Chronology Canada: Date 2002

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Date 2002, descending — sort earliest first

date	event	tags	firsts
2002 31 Jul 200-	The publication of Personal Pathway for Spiritual Growth: A Personal Commentary on the Universal House of Justice's Six Requisites for Spiritual Growth by David and Carol Bowie. The book was written in response to the message from the Universal House of Justice dated 1 September 1983.	Personal Pathway for Spiritual Growth; David Bowie; Carol Bowie; New Liskeard, ON; Spiritualization
2002 May 200-	After ten years of operation in the Ottawa area, Unity Arts moved to Toronto. The new address was: Unity Arts Inc. - Nine Pines Publishing, 10 - 945 Middlefield Rd., Toronto, ON, M 1 V 5E1. The primary reason for the relocation was the need to expand and be situated nearer the Bahá'í National Centre in Thornhill. Although Unity Arts was privately owned and operated, it acted on behalf of the National Spiritual Assembly as the national distributor of Bahá'í literature in Canada for the previous few years. During the two previous years, Nines Pines Publishing, the publishing imprint of Unity Arts, collaborated on a number of joint publishing projects with Bahá'í Canada Publications, notably A Tribute to Amatu'l-Baha Ruhiyyih Khanum and Century of Light. [BC Vol 15 No 2 June 2002 p25]	Unity Arts; Nine Pines Publishing; Ottawa, ON; Toronto, ON
2002 25 - 29 Apr 200-	The 53rd National Convention was held at the Toronto Bahá'í Centre. Those elected were: Judy Filson, (Secretary) Karen McKye, (Chairman and Assistant Secretary), Susan Lyons, (Assistant Secretary), Margot Leonard, Enayat Rawhani, Susanne Tamas, (Vice-Chairman), Mark Wedge, Gordon Naylor, Husayn Banani, (Treasurer). [BC Vol 15 No 2 June 2002 p12]	National Convention; National Spiritual Assembly, election of; Judy Filson; Karen McKye; Susan Lyons; Margot Leonard; Enayat Rawhani; Susanne Tamas; Mark Wedge; Gordon Naylor; Husayn Banani; Toronto, ON
2002 Ridván 200-	Four newly-amalgamated communities began a new stage of community life at Ridván. The Spiritual Assemblies of Montreal, Gatineau, Longueuil, and Quebec City were elected for the first time from among believers who lived in 27 former communities. The largest of these communities, Montreal, had more than 600 believers as a result of the merging of 17 communities. [BC Vol 15 No 2 June 2002 p25]	Local Spiritual Assembly, election; Montreal, QC; Gatineau, QC; Longueuil, QC; Québec City, QC


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