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Bassfret1 — Sun, 13 Sep 2026 01:50:25 GMT

Sympathetic nerve function: new section

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	: Greg - dont leave your phone/email public, it'll be harvested by bots. You can seek out your Aux Board member (presuming you are in the US) through the national website - usbnc.org, log in, go to the Menu in top left, go to Directories, then Aux Board Members, then find your region and click the little triangle left of their name and you will see contact information. [[User:Smkolins\|Smkolins]] ([[User talk:Smkolins\|talk]]) 21:08, 8 September 2026 (EDT)		: Greg - dont leave your phone/email public, it'll be harvested by bots. You can seek out your Aux Board member (presuming you are in the US) through the national website - usbnc.org, log in, go to the Menu in top left, go to Directories, then Aux Board Members, then find your region and click the little triangle left of their name and you will see contact information. [[User:Smkolins\|Smkolins]] ([[User talk:Smkolins\|talk]]) 21:08, 8 September 2026 (EDT)

			== Sympathetic nerve function ==

			Hello. In an older edition of "The Divine Art of Living" (copyright 1974) , compiled by Mabel Hyde Paine, p.58, it quotes Abdul Baha saying,"the powers of the sympathetic nerve are neither entirely physical nor spiritual, but are between the two. the nerve is connected with both....". this apparently is from Tablets of Abdul Bahai p. 309 oer its reference. '''HOWEVER, IN THE NEXT EDITION, COPYRIGHT 1986, there is NO such quote....'''
			This is obviously a very significant statement; why was it deleted in the next edition? and could we get further explication of this concept, from elsewhere in the writings or other source? thank you. Richard Heyman

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Anna Popplewell

Sarah — Sat, 12 Sep 2026 21:39:18 GMT

Sarah deleted page Anna Popplewell content was: "{{Orphan|date=April 2019}} '''Anna Katherine Popplewell''' (born 16 December, 1988) is an English theater and film actress."

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Kanagaratnam Lakmeeharan

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	'''Kanagaratnam Lakmeeharan''' is an Bahá’í who has served as a member of the [[International Teaching Center]] since [[2023]].<ref>https://bahai-library.com/chronology/2023-05-15-02</ref>		'''Kanagaratnam Lakmeeharan''' is a Bahá’í who has served as a member of the [[International Teaching Center]] since [[2023]].<ref>https://bahai-library.com/chronology/2023-05-15-02</ref>

	==References==		==References==

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Edward Kinney

Sarah — Fri, 11 Sep 2026 00:27:23 GMT

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	'''Edward "Saffa" Beadle Kinney''' (March 9, 1863 - December 15, 1950) was a Bahá’í who lived in [[New York City]]. [[‘Abdu’l-Bahá]] spoke at his home several times during His visit to America in 1912.		'''Edward "Saffa" Beadle Kinney''' (March 9, 1863 - December 15, 1950) was a Bahá’í who lived in [[New York City]]. [[‘Abdu’l-Bahá]] spoke at his home several times during His visit to America in 1912.
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	After completing his studies in Richmond he returned to New York and studied under Edward MacDowell at Columbia University. He won a scholarship via a competition sponsored by the American National Conservatory of Music and was able to study under Anton Dvorak. He then worked for several churches, composed some religious music, and taught singing.		After completing his studies in Richmond he returned to New York and studied under Edward MacDowell at Columbia University. He won a scholarship via a competition sponsored by the American National Conservatory of Music and was able to study under Anton Dvorak. He then worked for several churches, composed some religious music, and taught singing.

