Registered in 1963, the religious community emphasises human unity, peace, equality and interfaith dialogue. Activities open to everyone include children's classes, youth groups, study circles and devotional gatherings. The faith reached Finland in the 1930s.
The community organises local and national events and summer and winter schools. It has the right to conduct marriages and burials and provide teaching in its religion in schools. A toilet is available at the premises.
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