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Caption In the closing days of the Five Year Plan, with 19 additional Spiritual Assemblies needed to fulfill the goals of the plan in Thailand, a team composed of Thai believers and teachers and pioneers from other countries arrived in Yasothon. Using the new Bahá’í Center (shown here) as a base, the team went out night and day to surrounding villages, spreading the Message of Bahá’u’lláh to the many receptive souls who were eager to learn more. Yasothon is in northeastern Thailand and is a new area of intensified teaching that has been bringing in new believers by the hundreds each week. Kana Biran (second from left), a pioneer from Malaysia, and his wife have volunteered to stay at the Bahá’í Center and coordinate deepening plans for the many new Bahá’ís in that area.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 588, page 8. View as PDF

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