فنلاند

A shadow puppet theater presentation

Some youth in Vantaa, Finland, took great joy in sharing stories using shadow puppet theater. Music and song filled the family home and brought with it a sense of reverence for the Báb.

Paper artwork in Finland depicts the Báb’s title “The Gate”

In reflecting about the connection between the twin Founders of the Bahá’í Faith, a Finnish artist created a collection of paper gates to represent the mission of the Báb as the Herald for Bahá’u’lláh’s coming.

Storytelling activities across Finland

Communities across Finland have been dedicating time and effort to refine their storytelling abilities. They learned about the Báb’s mission and His teachings and explored ways in which they could use stories to capture what they had studied. As an example, one group arranged an interactive storytelling event for people of all ages. In Helsinki, an individual hosted a storytelling evening every two weeks for the period leading up to the bicentenary. Another group of four friends in Keminmaa memorized the words of the Báb so they could share them as they recounted episodes of the early moments of the Faith to their friends.

Glimpses from the bicentenary celebrations across Finland

From a group’s singing of songs in Tampere, to children’s coloring activities in Helsinki, bicentenary celebrations across Finland brought together many communities in remembrance of the Báb’s remarkable life and teachings.

اثری هنری با کاغذهای رنگی با اقتباس از عنوان باب

این کار هنری که در شهر ایناری در فنلاند با کاغذهای رنگی چین خورده درست شده اقتباسی است از عنوان حضرت باب که به معنای درب یا دروازه است.