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Caption Bahá’í youth in Tonga took part last July 4 in a marching competition with about 20 other youth groups in Nuku’-alofa honoring the birthday of His Majesty Taufa’ahau Tupou IV, the King of Tonga, who was present to view the competition. The Bahá’í youth also made a float for a parade the following Saturday, which marked the end of a week-long series of activities known as the Heilala Festival, a cultural and social event whose purpose is to foster understanding between the people of Tonga and visitors from abroad. This marked the first time the Bahá’ís had entered a float in the parade.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 660, page 15. View as PDF

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