Cambridge University Bahá’í Society
Working to Unite the World and Achieve Universal Peace
You are warmly invited to join us for Earth Reflections to enjoy poems, reflections, prayers, tributes, and music reflecting love for the Earth.
This event was first held in preparation for the COP26 conference in Glasgow, and has since spread throughout the UK.
The event will take place online on Tuesday, 31st May 2022 at 7pm.
To register your interest and receive further information, please sign up using this form: https://forms.gle/sJzPqoxKL3HtR24v7
You are warmly invited to attend the next Soul Food event on Saturday, 8 February 2014, on the theme “A Sense of Time.”
Venue
Latimer Room, Old Court
Clare College
Trinity Lane, Cambridge, CB2 1TL
Time
4-5pm
Description
Soul Food is a community devotional event held monthly in Cambridge and open to all. It provides an occasion to be inspired and reflect on uplifting themes. Our programs feature live music, audio-visual pieces, and readings from various authors, sources and Faiths—indigenous, ancient and modern—from all over the world.
Soul Food’s purpose is to inspire us to transform our lives, our neighbourhoods and communities, with actions that promote the unity and betterment of society.
You can download the flyer, join the Facebook event, and like our Facebook page.
Dear all,
The next Soul Food event will be Saturday, 18 January 2014, on the theme “The Sacred Balance.” We will be joined by guest musician Peter Maguire.
Venue
Latimer Room, Old Court
Clare College
Trinity Lane, Cambridge, CB2 1TL
Time
4-5pm
Description
Soul Food is a community devotional event held monthly in Cambridge and open to all. It provides an occasion to be inspired and reflect on uplifting themes. Our programs feature live music, audio-visual pieces, and readings from various authors, sources and Faiths—indigenous, ancient and modern—from all over the world.
Soul Food’s purpose is to inspire us to transform our lives, our neighbourhoods and communities, with actions that promote the unity and betterment of society.
You can download the flyer, join the Facebook event, and like our Facebook page.
Dear all,
The next Soul Food event will be Saturday, 14 December 2013, on the theme “Footprints in the Sand.”
Venue
Latimer Room, Old Court
Clare College
Trinity Lane, Cambridge, CB2 1TL
Time
4-5pm
Description
Soul Food is a community devotional event held monthly in Cambridge and open to all. It provides an occasion to be inspired and reflect on uplifting themes. Our programs feature live music, audio-visual pieces, and readings from various authors, sources and Faiths—indigenous, ancient and modern—from all over the world.
Soul Food’s purpose is to inspire us to transform our lives, our neighbourhoods and communities, with actions that promote the unity and betterment of society.
You can download the flyer, join the Facebook event, and like our Facebook page.
Dear all,
The next Soul Food event will be Saturday, 16 November 2013, on the theme “The Light Within.” Immediately following the program will be a celebration for the Birth of Bahá’u’lláh, one of the most important Holy Days in the Bahá’í calendar, to which everyone is warmly invited.
Venue
Latimer Room, Old Court
Clare College
Trinity Lane, Cambridge, CB2 1TL
Time
4-5pm
Description
Soul Food is a community devotional event held monthly in Cambridge and open to all. It provides an occasion to be inspired and reflect on uplifting themes. Our programs feature live music, audio-visual pieces, and readings from various authors, sources and Faiths—indigenous, ancient and modern—from all over the world.
Soul Food’s purpose is to inspire us to transform our lives, our neighbourhoods and communities, with actions that promote the unity and betterment of society.
You can download the flyer, join the Facebook event, and like our Facebook page.
Welcome to a new year with the Cambridge University Bahá’í Society! We would like to extend a warm welcome to new and returning students! We are very pleased to be able to offer a wide range of events this term, including discussion evenings every other Friday, a monthly interfaith devotional/meditation called Soul Food, several fascinating talks by Bahá’í scholars and professionals, and community celebrations. All of our events are free and open to the public. See our Michaelmas 2013 Term Card below:
Please note that our first event is a discussion evening tomorrow night at Nabil’s house, which is very close to the train station (email Nabil for directions). This will continue every other Friday evening throughout the term. Join our mailing list to receive reminders and updates about the topics we will be discussing.
We also have a Club Squash on Thursday, 17th October at 7:30pm at Clowns Cafe (54 King Street, CB1 1LN). This will be a fun opportunity to meet other members of the Bahá’í Society in a casual environment and learn more about the events we are holding this term.
Two of the talks listed on the term card are part of the Multi-Faith series for the Cambridge Festival of Ideas. These are “Frontiers in a Changing World” and “Reflections on the Life of the Spirit.”
We look forward to meeting you!
Soul Food
Readings from the world’s religions, from poets and thinkers—ancient, modern, and indigenous—with musical interludes. A time to reflect and expand the frontiers of mind and spirit.
We are also pleased to welcome guest musician Rosanna Lea, who will be performing at this event.
Organised by the Cambridge University Bahá’í Society as part of the Multi-Faith series for the Festival of Ideas. Free and open to all.
4pm – 5pm, Saturday 26 October 2013
Latimer Room, Clare College
Trinity Lane Cambridge CB2 1TL
Soul Food is part of a monthly series. View upcoming Soul Food events and download past programs here.
Dear all,
The next Soul Food event will be Saturday, 20 July 2013, on the theme “The Dance of Life.”
Venue
Latimer Room, Old Court
Clare College
Trinity Lane, Cambridge, CB2 1TL
Time
4-5pm
Description
Soul Food is a community devotional event held monthly in Cambridge and open to all. It provides an occasion to be inspired and reflect on uplifting themes. Our programs feature live music, audio-visual pieces, and readings from various authors, sources and Faiths—indigenous, ancient and modern—from all over the world.
Soul Food’s purpose is to inspire us to transform our lives, our neighbourhoods and communities, with actions that promote the unity and betterment of society.
You can download the flyer, join the Facebook event, and like our Facebook page.
The theme for this year’s Festival of Ideas is “Dreams and Nightmares.” There will be a couple events offered by the Cambridge University Baha’i Society at the festival.
Friday, October 26, 8-10pm.
Latimer Room, Clare College, Trinity Lane.
An evening of short talks, discussion and some prayer and meditation to present perspectives from Buddhism, Christianity and the Bahá’í Faith. Part of the Multi-Faith Series.