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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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