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[edit]| Caption | Lowell Johnson (left), author/editor of the art biography book 'Reginald Turvey, Life and Art' presents a copy to the executive director of the 1820 Settlers Foundation in Grahamstown, South Africa, during an arts festival there. More than 2,000 people learned about the Faith at a retrospective exhibit of Mr. Turvey's paintings sponsored by the National Spiritual Assembly of South Africa as a social and economic development project. Mr. Turvey, a descendant of the British settlers who came to South Africa as pioneers in 1820, was called by the Guardian 'the father of the Bahá'ís of South Africa.' |
| Source | Bahá’í News. Issue 684, page 14. View as PDF |
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[edit]| From the Bahá’í Publications, by permission of the copyright owner, National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá’ís of the United States © 1910-2021. |
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