	In 1893 Edward met Helen 'Carrie' Morette and they married in 1895, against the wishes of Carrie's parents.<ref>{{cite book \|last1=Whitehead \|first1=O. Z. \|title=Some Early Bahá’ís of the West \|date=1976 \|publisher=George Ronald \|location=Oxford \|isbn=0 85398 065 9 \|page=45}}</ref> In 1895 [[Howard MacNutt]], who was an old friend of Edwards, invited them to a fireside in the Bronx. After the fireside Edward accepted the Faith and wrote a letter to [[‘Abdu’l-Bahá]]. After a month he received a Tablet in reply. Carrie later accepted the Faith as well.		[[Image:Carrie and Edward Kinney.jpg\|thumb\|right\|320px\|Edward (right) with Carrie Kinney.]]In 1893 Edward met Helen 'Carrie' Morette and they married in 1895, against the wishes of Carrie's parents.<ref>{{cite book \|last1=Whitehead \|first1=O. Z. \|title=Some Early Bahá’ís of the West \|date=1976 \|publisher=George Ronald \|location=Oxford \|isbn=0 85398 065 9 \|page=45}}</ref> In 1895 [[Howard MacNutt]], who was an old friend of Edwards, invited them to a fireside in the Bronx. After the fireside Edward accepted the Faith and wrote a letter to [[‘Abdu’l-Bahá]]. After a month he received a Tablet in reply. Carrie later accepted the Faith as well.

	In 1906 ‘Abdu’l-Bahá invited the Kinneys to go on pilgrimage to the Holy Land and they went with their two sons Sanford and Howard and were able to stay for eight months. Carrie fell ill while in Haifa, and ‘Abdu’l-Bahá advised the Kinneys to cancel their plans to go to India from Haifa for her health, advising them to instead go to Alexandria and assist Zia Bagdadi in establishing a tuberculosis hospital. The Kinneys invited ‘Abdu’l-Bahá to visit America and stay in their home before departing the Holy Land for Egypt. They returned to New York City after a year. In 1909 they made a second Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, this time with Juliet Thompson and Alice Beede.		In 1906 ‘Abdu’l-Bahá invited the Kinneys to go on pilgrimage to the Holy Land and they went with their two sons Sanford and Howard and were able to stay for eight months. Carrie fell ill while in Haifa, and ‘Abdu’l-Bahá advised the Kinneys to cancel their plans to go to India from Haifa for her health, advising them to instead go to Alexandria and assist Zia Bagdadi in establishing a tuberculosis hospital. The Kinneys invited ‘Abdu’l-Bahá to visit America and stay in their home before departing the Holy Land for Egypt. They returned to New York City after a year. In 1909 they made a second Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, this time with Juliet Thompson and Alice Beede.

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Smkolins — Wed, 09 Sep 2026 01:08:32 GMT

Auxilliary Board Members for Propagation

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	Greg Slominski		Greg Slominski
	~~434-221-5616~~

	~~underdog_va@yahoo~~.~~com~~		: Greg - dont leave your phone/email public, it'll be harvested by bots. You can seek out your Aux Board member (presuming you are in the US) through the national website - usbnc.org, log in, go to the Menu in top left, go to Directories, then Aux Board Members, then find your region and click the little triangle left of their name and you will see contact information. [[User:Smkolins\|Smkolins]] ([[User talk:Smkolins\|talk]]) 21:08, 8 September 2026 (EDT)

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216.98.86.175 — Tue, 08 Sep 2026 19:51:40 GMT

Auxilliary Board Members for Propagation: new section

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	:: ''...Amatu’l-Bahá said it was of supreme importance for the Bahá’ís to be more aware, during these closing years of the twentieth century, of their privilege and responsibility to teach the Faith. Having no priesthood, we are all responsible and able to teach. Several times during her remarks, she mentioned the capacity of children to teach the Faith, assuring them and all of us that we should teach what we know and not worry that we do not know enough.'''		:: ''...Amatu’l-Bahá said it was of supreme importance for the Bahá’ís to be more aware, during these closing years of the twentieth century, of their privilege and responsibility to teach the Faith. Having no priesthood, we are all responsible and able to teach. Several times during her remarks, she mentioned the capacity of children to teach the Faith, assuring them and all of us that we should teach what we know and not worry that we do not know enough.'''
	: It goes on for a while. If you'll give me your email I can send you the whole excerpt, but the talk itself isn't transcribed as far as I can tell. [[User:Sarah\|Sarah]] ([[User talk:Sarah\|talk]]) 17:50, 23 August 2026 (EDT)		: It goes on for a while. If you'll give me your email I can send you the whole excerpt, but the talk itself isn't transcribed as far as I can tell. [[User:Sarah\|Sarah]] ([[User talk:Sarah\|talk]]) 17:50, 23 August 2026 (EDT)

