronger, more unified communities.

The gathering, which included representatives from Dundee and other Scottish cities, focused on practical approaches to addressing local challenges through spiritual principles. Participants engaged in creative activities and discussions about fostering community well-being and social cohesion, skills that will directly benefit Dundee's diverse neighborhoods.

Interfaith Scotland's participation highlighted the importance of religious cooperation in our city's multicultural landscape. The event provided Dundee participants with fresh insights into community building.

We've been involving everyone in our plans and activities, whether young or old

said Mrs. Carmelia Carew, chair of the Bahá'í Council for Scotland. The Dundee Bahá'í community welcomes inquiries from local people interested in learning more about their community-building activities.