The Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of North Dumfries
The Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of North Dumfries is a registered Canadian nonprofit organization (Business Registration Number: 867536674RR0001) serving the North Dumfries area of Ontario. Established within the framework of the Baha'i Faith, an independent world religion founded in 1844, the organization has been active in Canada since 1898 and locally focuses on community-building initiatives, spiritual education, and social action.

Activities and programs
The assembly organizes multi-faith devotional gatherings, children’s and youth programs emphasizing moral education, and study circles held informally in members’ homes. Service projects include an "adopt-a-highway" initiative active for over two decades, donations of outdoor fitness equipment, and community infrastructure contributions such as a hopscotch area created in 2024 to commemorate Ayr’s bicentennial.

Governance and events
As part of Baha'i administrative practices, the assembly holds regular meetings to coordinate local activities, including 19-day Feasts for worship, consultation, and socialization. It observes 11 annual holy days commemorating events in Baha'i history and participates in regional Baha'i electoral processes, such as delegate elections for provincial conventions.

Service and outreach
The organization emphasizes collaborative efforts with municipal entities and interfaith groups, focusing on projects that enhance community well-being. Educational programs aim to foster virtues and practical application of spiritual principles, while service initiatives target environmental stewardship and public health.

Note: Details sourced from public records of charitable activities and organizational descriptions.