			== Auxilliary Board Members for Propagation ==

			I would like a deeper appreciation for the spiritual attributes identified by the Baha'i 19-month calendar. The single word English translation of a deep and broad concept leaves a great deal of uncertainty. Can an Auxilliary Board Member point me in a direction that might bear fruit?

			Greg Slominski
			434-221-5616

			underdog_va@yahoo.com

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Nine-pointed star

Sarah — Sun, 06 Sep 2026 13:02:31 GMT

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	A Kilencágú Csillag (A Számok Misztikája)A bahái építészetben és szimbolikában (mint a Wilmette-i templom kilenc ajtaja és kilenc oldala) a 9-es szám központi jelentőségű.A bahái/arab háttér: Az arab ábécé betűinek hagyományos számértéke van (ez az Abjad-rendszer, ami hasonlít a borgezi numerológiához). A Bahá (Dicsőség) szó betűinek összege (B=2, A=1, H=5, Á=1) pontosan 9 Bahaipedia. A kilencest a bahái hitben a teljesség, az egység és a korábbi vallási kinyilatkoztatások beteljesülésének számaként tisztelik.Hindu párhuzam: A hinduizmusban a kilences szintén szent szám (a kozmikus rend és a teljesség jelképe). Gondoljunk a Navarátrí (Kilenc Éjszaka) ünnepére, amely az isteni anya kilenc megnyilvánulási formáját dicsőíti, vagy a Navagraha kilenc égitestére

	==Uses of the nine-pointed star==		==Uses of the nine-pointed star==

Bahá’í Administration

Sarah — Sun, 06 Sep 2026 13:02:28 GMT

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	*Nakhjavání, Alí (2006). ''Shoghi Effendi: The Range and Power of His Pen.'' Casa Editrice Baha'i Italy. ISBN 978-88-7214-112-0., p 135-37		*Nakhjavání, Alí (2006). ''Shoghi Effendi: The Range and Power of His Pen.'' Casa Editrice Baha'i Italy. ISBN 978-88-7214-112-0., p 135-37
	Az Abbaszida Kalifátus (750–1258)Ha a szélesebb történelmi-muszlim kontextust nézzük (amelyből a sía és a bahái hit is kibontakozott), az Abbas-rendszer az Abbaszida-dinasztia államigazgatási és kulturális rendszere. [1] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbasid_dynasty), [2] (https://www.worldhistory.org/Abbasid_Dynasty/)A rendszer lényege: Mohamed próféta nagybátyja, Al-Abbas leszármazottai megdöntötték az Omajjád kalifátust, és Bagdad központtal egy teljesen új birodalmi rendszert építettek ki. [1] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbasid_Caliphate), [2] (https://www.britannica.com/topic/Abbasid-caliphate)Tudományfilozófiai jelentősége: Ez a korszak volt az Iszlám Aranykora. Ők hozták létre a híres bagdadi Bölcsesség Házát (Bayt al-Hikma), ahol szisztematikusan gyűjtötték és fordították le a világ összes tudományos, matematikai és filozófiai művét (görög, perzsa, hindu iratokat). [1] (https://historyguild.org/the-umayyad-and-abbasid-empire/?srsltid=AfmBOor6moHJ8sJlWZSNSh3pWMO1geSS3JjFHEnGOtF9NRpt62w-G_Gw), [2] (http://faculty.ksu.edu.sa/en/aalmusayid/page/128105)Borgezi párhuzam: Ez a történelmi valóság ihlette közvetlenül a korábban elemzett Bábel könyvtára koncepcióját – egy gigantikus, mindent magába foglaló kulturális tudásbázis kiépítését.

