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Caption Among the original 26 teachers in the Tasmanian teaching project in January was the Bahá’í music group “1844” (below) whose free concerts attracted many non-Bahá’ís to hear about the Faith. The group’s album, “Dreams of Tomorrow,” is available through the Bahá’í Publishing Trust in Australia.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 565, page 5. View as PDF

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