A Home for the Stories
Bahá'í Chronicles editors, Bahá'í Chronicles · Read original
When in Bahá'í history
A retelling for children, based on Bahá'í Chronicles.
It was the twenty-first of March, in springtime, when something new began.
All around the world, there were stories — true stories about Bahá'í heroes and heroines. Some had lived long, long ago. Some were living right now. They came from many lands, near and far.
But the stories were spread out everywhere, like seeds scattered by the wind. Wouldn't it be wonderful, someone thought, if they could all be gathered into one place, where anyone could come and find them?
And so, on that spring day, a brand-new website opened its doors. It was called Bahá'í Chronicles. From that day on, it began to share the stories of all the brave and loving friends, the heroes and the heroines, from all over the world.
When we gather good stories and keep them safe, we are giving a gift to everyone who will ever want to hear them. A story shared is a story that never has to be forgotten.
This is a retelling for children. For the fuller account, see "Baha’i Chronicles Launched".
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