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Caption Although at least one Bahá'í has resided in Greenland since 1951, it was not until this year that any Bahá'í community there had grown to the point at which it was able to form a Local Spiritual Assembly. The first Spiritual Assembly in the country was formed by joint declaration on April 17, 1979, at Nuuk (Godthåb), the capital of Greenland, which was opened to the Faith in 1966. Members of the Assembly are (front row left to right) Lillen Bente Delevran, James Milne; (middle row left to right) Henning Jensen, Carsten Lind, Else Boesen Jensen, Lotos Nielsen, and (back row left to right) John Berthelsen Lyberth, Ole Berthelsen, Linda Milne.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 585, page 15. View as PDF

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