Zoroastrian Association of Houston

The Zoroastrian Association of Houston (ZAH) provides comprehensive religious, social, and cultural services to the Zoroastrian community in Houston, TX and surrounding areas. Since its establishment in 1976, ZAH has developed into a full-service organization offering religious ceremonies, rituals, and spiritual guidance conducted by experienced local Mobeds (priests). The organization operates the Zarathustrian Heritage Cultural Center, a state-of-the-art facility located on a seven-acre site in Southwest Houston that serves as the hub for all community activities and programs. ZAH coordinates multiple specialized programs including Sunday School for religious education, youth group activities, sports programs, and a dedicated senior citizens group known as the Golden Group. The organization maintains an extensive research library featuring Zoroastrian religious, cultural, and historical works available to community members and researchers. ZAH regularly hosts cultural seminars, workshops, films, and theatrical productions that promote understanding of Zoroastrian heritage. Through its various committees focused on religious services, outreach, and community engagement, ZAH provides structured leadership and vision for a growing congregation. The organization's infrastructure supports both spiritual practice and cultural preservation, making it a vital resource for Zoroastrians seeking connection to their faith and heritage in the Houston area.