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Caption Pictured are six young Taiwanese who were enrolled in the Faith in Taipong last October 23 during the Muhájir Project, a teaching campaign that has resulted in many hundreds of youth embracing the Faith in recent months. These young women, who are all between the ages of 15 and 17, are members of three different ethnic minorities—the Paiwan, Amé and Paynan tribes. As of February, some 1,165 people on Taiwan had been enrolled, 59 localities opened to the Faith and eight new Spiritual Assemblies formed as a result of the Muhájir Project.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 685, page 1. View as PDF

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