Greetings! It’s been a while since my last post. We’re fresh off our Unit Conventions, which powerfully demonstrate a different, better way of choosing those who will lead and serve our communities in different capacities. At a time when we’re all mired in the contention of partisan electoral politics, I found it a joyful, hopeful,…
Greetings! I have a couple of questions for you all. First, does anyone have a photo of Nate Powell that I could use on the History Project website for his obituary? I have a photo of his gravestone but would always rather use a personal photo. For that matter, if you have a photo of…
Greetings, friends! If you’ve spent time on the Project website recently, you may have run into some glitches. For a brief time, your passwords might not have worked. You may have seen a number of broken links—missing photos or other images, or you might have tried to open an external link to a newspaper article…
I had a report today that a registered user had trouble logging on to the website. Are others having the same problem? It might stem from changes made during the recent technical problems on the site. Mike’s made some adjustments in response, so you might try again. If you still have trouble, let us know…
Some of you may have noticed disruptions to this website in the last couple of weeks. We were, as they say, “experiencing technical difficulties.” Our webmaster Mike may have spent every last penny of his patience making things right, with help and suggestions from team member Andrea. But all appears to be back on track….
I hope you’re all protecting your health of body, mind, and spirit during these cold, stormy, and distressing times. Much has been happening with the Iowa Bahá’í History Project. The most recent addition to the website is a wonderful interview Linda Coulter-Jones conducted with Bonnie Tozer of Cedar Falls. Many of you know both of…
