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KENTUCKY Kentucky Bahá’í School 2008Fri. Aug. 29 – Mon. Sept. 1 (Labor Day weekend)Location: 4-H Leadership Center, Nancy Special Guest Presenter:Erica Toussaint, member National Spiritual Assembly on “Creating a Climate of Encouragement in these Times of Change” In this deeply text-based course, participants will focus on practical, daily applications of the spiritual principles essential for unified and loving interactions, as individuals, communities and institutions move through the Five Year Plan processes, and experience the culture of change characterized by an attitude of learning. Participants will take an in-depth look at the way they view the world vs. the way that Bahá’u’lláh guides us to see it. In a lively, laughter-filled atmosphere, we will explore spiritually-based solutions to such challenging topics as justice, forgiveness, dissension, criticism, true consultation, and the purpose of tests. Great children and youth classes, talent show, coffee house with Ms. Toussaint, book store, seeker classes, visual productions by Tom Kimmerer, morning yoga and special this year: “Community Building through the Arts” (music, dance, drama, and visual art). Fees: Registrar: David Rome INFO ON MOST RECENT SESSIONKentucky Bahá’í School 2007Fri. Aug. 31 – Mon. Sept. 3 (Labor Day weekend)Location: 4-H Leadership Center, Nancy KY Special Guests:
Full program of adult, youth, and children’s classes from Saturday morning through Monday noon. Many recreational activities available in a relaxed and family-oriented atmosphere. Affordable cost, comfortable facilities in a beautiful wooded setting on Lake Cumberland in southern Kentucky. Fees: Early Registration before Aug 15: Indiv. Adult/ youth @ $10, Family @ $25 – ($15 & $35 after). Registrar: M. Mortazie INFO ON PAST SESSIONSKentucky Bahá’í SchoolSept. 1- 4 (Fri. to Mon. - Labor Day weekend)Location: Kentucky Leadership Center Registration Form: Page 1 [PDF] and Page 2 [PDF] Theme: "Understanding the Cycle of Growth: Arise for the Triumph of His Cause!"
Full program of adult, youth, and children’s classes from Saturday morning through Monday noon. Many recreational activities available in a relaxed and family-oriented atmosphere. Affordable cost, comfortable facilities in a beautiful wooded setting on Lake Cumberland in southern Kentucky. Special Guest: Bill Davis, member of the National Spiritual Assembly. Presenters: Irene Iturburo and Ryan Lawrence of Houston, Texas Kentucky Bahá’í Summer SchoolSept. 2- 5 (Fri. to Mon. - Labor Day weekend)Location: Kentucky Leadership Center Theme: This Wondrous System: The Like of Which Mortal Eyes Have Never Witnessed” Morning and afternoon talks and workshops on the World Order of Baha’u’llah — PLUS:
Full program of adult, youth, and children’s classes from Saturday morning through Monday noon. Many recreational activities available in a relaxed and family-oriented atmosphere. Affordable cost, comfortable facilities in a beautiful wooded setting on Lake Cumberland in southern Kentucky. Download a cover letter about the school [PDF] and the registration form [PDF]. The deadline for early registration this year will be August 15. Registrar: Mass’ud Mortazie Kentucky Bahá’í Summer SchoolSeptember 3-6, 2004 (Fri. evening - Mon noon)Kentucky Leadership Center in Jabez, KY http://www.ca.uky.edu/agcollege/4H/jabez/ Theme: “Lighting the Way: Blazoning the Name of Bahá'u'lláh” Kentucky Bahá’í Summer SchoolAugust 29 - September 1, 2003 (Fri. evening - Mon. noon)Kentucky Leadership Center in Jabez, KY http://www.ca.uky.edu/agcollege/4H/jabez/ Theme: “Lighting the Way” Featured presenter: Peter Terry, a talented musician and teacher returning for a second year to continue the study of the Annual Theme. A special focus will be on the study of Islam and the Bahá’í Faith. Full program of adult, youth, and children’s classes from Saturday morning through Monday noon. Affordable cost, comfortable facilities in a beautiful wooded setting on Lake Cumberland in southern Kentucky. Many outdoor recreational activities available in a relaxed and family-oriented atmosphere. May 24 - 27, 2002 (Fri evening - Mon noon)
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