Prepared under the supervision of the Universal House of Justice.

January 2008 to March 2009.

The ever popular pocket datebook is still full of useful information, as well as the calendar. This familiar, pocket-sized format has become a favorite among those that keep up-to-date on Holy Days, Feasts, Event Days, and important addresses. Even a Gregorian calendar has been included for easy reference, and at the end of the book you will find a calendar of the next three Baha'i years.

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This book adds a new dimension to the debate over our collective future. It reveals the emergence of a new model of world order, built on a practical plan of action which puts the individual at the centre of global transformation.

It is inspired by the teachings of Baha'u'llah, the Persian prophet and founder of the Baha'i Faith. In the mid-nineteenth century, Baha'u'llah foresaw the inadequacy of state sovereignty, and urged world leaders to compose their differences, reduce expenditure on arms, guarantee the rights of citizens, and commit themselves to collective security. He warned of the chaos and destruction which would follow if his counsels were neglected, but also outlined a plan for a new world order devoted to justice, equality, dignity, freedom and self-determination. For over a century Baha'is have been turning Baha'u'llah's vision into reality; their experience reinforces hope in the future of the human race.

Six specialists in conflict resolution, development, law, economics, history, and ecology present various dimensions of this unique world order model, and explore its implications for the radical transformation of our planet.

This is a wonderful activity book for children aged 7-12. Through puzzles, games, quizzes, models and pictures, children will learn a great deal about the life and times of Baha'u'llah, including interesting facts about 19th century Middle Eastern geography, culture, costumes and habits. Organized such that parents may structure lessons if they choose.

Translated from the French by Olive McKinlay.

Thomas Breakwell was described by 'Abdu'l-Bahá as a "lamp amid the angels of high Heaven", and by Shoghi Effendi as one of "three luminaries" (along with George Townshend and John Esslemont) shedding brilliant lustre on the annals of the British Bahá'í community. This biological sketch, combined with a meditation on Breakwell's spiritual station, will surely inspire us to arise, as he did, to champion the divine teachings.

This is the inspiring story of how one young person's travels in Southern Africa as a Baha'i youth service volunteer became a journey of unexpected self-discovery. The author vividly conveys a sense of her own transformation, and how the challenge of taking the healing message of Baha'u'llah to a society divided by prejudice revealed to her the deeper meanings of the oneness of humanity. Kemba's engaging voice speaks to the reader as if to a close companion on her adventures. We see how the knowledge she acquired became a new source of strength and confirmation, and helped her redefine her identity as a woman, as an African-American, and as a Baha'i.

Contains the communications from Shoghi Effendi, Guardian of the Bahá'í Faith, to the Canadian Bahá'í community, covering the years from 1923 to 1957.

The Story of Abdu'l-Baha in Edinburgh.

During Abdu'l-Baha's visit to Edinburgh in January of 1913, He was enthusiastically received by leading citizens, spoke to large, receptive audiences, and was highly praised in the press. Pick up this book to read the details of what made this visit such a historic one.

A new world order is coming into being, confronting commonly held assumptions about identities, loyalties, and our collective future as citizens of this ailing planet. Among these perplexing changes, the challenge looms large to preserve and extend justice when faced with contibuing unfair distribution of wealth, shameless exploitation of natural resources, inequitable relations among members of the international community, and the impotence of the great military powers to protect victims of war.

The nine contributors to this book put justice at the heart of the debate about the new world order: as a personal quality, in basic social relationships, in national life, as well as in the relations between states. Inspirational to all these authors is the figure of Baha'u'llah (1817-1892), who, over a hundred years ago, described how the 'great oppressions that have befallen the world are preparing it for the advent of the Most Great Justice', an essential precondition to universal, permanent and progressive peace. The contributing authors, specialists in a variety of disciplines, explore Baha'u'llah's treatment of justice as it applies to relations between the sexes; the restructing of the international economy along more equitable lines; human rights; and the problems of a global society.

The Messages from the Guardian of the Baha'i Faith to the Baha'i Community of the British Isles

Just as its title implies, Unfolding Destiny is a book of over 800 letters and cables written by Shoghi Effendi, describing the implementation of goals detailed in various Baha'i manuscripts. Though all of this correspondence was composed between the years 1922 and 1957, the guidance contained therein is applicable even today.

January 2008 to March 2009.

This one-page, 15 month wall calendar features a beautiful full-color photograph of the Shrine of Baha'u'llah. Color coded circles and squares denote Baha'i Feasts and Holy Days with additional detail about Holy Days, Feasts, Special Events Days, and Baha'i quotes about "The Qiblih" on the back

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This one-page 165/166 BE Baha'i wall calendar features a 15 month calendar (January 2008 - March 2009) plus Feast and Holy Day information in English on one side and Farsi on the other.

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