	==External link==		==External link==

Will and Testament of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá

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	:*"By this House is meant the Universal House of Justice, that is, in all countries a secondary House of Justice must be instituted, and these secondary Houses of Justice must elect the members of the Universal one. Unto this body all things must be referred. It enacteth all ordinances and regulations that are not to be found in the explicit Holy Text. By this body all the difficult problems are to be resolved and the Guardian of the Cause of God is its sacred head and the distinguished member for life of that body." (part 1, paragraph 26)		:*"By this House is meant the Universal House of Justice, that is, in all countries a secondary House of Justice must be instituted, and these secondary Houses of Justice must elect the members of the Universal one. Unto this body all things must be referred. It enacteth all ordinances and regulations that are not to be found in the explicit Holy Text. By this body all the difficult problems are to be resolved and the Guardian of the Cause of God is its sacred head and the distinguished member for life of that body." (part 1, paragraph 26)
	:*"It is incumbent upon these members (of the Universal House of Justice) to gather in a certain place and deliberate upon all problems which have caused difference, questions that are obscure and matters that are not expressly recorded in the Book. Whatsoever they decide has the same effect as the Text itself. (part 2, paragraph 9)		:*"It is incumbent upon these members (of the Universal House of Justice) to gather in a certain place and deliberate upon all problems which have caused difference, questions that are obscure and matters that are not expressly recorded in the Book. Whatsoever they decide has the same effect as the Text itself. (part 2, paragraph 9)
	: Az Iszlám Aranykora (750–1258)Az Abbaszida-dinasztia (Abbasz-rendszer) az iszlám történelem legfelvilágosultabb korszaka volt. Miután Bagdadot megtették fővárosnak, az uralkodók rájöttek, hogy a birodalmat nem fegyverrel, hanem tudással és adminisztrációval kell egyben tartani. Létrehozták a Bölcsesség Házát (Bayt al-Hikma), amely egyszerre volt a világ legnagyobb könyvtára, fordítóirodája és akadémiája.2. Tudományfilozófiai és pszichológiai működéseA Nagy Fordítói Program (Szelekció a káoszban): Az abbaszida uralkodók (mint Harun al-Rasid és al-Mamun) ügynököket küldtek a világ minden tájára, hogy vásároljanak fel minden fellelhető könyvet. Bizáncból a görög filozófiát (Arisztotelész, Platón), Indiából a matematikai iratokat hozták el. A szultánok a lefordított könyvek súlyát tiszta aranyban fizették meg a fordítóknak.Kognitív integráció: Ez a rendszer képes volt arra, amire Borges könyvtárosai nem: az elme erejével rendet tettek a globális információs káoszban. Összegyúrták a nyugati (görög) logikát a keleti (hindu) matematikával. Itt született meg a modern algebra (al-Hormezmi által), és innen származnak a ma használt „arab” számok is (amiket a törökök és az arabok valójában Indiából vettek át).3. A borgezi és bahái kapcsolódás a jegyzeteihezBorges és a paranoiás végzet: A Bölcsesség Háza szinte hajszálpontosan úgy működött, mint a Bábel könyvtára. A világ összes tudása ott volt a polcokon. A rendszer tragédiája is borgezi: 1258-ban a mongolok elfoglalták Bagdadot, és a könyvtár összes kötetét a Tigris folyóba dobták. A történészek szerint a folyó fekete volt a tintától a pusztulás után – a végtelen tudás egyetlen pillanat alatt semmisült meg.Bahái/Sía gyökerek: Ez az Abbasz-rendszer volt az, amelyik a síita imámokat üldözte, és amelynek elnyomása miatt a síita vallás misztikussá és rejtőzködővé vált (ebből a titokzatos, elnyomott síita misztikából született meg évszázadokkal később a Báb és a bahái hit).

