Room 301, Peter Frogatt Centre, Queens University
5 May, 7.30 pm
1 May The Old Churches and the New World Faith Dorothy Riordan
8 May Technology and Us Colin Palin
15 May The Establishment of Divine Civilisation James Holmlund
22 May Teaching: Here We Come Daniel Ma’ani
29 May MID-TERM BREAK
Every Sunday morning, 11 am, in the Bahá'í Centre
The 2005 Annual Conference of the Association for Bahá'í Studies (English-Speaking Europe) will be held in the Bahá'í Centre, 24 Burlington Road, Dublin. It starts at 6 pm on Friday 1 July , ending on the afternoon of Sunday 3 July.
The theme is “The Power of the Word”.
Call for Papers: Please submit papers to Sahba Akhavan.
Booking: To facilitate planning the conference, please book (no deposit required), indicating the times of attendance, with Registrar, Eamonn Moane.
Accommodation: For details of accommodation venues in Dublin areas 2, 4, and 6, close to conference venue, see the following two interlinked websites: www.gulliver.ie or www.ireland.ie –the registrar will also be happy to advise.
Cost: For Saturday and/or Sunday (Friday is free): ABS (ESE) members—£10; Non-members—£25; Concession—£20. Cost for non-members includes membership for one year of the ABS (ESE), which includes a current copy of the Baha’i Studies Review.
The Bahá'í Council for Northern Ireland would like all communities and organisers of classes and events to be aware that Unit Convention this year is over the weekend of 22-23 October and asks, in line with NSA policy, that classes and events are not organised for that weekend.
Lorne Girl Guide Centre, Craigavad
25-31 July 2005
A diverse selection of subjects united in the one school .
Speakers to include: Mr & Mrs Ali Nakhjavani Counsellor Shirin Fozdar-Foroudi Dr Sepideh Taheri
Contact registrar.
Summer School is almost full!
There are just 3 x 5 bed rooms left, so the next three families, or groups of friends prepared to share (same gender, please!), to send in booking forms and deposits will get them.
PLEASE NOTE! Anyone planning to come to the school on a daily, or occasional, basis will have to book for meals in advance. With the number of people already booked it is imperative that the staff at Lorne buy enough food for everyone – and this is ordered the week before the school begins.
Anyone planning to avail themselves of the tuck shop offer of a soup, sandwich and drink lunch (£2.50) will also have to book in advance, as Claire will have to make sure that she has sufficient provisions to accommodate you.
FINAL BOOKINGS FOR MEALS OR THE TUCK SHOP, FRIDAY 15 JULY.
YOU CANNOT “JUST TURN UP” AT THE SCHOOL AND EXPECT THERE TO BE ACCOMMODATION OR MEALS FOR YOU.
Residential Schools Committee
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