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2011 Apr | In an open letter to their fellow citizens, the Bahá'ís of Egypt offered some advice regarding the future of their nation. [BWNS817] | Open letters; Bahá'í World News Service (BWNS); Egypt | ||
2011 9 Apr | The debut of the film A Deeper Calling: Reflections on the transformative power of Prayer. This film was created for the 2022 World Conference in Brisbane, Australia (8-10 April, 2022), and was one of hundreds of global conferences taking place after being called for by the Universal House of Justice. It is is a short film which shares the stories of five youth from Inala, a small neighbourhood in Brisbane, Australia. It explores what each of these young people have learnt about the power of prayer through their involvement in the Ruhi Institute Process and Baha'i community life. | Film; * Institute process; Ruhi Institute; Brisbane; Australia | ||
2011 Apr | After more than two years of extensive restoration work the Shrine of the Báb was complete. The project required the restoration and conservation of the interior and exterior of the original 1909 structure, as well as measures to strengthen the Shrine against seismic forces. An entirely new retrofit design – combining concrete, steel and carbon fibre wrap technology was needed for the whole building, from its foundation and original masonry to its octagon, drum and dome. More than 120 rock anchors were fixed into the mountain behind newly fortified retaining walls. [BWNS816; 12 April 2011] | Báb, Shrine of; Restoration; Bahá'í World News Service (BWNS); World Centre; Bahá'í World Centre buildings, monuments and gardens; Bahá'í World Centre; Haifa, Israel; Mount Carmel, Israel | ||
2011 - 2016 | The launch of the Third Five Year Plan (2011-2016).
- To raise the number of clusters with a Programme of Growth from 1,500 to 5,000 -The institutions will mature their own dynamic process. -The individuals will spare no effort to increase participation. Habits of thought will evolve to reduce dichotomies and learn process. -With the maturity of the institutions, cooperation and reciprocity will increase among the three protagonists. - will be continued expansion of the programs of intensive growth as well as material development. - centennial of the writing of the Tablets of the Divine Plan will be commemorated. - National Mashriqu'l-Adhkárs to be constructed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Papua New Guinea - Local Mashriqu'l-Adhkárs planned for clusters. The first five were to be in Battambang, Cambodia; Matunda Soy, in Kenya; in Bihar Sharif, India; Norte del Cauca, in Colombia; and in Tanna, Vanuatu. |
Five Year Plan (2011-2016); - Teaching Plans; Institute process; Programmes of growth; Bahá'í World Centre | ||
2011 Ridván | Burundi elected its first National Spiritual Assembly in 17 years. Civil war and unrest during recent decades made it difficult for the Bahá'í community to administer its affairs. [BWNS816, BWNS822] | National Spiritual Assembly, formation; Re-election; Bahá'í World News Service (BWNS); Burundi | ||
2011 Ridván | The Preparation for Social Action programme was implemented under the Five Year Plan. The programme drew on the learning of three decades of experience of FUNDAEC (Fundación para la Aplicación y Enseñanza de las Ciencias), in Columbia. It was an approach to social and economic development that addressed both the material and the spiritual dimensions of human existence. The programme aimed at assisting youth to understand certain concepts, learn a range of relevant facts, and acquire certain qualities, attitudes and skills that would enable them to promote the well-being of their people in fields as diverse as health, education, the environment, secondary production and community organization. |
Five Year Plan (2011-2016); - Teaching Plans; Preparation for Social Action; Bahá'í World Centre; Cameroon; Colombia; Costa Rica; India; Kenya; Papua New Guinea; Uganda; Zambia | ||
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