	===Hands of the Cause of God===		===Hands of the Cause of God===

Will and Testament of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá

Scully K. — Sun, 06 Sep 2026 09:12:51 GMT

The Guardianship and the Universal House of Justice

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	:*"By this House is meant the Universal House of Justice, that is, in all countries a secondary House of Justice must be instituted, and these secondary Houses of Justice must elect the members of the Universal one. Unto this body all things must be referred. It enacteth all ordinances and regulations that are not to be found in the explicit Holy Text. By this body all the difficult problems are to be resolved and the Guardian of the Cause of God is its sacred head and the distinguished member for life of that body." (part 1, paragraph 26)		:*"By this House is meant the Universal House of Justice, that is, in all countries a secondary House of Justice must be instituted, and these secondary Houses of Justice must elect the members of the Universal one. Unto this body all things must be referred. It enacteth all ordinances and regulations that are not to be found in the explicit Holy Text. By this body all the difficult problems are to be resolved and the Guardian of the Cause of God is its sacred head and the distinguished member for life of that body." (part 1, paragraph 26)
	:*"It is incumbent upon these members (of the Universal House of Justice) to gather in a certain place and deliberate upon all problems which have caused difference, questions that are obscure and matters that are not expressly recorded in the Book. Whatsoever they decide has the same effect as the Text itself. (part 2, paragraph 9)		:*"It is incumbent upon these members (of the Universal House of Justice) to gather in a certain place and deliberate upon all problems which have caused difference, questions that are obscure and matters that are not expressly recorded in the Book. Whatsoever they decide has the same effect as the Text itself. (part 2, paragraph 9)
			: Az Iszlám Aranykora (750–1258)Az Abbaszida-dinasztia (Abbasz-rendszer) az iszlám történelem legfelvilágosultabb korszaka volt. Miután Bagdadot megtették fővárosnak, az uralkodók rájöttek, hogy a birodalmat nem fegyverrel, hanem tudással és adminisztrációval kell egyben tartani. Létrehozták a Bölcsesség Házát (Bayt al-Hikma), amely egyszerre volt a világ legnagyobb könyvtára, fordítóirodája és akadémiája.2. Tudományfilozófiai és pszichológiai működéseA Nagy Fordítói Program (Szelekció a káoszban): Az abbaszida uralkodók (mint Harun al-Rasid és al-Mamun) ügynököket küldtek a világ minden tájára, hogy vásároljanak fel minden fellelhető könyvet. Bizáncból a görög filozófiát (Arisztotelész, Platón), Indiából a matematikai iratokat hozták el. A szultánok a lefordított könyvek súlyát tiszta aranyban fizették meg a fordítóknak.Kognitív integráció: Ez a rendszer képes volt arra, amire Borges könyvtárosai nem: az elme erejével rendet tettek a globális információs káoszban. Összegyúrták a nyugati (görög) logikát a keleti (hindu) matematikával. Itt született meg a modern algebra (al-Hormezmi által), és innen származnak a ma használt „arab” számok is (amiket a törökök és az arabok valójában Indiából vettek át).3. A borgezi és bahái kapcsolódás a jegyzeteihezBorges és a paranoiás végzet: A Bölcsesség Háza szinte hajszálpontosan úgy működött, mint a Bábel könyvtára. A világ összes tudása ott volt a polcokon. A rendszer tragédiája is borgezi: 1258-ban a mongolok elfoglalták Bagdadot, és a könyvtár összes kötetét a Tigris folyóba dobták. A történészek szerint a folyó fekete volt a tintától a pusztulás után – a végtelen tudás egyetlen pillanat alatt semmisült meg.Bahái/Sía gyökerek: Ez az Abbasz-rendszer volt az, amelyik a síita imámokat üldözte, és amelynek elnyomása miatt a síita vallás misztikussá és rejtőzködővé vált (ebből a titokzatos, elnyomott síita misztikából született meg évszázadokkal később a Báb és a bahái hit).

