Regional Conference in Russia
During 20th–22nd October 2017, SSIO members held a regional conference in the Urals area of Russia, attended by 48 people from 13 Russian cities. The conference opened with
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Articles about devotional events such as ceremonies, prayers, guest speakers. etc.
During 20th–22nd October 2017, SSIO members held a regional conference in the Urals area of Russia, attended by 48 people from 13 Russian cities. The conference opened with
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On 26th October 2017, the SSIO of Bosnia participated in an interfaith meeting themed “Peace and Reconciliation,” organised by the
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Members of the SSIO of Hungary organised a Tenth Annual Sai Summer Retreat between 29th July and 1st August 2017 at Angel Garden Camp, in the scenic Cserhát Mountains. Thirty participants of all ages and walks of life spent
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More than 350 SSIO members attended the Sathya Sai National Gratitude Day (Sai Vandana) celebrations on 21st October 2017 in Hatfield, London, honouring
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The Ladies Wing of the Sathya Sai Centre of Cooksville organised a Family Day celebration on 19th February 2018 that included devotional songs and prayers. Coinciding with the monthly meeting of the Ladies Wing, this celebration brought
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In August 2017, New South Wales Region West hosted a multicultural, multi-faith community programme titled “ONENESS: Coming Together to Make Our World a Better Place.” This continued an
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About 140 people attended the annual conference of SSIO Zone 8 in early May 2017, near St. Petersburg. SSIO officers from
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The SSIO held a conference in Trinidad on “Leadership in the 21st Century,” from 22nd to 24th September 2017. The conference included
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Fifty-eight people, including 17 visitors, from two regions of Russia and Uzbekistan, took part in a family camp in late July in the beautiful and picturesque area of Gorny Altai, on the banks of the Katun River. The camp, themed
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The SSIO of Ukraine organised a family camp on the shores of the Black Sea. Thirty-four people including eight visitors, from Ukraine, Russia, and Moldova, provided an international flavour to the camp this year. All attendees participated in
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