Talk:Baháʼí Faith in Alaska
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[edit]Here's two links to consider parsing into the article.
(not that every single mention needs to be reflected, but in summary form could be worth including.) Example syntax:
<ref>{{cite journal| title = Glimpsing Early Bahá'í Pilgrimages| journal = Bahá'í News | year = 1972 | month = October | issue = 498 | page = 6 | url =}}</ref>
it is not hard to specify a url down to the page.
- Worth mentioning the publication at High Endeavours: Messages to Alaska using the book syntax formatting.
- another article The American Bahá'í Community in the Ninetiesby Robert Stockman, published in America's Alternative Religions, Timothy Miller, ed., Albany: SUNY Press, 1995 (again using wikipedia syntax)
- another Native Messengers of God in Canada?: A Test Case for Bahá'í Universalism, by Christopher Buckpublished in Bahá'í Studies Review, 6, pages 97-133, 1996
- North American Indian Prophecies, by Lee Brown, 1986 (and linking toBahá'í Faith and Native Americans.
- another Letter from Haifa in the Time of Mourning, 1922: from Emogene Hoagg to Nelly Frenchby Emogene Hoagg (1922), published in World Order, 6:2, pages 34-37, 1971/1972 Winter
- mentions Alaska a few times - In Memoriam, published in Bahá'í World, Vol. 18 (1979-1983), pages 610-825, 1986
Some other newspaper mentions:
- Matters of faith (Published: July 27, 2002), Anchorage Daily News
- Festival of Ridvan (Published: April 19, 2003) Anchorage Daily News
- Shrine, terraces focus on world unity, By Paul Gray, Daily News Correspondent(Published May 26, 2001)
- Obituary: R. Jackson Armstrong-Ingram: April 30, 1954 -Oct. 21, 2004, published in South Bend Tribune, South Bend, IN: 2004-12-04* Chuck Larson, Artist Profile: Arts Dialogue, June 2000* Youth to youth Baha'i group delivers positive messages through movement, By S. Jane Szabo, Anchorage Daily News,(Published: February 23, 2002)
- A review of the religion in 1963 - skim for Alaska mentions - Bahá'í Faith, The: 1844-1963: Information Statistical and Comparative compiled by Hands of the Cause Residing in the Holy Land]
((not exhaustive)) - plus any "live" newspaper hits online present or past….
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