1. The Ten Year Crusade

4. Ted and Alicia Cardell with two of their children, 1960

5. Gerda and Martin Aiff with their six children, following their arrival in South West Africa, 1959.

6. Gerda Aiff

7. Hilifa Andreas Nekundi and Gerda Aiff at the jubilee

8. The first National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’ìs of Namibia, 1981

9. Martin Aiff(left) with some baha’ìs on their way to a deepening seminar, 1988

10. Some of the members of the Omaruru children's choir.

11. Maina Mkandawire (second from left) with Baha'i women from Omaruru

12. Some of the participants at the jubilee

13. Participants at the jubilee drum in joy and unity.

15. The first Baha’ì local Spiritual Assembly in Samoa, 1957

16. Visit of Hand of the Cause Ruhiiyih Khanum for the opening of the Baha’ì Temple in Samoa, 1984

17. Ruhiyyih Khanum is greeted by the Head of the State of Samoa

18. Hand of the Cause Dr Giachery at the Temple site in 1982

19. A member of the National Assembly

20. The Head of the State of Samoa, His Highness Susuga Malietoa Tanumafili II

21. Lilian Wyss-Ala’i who introduced the Faith in Samoa in 1954

22. Samoan men at the residence of the Head of the State

23. Lilian Ala’i, knight of Baha’u’llah for Samoa, with the daughter

24. Mr and Mrs Garcia: in 1968 sailed in Samoa on their vessel and introduced the Faith to many people

25. Some of the participants at the Jubilee, the result of the selflsess service of the numeorus pioneers

26. Beacon of unity in the midmost heart of the ocean…the Baha’ì House of Worship

27. Sardegna (Italy)

28. Marie Ciocca(right), Knight of Baha’u’llah, with some baha’ì friends, 1962

31. Dr. and Mrs Giachery, visiting Maria Ciocca in her pioneering post

32. Maria Ciocca with William Sears Aprile,Sardinia, 1954

33. Marie Ciocca with Livia Pargentino, the first to become baha’ì in Sardinia

35. 1955, Historical trio: Rima Nichola and Tuaine Karotaua, the first two Cook islanders to become baha’ìs, with Edith Danielsen (right) who arrived in Cook Island in 1953

36. First Local Assembly of the baha’ìs of Rarotonga, 1956

37. Baha’ì pioneer Nan Greenwood, 95

38. Flowers of one garden

39. National Assembly of the Baha’ìs of the Cook Islands at the International Convention

41. A. Mazakmat, the first Papua New Guinean to become a Baha’ì

42. R. Hancock, 1956 who pioneered in Papua New Guinea in 1954 from New Zealand

43. R. Hancock in 2004

44. Violet Hoehnke, knight of Baha’u’llah for Papua New Guinea, with some children, 1954

45. The Local Assembly of Madina with a group of baha’ìs

46. Eight members of the first National Assembly of Papua New Guinea, 1969

47. Local baha’ìs meet with the Counsellor Mr Naraqi at their village

48. Hand of the Cause Ruhiyyih Khanum with Violette Nakhjavani with a baha’ì who hosted them at Aumu village, 1984

49. Baha’ìs with a banner for a baha’ì gathering

50. Baha’ìs at Mapaio, 1984

51. Tamun Kosep, a traditional chief and treasurer of the first LSA of Madina

53. The first Spiritual Assembly of Andaman and Nicobar Islands with, at centre, Hand of the Cause Ruhiyyih Khanum

54. First Lady of Andaman and Nicobar Islands attending the jubilee

55. Some baha’ìs performing at the celebrations of the jubilee

56. Baha’ì gather at the Institute Conference

58. Member of Baha’ì adult literary class, Pygmy development project. Mubambiro, North Kivu, 1989

59. Members of the first National Spritual Assembly, 1971

60. Participants in a teacher training course at the Ola Baha’ì Institute

61. Chief (left) and fellow baha’ìs in a village

62. Girl performing at the jubilee

63. The Baha’ì Women Group of Lumumbashi

64. Members of the Dawn of Carmel Choir

65. Children’s theatre, depicting a travel teaching trip by Mr Nakhjavani to the Belgian Congo

66. National Assembly of the Baha’ìs of Democratic Republic of Congo

67. Oh! that I could travel, even though on foot and in the utmost poverty, to these regions, and, raising the call of Ya-Baha'u'l- Abha in cities, villages, mountains, deserts and oceans, promote the Divine teachings! This, also, I cannot do. How intensely I deplore it! Please God, ye may achieve it." ‘Abdu’l-Baha