The Bahá’ís of the Wenatchee Valley warmly invite you to Wenatchee Museum and Cultural Center to view with us, on the Centenary of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá’s passing, a film about His life of service to humanity. Tamales will be served.
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The earth has one surface. God has not divided this surface by boundaries and barriers to separate races and peoples. Man has set up and established these imaginary lines, giving to each restricted area a name and the limitation of a native land or nationhood. By this division and separation into groups and branches of mankind, prejudice is engendered which becomes a fruitful source of war and strife. Impelled by this prejudice, races and nations declare war against each other; the blood of the innocent is poured out, and the earth torn by violence. Therefore, it has been decreed by God in this day that these prejudices and differences shall be laid aside
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