The Spiritual Assembly of the Bahais of London Nancy Campbell (1906 –1980) This article is part of a series on a few historical figures in the Canadian Baha’i Community who were instrumental in the establishment and growth of the community in Canada. Over the course of this year, the Canadian Baha’i News Service will be posting one biography every month. Toronto, Ontario, 6 October 2014 (CBNS) — Nancy Campbell was born in England in 1906. As a child, she immigrated to Canada with her parents. She grew up in Hamilton, Ontario, and lived most of her life in that area. A woman of remarkably diverse talents, she was an accomplished dancer, artist, pianist and actress. Her first love, however, was dance, and she became well known and respected as a teacher of ballet. Her intellectual pursuits included study of various arts and religions. She was particularly interested in international and interracial affairs.. Read the full story on the Canadian Bahá’í News Service: ____________________________________________________________ Canadian Bahá’í News Service / Service canadien de nouvelles bahá’íes Office of External Affairs / Bureau des Affaires extérieures Bahá’í Community of Canada / La Communauté bahá’íe du Canada 7200 Leslie Street, Thornhill, Ontario L3T 6L8 Read the full story on the Canadian Bahá’í News Service: bahainews.ca/ ____________________________________________________________
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