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Caption Ted Dodge (left), a traveling Bahá’í teacher from the U.S., spoke at a fireside in January at Comodoro Rivadavia in Patagonia, Southern Argentina. To Mr. Dodge’s left is his daughter, Janet Dodge, a pioneer for eight years to Argentina, and to her left is Maria Isabel Barosa, an Argentine believer. In the front row are four seekers; the couple on the left, Mr. and Mrs. Caicheo, became Bahá’ís shortly after the picture was taken. Mr. Dodge and his wife, Isabelle, also stopped in Peru where they visited their son, Tom, and his wife, Laurie, who have been pioneers there since April 1977.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 566, page 16. View as PDF

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