Bibliography: N7UBSHKU

key	N7UBSHKU
title	Three Teaching Methods Used During North America's First Seven-Year Plan
author	Dahl, Roger M.
authority control	Roger M. Dahl
item type	Journal article
publication year	1993
date	1993-12
publication title	Journal of Bahá'í Studies
abstract note	Not much research has been conducted on teaching methods used by American Bahá'ís to tell people about the Bahá'í Faith. This article explores three teaching methods used to accomplish the homefront local spiritual assembly goals during the first Seven Year Plan (1937-1944) in North America. The first two methods - firesides and teaching campaigns - had been evolving during the 1930s. The third, pioneer settlements, was not used systematically until the Seven-Year Plan. Because many of the spiritual assembly goals were in the South, the difficulties caused by the race question influenced but did not radically change the teaching methods.
pages	1-15
issue	3
volume	5
language	English
link attachments	https://journal.bahaistudies.ca/online/article/view/77/69
manual tags	TEACHING THE BAHA'I FAITH; SEVEN YEAR PLAN, 1937-1944