"valuable public services" to convert more and more people to the Baha'i faith

Medical camps operating through the devoted efforts of Bahá’í physicians and traveling teachers in Bangladesh have led to a large number of enrollments in addition to carrying out a valuable public service.

Last November 19, the Ruhí Camp, named after a recent martyr in Iran, treated 150 patients, 54 of whom embraced the Cause.

Four days later, the Faizí Camp treated more than 100 patients and enrolled 35 of them.

The Farhangi Medical Camps, initiated early last year, are still functioning; the most recent was reportedly held last November 21.

Also in November the Haqíqí Medical Project, also named after a recent martyr, treated more than 200 patients and enrolled 110 new believers including the residents of one entire village.

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