1. 2014. Toward Self Reliant Communities: A Cultural Comparison of Disaster Response in Thailand, Guyana and the United States. Deborah Clark Vance. — The most important safeguard against disasters is a community – whether neighborhood, religious, w...
2. 2009. Brief History of the Bahá'í Faith in Guyana, A. Author unknown. — Short overview of Baha'i activities in this part of South America, since the first visit by Leonora ...

1. 1970-04-21 — The National Spiritual Assembly of Guyana, Surinam and French Guiana was formed with its seat in Geo...
2. 1977-04-21 — The Baha'is of Guyana elected an independent assembly while Surinamé and French Guiana communities ...
3. 1989-05-01 — Nearly 880 people became Baha'is in Guyana. [BINS202:8]
4. 1990-07-03 — The National Spiritual Assembly of Guyana announced that the Baha'is constitute about five percent o...
5. 1992-00-00 — Prime Minister Hamilton Green of Guyana made a formal state visit to the temple in Wilmette. [Baha'i...
6. 1992-04-21 — After a three year teaching project in Guyana the Baha'i population reached some 6% of the populatio...
7. 1992-05-02 — A series of postage stamps overprinted with 'Baha'i Holy Year' was released by the postal service in...

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