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Nasser and Farzaneh

Love the place you live: A pioneer’s story 

Nasser and Farzaneh Sedghi arrived in Sydney from India in 1984.  Arriving as refugees, and with little financial support, they spent three years living in the city before deciding to move ...

Keith McDonald

‘Feeling of hope and faith’: New book injects light into the darkness 

Nobel Prize for Literature winner Gao Xingjian says that “It’s in literature that true life can be found. It’s under the mask of fiction that you can tell the truth.”  It’s a sentiment that ...

Jacob and Sami

‘We are there to serve’: Two Australian youth share their overseas pioneering story 

In this interview with Australian Baha’i Horizons, Jacob Baron and Sami Milani speak about their work assisting with the community-building process unfolding in eastern Europe and explore what it ...

Renee Campbell

‘Bounties far outweigh the difficulties’: From Perthie to pioneer 

In this interview with Australian Baha’i Horizons, Renee Campbell speaks about her decision to pioneer abroad, and the community-building work currently underway in her newfound neighbourhood in ...

Sana Vasli

Stories of The Master: New podcast connects hearts to ‘Abdu’l-Baha 

In this interview with Australian Baha’i Horizons, Sana Vasli speaks about the inspiration behind his individual initiative Stories of The Master – a podcast series that shares inspiring and ...

Ryan Zare

Raising capacity in the regions: The reflections of a youth pioneer

In this interview with Australian Baha’i Horizons, Ryan Zare speaks about his pioneering journey and the community-building process underway in his new hometown of Carnarvon, Western Australia. ...

Dallas Campbell

The Baha’i House of Worship – a refuge for humanity and the natural world 

In this interview with Australian Baha’i Horizons, Dallas Campbell speaks about the interplay between the Baha’i House of Worship and its surrounds, and how we each have a role to play in ...

Professor Richard Bell

‘All must be producers’: Agriculture and building communities

In this interview with Australian Bahá'í Horizons, Professor Richard Bell speaks about the fundamental importance of agriculture in building vibrant, self-sustaining communities around the world.

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