	===Hands of the Cause of God===		===Hands of the Cause of God===

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References

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	*Nakhjavání, Alí (2006). ''Shoghi Effendi: The Range and Power of His Pen.'' Casa Editrice Baha'i Italy. ISBN 978-88-7214-112-0., p 135-37		*Nakhjavání, Alí (2006). ''Shoghi Effendi: The Range and Power of His Pen.'' Casa Editrice Baha'i Italy. ISBN 978-88-7214-112-0., p 135-37
			Az Abbaszida Kalifátus (750–1258)Ha a szélesebb történelmi-muszlim kontextust nézzük (amelyből a sía és a bahái hit is kibontakozott), az Abbas-rendszer az Abbaszida-dinasztia államigazgatási és kulturális rendszere. [1] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbasid_dynasty), [2] (https://www.worldhistory.org/Abbasid_Dynasty/)A rendszer lényege: Mohamed próféta nagybátyja, Al-Abbas leszármazottai megdöntötték az Omajjád kalifátust, és Bagdad központtal egy teljesen új birodalmi rendszert építettek ki. [1] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbasid_Caliphate), [2] (https://www.britannica.com/topic/Abbasid-caliphate)Tudományfilozófiai jelentősége: Ez a korszak volt az Iszlám Aranykora. Ők hozták létre a híres bagdadi Bölcsesség Házát (Bayt al-Hikma), ahol szisztematikusan gyűjtötték és fordították le a világ összes tudományos, matematikai és filozófiai művét (görög, perzsa, hindu iratokat). [1] (https://historyguild.org/the-umayyad-and-abbasid-empire/?srsltid=AfmBOor6moHJ8sJlWZSNSh3pWMO1geSS3JjFHEnGOtF9NRpt62w-G_Gw), [2] (http://faculty.ksu.edu.sa/en/aalmusayid/page/128105)Borgezi párhuzam: Ez a történelmi valóság ihlette közvetlenül a korábban elemzett Bábel könyvtára koncepcióját – egy gigantikus, mindent magába foglaló kulturális tudásbázis kiépítését.

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Nine-pointed star

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			A Kilencágú Csillag (A Számok Misztikája)A bahái építészetben és szimbolikában (mint a Wilmette-i templom kilenc ajtaja és kilenc oldala) a 9-es szám központi jelentőségű.A bahái/arab háttér: Az arab ábécé betűinek hagyományos számértéke van (ez az Abjad-rendszer, ami hasonlít a borgezi numerológiához). A Bahá (Dicsőség) szó betűinek összege (B=2, A=1, H=5, Á=1) pontosan 9 Bahaipedia. A kilencest a bahái hitben a teljesség, az egység és a korábbi vallási kinyilatkoztatások beteljesülésének számaként tisztelik.Hindu párhuzam: A hinduizmusban a kilences szintén szent szám (a kozmikus rend és a teljesség jelképe). Gondoljunk a Navarátrí (Kilenc Éjszaka) ünnepére, amely az isteni anya kilenc megnyilvánulási formáját dicsőíti, vagy a Navagraha kilenc égitestére

