This year’s School Teachers’ Conference, the third one in an annual event that started in 2009, was successfully held in the Kuching Baha’i Centre on 17 – 18 Dec 2011 with 32 participants, mainly comprising of teachers from various schools in Sarawak, with some of them coming from as far as Miri and Bakong, in [...]

Report by Mr. Yong Kiong Choon “Very inspiring!” That must be on the lips of every one of the 38 people who participated in a full 4-day institute course held recently in the state capital, Kuching. The participants, some coming from as far as the northern region of Sarawak and among whom were several members [...]

Nine newly elected members of the Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is of Sarawak together with Counsellor Mrs Zena Sorabjee (seated centre) of the Baha’i Contintental Board of Counsellors for Asia, at the 8th National Convention held in the Kuching Baha’i Centre on 30 Apr – 2 May 2005: (L-R front) Maria Peter, Yong Kiong Choon, [...]

Kuching 23-24 October 2004: The third state level institutional meeting was held at the Crown Towers, Pending with Counsellor Paul Lample from the International Teaching Centre as the guest of honour. Also present was Counsellor George Soraya. Among the 139 participants were representatives of the various national committees and institutions based in Kuching, Regional Council of both north and south region and the teaching committee of central region. Nine ATCs from the southern region and ATC Mukah. Local Assemblies of Miri and Sibu and those of Kuching-Padawan-Samarahan communities were also represented.

Verbal comments from a few participants showed that the meeting not only had instilled fresh inspiration but also had brought about a higher level of understanding regarding the whole process of entry by troops. It had assured the community that it is treading the right path, albeit slowly. The main issues to analyze now are “Where are we now?”, “Where are we going?”, and “How are we going to the place we want to go?”

The newly elected and appointed Regional Council members of both the northern and southern region had a joint meeting with Counsellors, members of the National Spiritual Assembly and the Auxiliary Board on the weekend of 27-28 December 2003, in Kuching. Initially the meeting looked like “business as usual”, but towards the end of it most participants realized and admitted that the councils would bear heavy responsibility in the future unlike that of their predecessors, the regional teaching committees.