Subject: Marcic developed what originally was a one-woman show - she was the woman - into a four-person musical with professional singers.

From: "Jimmy J. Goldstein" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 23 May 2007 16:36:15 -0500

The musical, she says, does this.
She said activities of the Slovakian Baha'i community include programs of moral education for children and youth, study courses for adults, and devotional meetings for people of every belief. He strode the world stage but always saw himself as a servant of his people.
New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark says Malietoa has been a father figure to his people and "there will be great sorrow in Samoa today".
Spillerova noted that Baha'i belief includes respect for other religions and appreciation of diverse cultures. Taouma says Malietoa's door was always open for the smallest child to the eldest person in Samoa.
McPherson said, explaining that it illustrates how over the past century, women have gone from being afraid of and subservient to men, to being equal and independent.
and the country loved him," says family elder Papali'i Pita Taouma.
McPherson, who is the father of five - four of them daughters. Future plans include Minneapolis and Green Bay in the U.
"We're losing that generation of leaders. "I loved the music, I loved the treatment of the music, I loved the story," said Mr.
"Music is so powerful. Key says the statesman visited many times, including at the invitation of the late Maori Queen, and his passing will be mourned throughout the Pacific.
Marcic, whose doctorate is in organizational behavior and communication, is a member of the Baha'i Faith, a key principle of which is the equality of men and women. News of Malietoa's death came as a shock to many Samoans attending Sunday church services in Auckland. a real passing of a generation.
and the country loved him," says family elder Papali'i Pita Taouma.
We kindly request your prayers for the progress of his soul.
Malietoa was well known as a follower of the Baha'i faith.
The musical has played successfully in a half dozen U.
He attended St Stephens and Wesley colleges in New Zealand.
Marcic developed what originally was a one-woman show - she was the woman - into a four-person musical with professional singers. She was already experimenting with music in her seminars and decided to expand on the idea, putting the songs front and center for that appearance. " His membership as a Baha'i was noted in the video.
Spillerova noted that Baha'i belief includes respect for other religions and appreciation of diverse cultures.