Nineteen Day Feast

The Nineteen Day Feast is a significant annual celebration in the Bahá'í Faith, marking the beginning of each month in their calendar. Each month lasts 19 days, with the Feast held on the first day of every month. The event combines three elements: worship, community consultation, and fellowship. During the Feast, Bahá'ís gather for prayers, readings from their sacred texts, and discussions about community issues. It's a time for spiritual reflection and strengthening community ties, embodying the Bahá'í principles of unity and service. The Feast fosters a sense of belonging and encourages collective decision-making.