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| 1967. Dec | American pioneers Dempsey and Adrienne Morgan moved to Chad from Uganda. In the year which followed 686 believers in seven localities joyfully accepted the Faith of Bahá'u'lláh. They left after Ridván 1968. According to their account some 1,600 had enrolled as Bahá'ís during their time there. [Bahá'í National Review Issue 22 October 1969 p3; Servants of the Glory page 35-43] | Fort Lamy, Chad; NDjamena, Chad | Dempsey Morgan; Adrienne Morgan | |
| 1968 (In the year) | Ernest Ndouba (G Beadoumadji Moadoumgar) of the Sara ethnic group and the first Chadian to become a Bahá’í, enrolled in Ndjamena. | Ndjamena; Chad | Ernest Ndouba |
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