Chronology: Date 1923-04-2

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1923 Ridván 192-	"...Ridvan messages: As early as 1923 Shoghi Effendi sent a letter of encouragement and greeting to the American national Bahá'í convention at Ridvan. It became his regular practice to write a Ridván letter to the Bahá'ís of the world summarizing the progress of the Faith in the previous year and setting out general directions for the coming year. The Universal House of Justice has continued this practice. Other Bahá'í institutions, especially national spiritual assemblies, also sometimes issue Ridvan letters." [SA241]	* Ridvan messages; - Bahá'í World Centre
1923 Ridván 192-	The formation of the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá'ís of England. [GPB333] The election was by postal ballot. [EJR228] For the membership of the first Assembly see EJR228 and SBR71. See also EJR223-31 for the election and functioning of the Assembly. Prior to becoming the National Spiritual Assembly, the "All-England Bahá'í Council" was formed on the 6th of June, 1922. [Achievements and Victories of the Guardianship:Statistics, chronology, and bibliography compiled by Owen Battrick] In 1930 the name was changed tothe National Spiritual assembly of the Bahá'ís of the British Isles. [BCBI423] In 1972 when the National Spiritual Assembly of Ireland was formed, the National Spiritual Assembly of the British Isles was renamed the National Spiritual Assembly of the United Kingdom. [BW15:290]	National Spiritual Assembly, formation; London, England; United Kingdom
1923 Ridván 192-	The formation of the National Spiritual Assembly of India and Burma.. It was incorporated in 1932. [GPB333; BW6p303]	National Spiritual Assembly, formation; New Delhi, India; India; Myanmar
1923 Ridván 192-	The formation of the National Spiritual Assembly of Germany and Austria. [GPB333]	National Spiritual Assembly, formation; Stuttgart, Germany; Germany
25 Apr 192-	Martha Root left Osaka for northern China. [PH31; [Film Early History of the Baha'í Faith in China 11 min 35 sec and 15 min 40 sec] It was her second visit to China and lasted until March 1924. [PH31-2] In June she was joined by Ida Finch. After an earthquake hit Japan she was joined by Agnes Alexander. On the 4th of November they held the first Feast in Beijing.	Martha Root; Beijing, China	first Feast in Beijing 4 November 1923


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