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1974 (In the year) 197- |
The National Spiritual Assembly of the Leeward and Virgin Islands held its first annual National Teaching Conference. [BW16:187] | Conferences, Bahá'í; Conferences, Teaching; Teaching; - First conferences; Leeward Islands; Virgin Islands, US | first annual National Teaching Conference Leeward and Virgin Islands |
1974 (In the year) 197- |
The National Television Network of Ghana broadcasted an interview with Dr William Maxwell, the first mention of the Bahá'í Faith on television in the country. [BW16:168] | William Maxwell; Ghana | first mention Faith on television Ghana |
1974 (In the year) 197- |
As a result of an intervention by the Egyptian chargé d'affaires, Bahá'í activities in Burundi were banned. [BW16:137]
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Persecution, Burundi; - Persecution, Bans; - Persecution; Aziz Navidi; Burundi | |
1974 (In the year) 197- |
The first International Bahá'í Youth Conference to be held in Botswana took place in Mahalapye. [BW16:150] | Conferences, Bahá'í; Conferences, Youth; - Conferences, International; - First conferences; Mahalapye, Botswana; Botswana | first International Bahá’í Youth Conference in Botswana |
1974 (In the year) 197- |
Owing to the failure of the Indonesian Bahá'ís to obtain religious liberty, the Universal House of Justice instructed that the national convention not be held. | Persecution, Indonesia; - Persecution, Bans; - Persecution; Conventions, National; Indonesia | |
1974 (In the year) 197- |
Owing to difficulties within the Bahá'í community, the National Spiritual Assembly of Thailand was disbanded. | National Spiritual Assembly, formation; Thailand | |
1974 (In the year) 197- |
The first Native Council took place in Haines, Alaska, attended by 50 native Bahá'ís. | Firsts, other; Haines, AK; Alaska, USA; United States (USA) | first Native Council in Haines, Alaska |
1974 (In the year) 197- |
The Bahá'í Publishing Trust of Japan was established. | - Publishing Trusts; Japan | |
1974 (In the year) 197- |
The Bahá'í Publishing Trust of Malaysia was established. | - Publishing Trusts; Malaysia | |
1974 (In the year) 197- |
The Canadian Association for Studies on the Bahá'í Faith was created. [BW16:200]
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Bahá'í Studies, Associations for; Association for Bahá'í Studies (North America); Canada | |
1974 (In the year) 197- |
In Cambodia, political upheaval and a ban on the Bahá'í Faith had scattered its communities and caused some believers to be imprisoned briefly. Dempsey and Adrienne Morgan returned in 1971 and discreetly helped facilitate communication among Bahá'ís. Once the ban was lifted in 1974, he assisted in re-formation of several Local Spiritual Assemblies and instituted training classes. The foundation built by the national Bahá'í community helped it endure the devastating upheavals of subsequent years.
[The American Bahá'í, Servants of the Glory page 48]
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Dempsey Morgan; Adrienne Morgan; Persecution, Cambodia; Cambodia; Thailand; - Persecution, Bans | |
1974 (In the year) 197- |
The publication of The Bahá'í Faith: Its History and Teachings by Reverend William McElwee Miller. This book was an update of his 1931 publication Bahá'ism: Its Origin, History and Teachings. Forty-three years earlier he had predicted that the Bahá'í Faith would soon only be known to students of history. Now he revised his assessment to say, "Whoever peruses the thousands of pages of the thirteen large volumes of The Bahá'í World will be impressed by the fact that the Bahá'í Faith is indeed a world faith." [MCSp766]
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Criticism and apologetics; William McElwee Miller; Pennsylvania, USA; United States (USA); Marzieh Gail | |
1974 (In the year) 197- |
Oscar DeGruy founded Bahá'í youth workshops to reach disaffected young people battered by racism, gang violence and drug abuse. The groups aided youth to explore the social problems plaguing the world and to identify the spiritual principles that could address them. The groups created dances that creatively addressed different issues, such as ending racial prejudice, substance abuse, and the equality of men and women.
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Dance Workshop; Oscar DeGruy |
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