Community in New Zealand marks bicentenary with tree planting
The Bahá’í community in Rangiora, New Zealand, marks the bicentenary by planting two cypress trees in a park. It is a collaboration with the local Council to contribute to the natural environment and allow the people of the town to enjoy its beauty and peacefulness. The gathering for the tree planting included a prayer and remarks from the mayor on the rich diversity of the Rangiora community.