The Louhelen
Bahá'í Center of Learning
While the below quoted statement was addressed to the Yerrinbool Bahá'í Center of Learning, during a period when the community was consulting on the development of the center, 14 years ago, the statement is still pertinent and applicable to all Centers of Learning to this day .
"Much learning is still required, however, in developing human resources that can effectively participate in the discourses of society, and it is here that the Yerrinbool Bahá’í Centre of Learning can make a singular contribution."
To the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá'ís of Australia
The Universal House of Justice, Department of the Secretariat, 4 January 2009
Louhelen BCL is learning how to develop human resources that can effectively participate in the discourses of society.
We are in the nascent stages of connecting with like-minded organizations, establishing discourse spaces, and collaborating on community building and social action.
Flint, MI
Louhelen BCL is 15 minutes east of Flint, which is 65% African-American...
Detroit, MI
...and an hour north of Detroit, which is 76% African-American.
Growing Our Vision
Being between two major cities with majority populations of People of African Descent it is important that the Pupil of the Eye is strongly centered and represented at the Center of Learning.
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We invite you to contribute your share to the strengthening this vision!