Bahá'í communities are groups of individuals who follow the teachings of Bahá'u'lláh, the founder of the Bahá'í Faith. These communities promote principles such as unity, equality, and service to humanity. Members come together to engage in activities that foster spiritual growth, social development, and community building. Each Bahá'í community operates independently but is connected through a global network. They often organize events, study circles, and service projects to address local needs. The emphasis is on collaboration and inclusivity, welcoming people from diverse backgrounds and beliefs to participate in their activities and discussions.