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13 July 2019/ Baha'i Community

Filling institutions with the spirit of oneness

Filling institutions with the spirit of oneness
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Eric Dozier

Eric Dozier

Read about Eric Dozier. Watch the full story in 9 chapters.

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A fountain of light
Baha'i Faith

A fountain of light

Baha’u’llah says people of African descent are the “pupil of the eye” – it has caused me to reflect on my role in this world.

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    Eric Dozier
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Learning to pray in a diverse community
Baha'i Community

Learning to pray in a diverse community

Worship is an intimate act – you’re opening your heart to encounter the divine in the presence of others.

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    Eric Dozier
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Filling institutions with the spirit of oneness
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