	==Uses of the nine-pointed star==		==Uses of the nine-pointed star==

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	'''Kathy Rodgers''' (March 5, 1922 – August 13, 2015) was an Alaskan Baha’i who served on the [[NSA:Alaska\|National Spiritual Assembly of Alaska]].		'''Kathy Rodgers''' (March 5, 1922 – August 13, 2015) was an Alaskan Baha’i who served on the [[NSA:Alaska\|National Spiritual Assembly of Alaska]].
	==Life==		==Life==
	She was born in Toppinish, Wash in Washington. She married Warren H. Rodgers in 1950, and became a Baha’i in 1954. By 1955 they were living in Fairbanks, Alaska, and Kathy read the opening prayer at the dedication of the Alaskan Haziratu’l-Quds in Anchorage on August 6, 1955.<ref>~~Baha’I News, No.~~ 295~~, p~~ 4</ref> By 1956 Kathy was the Secretary of the Fairbanks Spiritual Assembly.<ref>~~Baha’I News, No.~~ 307~~, p~~ 16</ref>		She was born in Toppinish, Wash in Washington. She married Warren H. Rodgers in 1950, and became a Baha’i in 1954. By 1955 they were living in Fairbanks, Alaska, and Kathy read the opening prayer at the dedication of the Alaskan Haziratu’l-Quds in Anchorage on August 6, 1955.<ref>{{citebn\|295\|4}}</ref> By 1956 Kathy was the Secretary of the Fairbanks Spiritual Assembly.<ref>{{citebn\|307\|16}}</ref>

	In 1957 a National Spiritual Assembly of Alaska was established at the first Alaskan Convention. Both Kathy and Warren were elected to the Assembly, with Kathy being elected as recording secretary. She also served as the Convention Reporter, and wrote an article on the Convention for Baha’i News.<ref>~~Baha’I News, No.~~ 316~~, p~~ 8</ref> The Rodgers were the only two members of the National Assembly who had not served on the Local Spiritual Assembly of Anchorage.<ref>~~Baha’I News, No.~~ 606~~, p~~ 6</ref>		In 1957 a National Spiritual Assembly of Alaska was established at the first Alaskan Convention. Both Kathy and Warren were elected to the Assembly, with Kathy being elected as recording secretary. She also served as the Convention Reporter, and wrote an article on the Convention for Baha’i News.<ref>{{citebn\|316\|8}}</ref> The Rodgers were the only two members of the National Assembly who had not served on the Local Spiritual Assembly of Anchorage.<ref>{{citebn\|606\|6}}</ref>

	In 1957 Kathy was offered a position on the Alaska Health, Education and Welfare Council due to her efforts in supporting the Native American population in Alaska.<ref>~~Baha’I News, No.~~ 320~~, p~~ 4</ref> She moved to Nome with Warren and their daughter Ginger in late 1957, and they aimed to form a Local Spiritual Assembly there by 1958.<ref>~~Baha’I News, No.~~ 322~~, p~~ 12</ref>		In 1957 Kathy was offered a position on the Alaska Health, Education and Welfare Council due to her efforts in supporting the Native American population in Alaska.<ref>{{citebn\|320\|4}}</ref> She moved to Nome with Warren and their daughter Ginger in late 1957, and they aimed to form a Local Spiritual Assembly there by 1958.<ref>{{citebn\|322\|12}}</ref>

	The Rodgers left Alaska in July 1958 and moved to Kremmling, Colorado, and both Kathy and Warren served on the Rocky Mountain States Area Teaching Committee until November 1959.<ref>US Supplement, No. 21, p 4</ref>		The Rodgers left Alaska in July 1958 and moved to Kremmling, Colorado, and both Kathy and Warren served on the Rocky Mountain States Area Teaching Committee until November 1959.<ref>US Supplement, No. 21, p 4</ref>

	Warren’s work allowed the Rodgers to travel, and they taught the Faith in Morocco, Cuba and Spain. When Warren retired in 1976 they purchased an RV and travelled across the US until settling in Gore, Oklahoma in October 1997. Kathy moved to an assisted living community in Sallisaw in 2008, and then to a nursing home in Pocola where she passed away in 2015.		Warren’s work allowed the Rodgers to travel, and they taught the Faith in Morocco, Cuba and Spain. When Warren retired in 1976 they purchased an RV and travelled across the US until settling in Gore, Oklahoma in October 1997. Kathy moved to an assisted living community in Sallisaw in 2008, and then to a nursing home in Pocola where she passed away in 2015.

