Ann (1931-2012) and Peter Kyne (1927-2016)
Sadly neither of my parents, Ann and Peter Kyne, were able to write their histories themselves, so this is only …
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Don and Margaret Love
The following is an amalgamation of both our stories as they are obviously intertwined, and since Don lost the ability …
Hassan Afnan (1926 – 2010)
The following account has been written by Hassan’s children, Farid Afnan and Parvin Morrissey. The quotations are taken from the …
Padraig Gaffney
The very first time the name Bahá’í fell upon my ears was when I was a student in Dundalk, County …
Gillian Malakooti
My journey Where to Begin.. I have learnt that life is a series of journeys, short, long, simple or complicated …
Jean Powis
My family hated religious pomposity and hypocrisy, so there was never any church going, and it was my paternal grandfather, …
Jackie Grant
A fellow student at my high school, Thellie Lovejoy, recently became a Bahá’í and was actively teaching the Faith. I …
Ron (1938 – 2015) and Shahla Stee
Clarence Ronald Stee was born in a hospital in Toronto when his mother was 48. His parents were Clarence Orrin …
Robin McQueen
As a magician used to say, “You’ll like this. Not a lot, but you’ll like it.” Going to Church Throughout …
Charles Phillips
In 2004, in my mid 30s, life seemed great – happily turning an inwardly blind eye to my obesity, alcohol …
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