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Caption Twenty-four people declared their belief in Bahá'u'lláh and more than twice that number signed up to take a correspondence course on the Faith as the result of a teaching trip by seven Bahá'ís last December to the Departments of Izabel and Zacapa in Guatemala. Top left: Roberto Sabuleto, a member of the National Spiritual Assembly of Guatemala, and Persian pioneers Mahvash Layazali and Agdash Rahmatulahi with their Guatemalan guides enter a boat to cross the river to the town of Quehueche. Above: Mahvash (left) and Agdash with a newly-declared believer in Livingston. The woman's husband has been a Bahá'í for a number of years. Her sister also embraced the Faith during this trip. Left: A children's class is held on the beach. Shown with the children and their Bahá'í teachers are a couple who were walking by and were attracted to the Faith by the class itself. Also helping in the teaching effort were Jerman Oloslo; Auxiliary Board member Eduardo Tay; and American pioneers to Guatemala Daniel Orey and Connie Kraft.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 600, page 14. View as PDF

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