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Caption By the early 1960's members of the Kiriri tribe in Lagoa Grande, Brazil, had become Bahá'ís. Some of them, as shown here on the right, use music as a means of delivering the Bahá'í Message.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 567, page 7. View as PDF

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