"More than 1,000 Bahá¹ís from six countries gathered for the RegionalConference in Nakuru, Kenya, 8-9 November, to consult on the goal of launching intensive programs of growth (IPGs) in 38 clusters, 23 of them inKenya. Joining the 700 Kenyans were 200 Bahá¹ís from Uganda, 100 fromTanzania, and 42 from Ethiopia. Four friends came from Mozambique and three from Southern Sudan. Unfortunately, circumstances did not allow the Eritrean friends to attend.
Frequent rain showers did not dampen the enthusiasm of the participants, nor did the noise of the rain on the auditorium's roof-top distract them from their purpose. Songs of rejoicing often filled the auditorium when theparticipants were not engaged in sharply focused deliberations.
Already, there are 33 IPGs under way in the region including Ethiopia,Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda. With so many new IPGs to launch, the conference provided a unique opportunity to explore how recent successes could bereplicated on a large scale."
Members from the International Teaching Centre, Ms. Uransaikhan Baatar andMrs. Rachel Ndegwa, representing the Universal House of Justice.
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