‘Who is Baha’u’llah?’ – teaser released for film to be used in schools across the United Kingdom
UK Bahá’í News
by Esslemont
4y ago
“200 years ago a Child was born in Iran.” In honour of the bi-centennial year of the Birth of Baha’u’llah, the National Spiritual Assembly of the United Kingdom has commissioned a short film on the Personage of Baha’u’llah and His Teachings, that is to be used in schools across the country. It is envisaged that this film will not only inform, but also inspire young people from a variety of diverse settings and backgrounds to examine their own lives and capacities for service to humanity. The film will be available for the September 2017 term and the Religious Education Task Force is currently ..read more
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Statement from the National Spiritual Assembly in response to the recent attack in Manchester
UK Bahá’í News
by Esslemont
4y ago
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The ‘Prison Poems Project’ – artists in the UK participate in #ReleaseBahai7Now campaign
UK Bahá’í News
by Esslemont
4y ago
As the ‘Yaran’, the seven Baha’is in Iran who have been unlawfully imprisoned since 2008, enter their ninth year of incarceration, a campaign all over the world has begun, bringing attention to the plight of these friends and calling for their immediate release. From India to the United States to South Africa to the United Kingdom, the hashtags #ReleaseBahai7Now and #NotAnotherYear are being used across social media to highlight the efforts made. This year much focus has been given to the ‘years missed’, reflecting on the fact that “…during these nine years, the seven have endured awful condit ..read more
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