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Caption The Bahá’í community of Faleasou-Uta, Western Samoa, dedicated its local Hazíratu’l-Quds on October 25, 1978, climaxing a remarkable six-month period in which the community not only elected its Spiritual Assembly and built and decorated the Center, but also incorporated the Local Assembly and registered officially with the government of Western Samoa. The events took place from Ridván 1978, when the Assembly was formed, and fulfilled three major goals of the Five Year Plan.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 582, page 15. View as PDF

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