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Journal of the Bahá'í Community of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Volume 19, No.9 – Mar/Apr, 2003 / 159BE
 
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CONTENTS  
CONTENTS
National Spiritual Assembly
• National Child Protection Procedures • Protection of children at residential events • Lifeblood of the Cause • Bahá’í education of children • Pilgrimages postponed •
Office of Public Information
• Ideas for local websites • What links to include on your local website • Social Cohesion – Prospect and Promise •
National Committees and Departments
• YOS Desk UK • Committee for International Pioneering and Travel Teaching •
The European Bahá’í Business Forum
Results of Elections to Bahá’í Councils
Letters to the Editor
In Memoriam
   Robert Cheek, Renee Aldridge, and Joyce Honeyman Perdu.
Bahá’í Academy for the Arts 2003
Article: The Very Long Journey
Convention 160 BE – some thoughts
Article: Landegg Forum – The Architecture of Life
Persian Committee (large file, opens in separate window)
UK Community News
• Stockport • Abingdon • Luton • Liverpool • Richmond • Cardiff • Bristol • Woking • Omagh • East Devon •
Schools and Institutes
• English Residential Schools • Welsh Summer School • Southern Cyprus Summer School •
Notices and Advertisements
• National Spritual Assembly • National / local events • Bahá’í schools • General Notices • Items for sale •
Inside front cover Copyright, © 2003, National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá’ís of the United Kingdom. All rights reserved.
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the elected governing body of members of the Bahá’í faith in the UK,
Registered Office: 27 Rutland Gate, London SW7 1PD.
Tel.: 020-7584-2566, Fax:020-7584-9402, e-mail: nsa@bahai.org.uk.
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Registered Charity No. (1967) 250851

The Assembly also represents the Bahá’í communities of the Isle of Man & the Channel Islands