	==References==		==References==
	* [http://www.swtimes.com/article/20150815/obituaries/308159969 SW Times Obituary for Kathy Rodgers]		* [http://www.swtimes.com/article/20150815/obituaries/308159969 SW Times Obituary for Kathy Rodgers]

	==Notes==		==Notes==
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Brian Kurzius

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Slovenia

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	A Bahá’í community was established in Slovenia in the [[1990s]] and remains active to the present day.		A Bahá’í community was established in Slovenia in the [[1990s]] and remains active to the present day.
	==History==		==History==
	Governmental restrictions prevented a Bahá’í community being established in Slovenia and as of 1963 there were no Bahá’ís residing in the region.<ref name=hassall>[https://bahai-library.com/hassall_fazel_100-years_europe/ Seena Fazel & Graham Hassall, '''1998''', ''100 Years of the Bahá'í Faith in Europe'', Baha'i Studies Review, 8, 35-44]</ref> Following independence religious restrictions were relaxed in Croatia ~~and in 1991~~ a Regional Teaching Committee for Croatia and Slovenia was established,<ref>{{citebw\|20\|220}}</ref> and the Local Spiritual Assembly of Ljubljana ~~was established the same year going on to present~~ Bahá’í literature to the President of Slovenia.<ref>{{citebw\|23\|35}}</ref> The first teaching conference of Croatia and Slovenia was held in Kranj, Slovenia, in January 1992,<ref>{{citebw\|20\|205}}</ref> and the Bahá’í Faith was officially recognised in Slovenia in April.<ref>{{citebw\|20\|221}}</ref>		Governmental restrictions prevented a Bahá’í community being established in Slovenia and as of 1963 there were no Bahá’ís residing in the region.<ref name=hassall>[https://bahai-library.com/hassall_fazel_100-years_europe/ Seena Fazel & Graham Hassall, '''1998''', ''100 Years of the Bahá'í Faith in Europe'', Baha'i Studies Review, 8, 35-44]</ref>

			Following the nations independence in 1991 religious restrictions were relaxed in Croatia that year a Regional Teaching Committee for Croatia and Slovenia was established,<ref>{{citebw\|20\|220}}</ref> and also the Local Spiritual Assembly of Ljubljana which facilitated a presentation of Bahá’í literature to the President of Slovenia.<ref>{{citebw\|23\|35}}</ref> The first teaching conference of Croatia and Slovenia was held in Kranj, Slovenia, in January 1992,<ref>{{citebw\|20\|205}}</ref> and the Bahá’í Faith was officially recognised in Slovenia in April.<ref>{{citebw\|20\|221}}</ref>

	In 1994 a joint National Spiritual Assembly for Slovenia and Croatia was established at a Regional Convention held in Ljubljana with [[Hand of the Cause]] [[‘Alí-Muḥammad Varqá]] representing the [[Universal House of Justice]] at the event and the Director of Slovenia's Office of Religious Affairs sending a letter.<ref>{{citebw\|23\|33}}</ref> In 1999 a half hour program about the Bahá’í Faith was broadcast nationally on Slovenian television.<ref>{{citebw\|27\|116}}</ref>		In 1994 a joint National Spiritual Assembly for Slovenia and Croatia was established at a Regional Convention held in Ljubljana with [[Hand of the Cause]] [[‘Alí-Muḥammad Varqá]] representing the [[Universal House of Justice]] at the event and the Director of Slovenia's Office of Religious Affairs sending a letter.<ref>{{citebw\|23\|33}}</ref> In 1999 a half hour program about the Bahá’í Faith was broadcast nationally on Slovenian television.<ref>{{citebw\|27\|116}}</ref>

NSA:South Pacific Islands

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	* [[Cook Islands]]		* [[Cook Islands]]
	* [[~~Figi~~]]		* [[Fiji]]
	* Gilbert Islands (now part of [[Kiribati]])		* Gilbert Islands (now part of [[Kiribati]])
	* Ellice Islands (now [[Tuvalu]])		* Ellice Islands (now [[Tuvalu]])