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Caption The first Bahá'ís in the Zatopec Indian settlement of Agua Fría, Oaxaca, Mexico, are shown as they were enrolled in the Faith last May by traveling teacher Wilfrido Canseco (partially hidden behind the man wearing a hat). Mr. Canseco, who opened the locality to the Faith during his first teaching trip there, has since returned to continue the teaching work and to begin deepening the new believers.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 620, page 16. View as PDF

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