The Australian Bahá'í publishing trust was founded in 1976 by
the National Spiritual Assembly in response to a goal given to
Australia in the Five Year Plan by the Universal House of Justice.
The mission of Bahá'í Publications Australia has been to maximise
the benefits of a central distribution system by ensuring that
a wide diversity of Bahá'í literature was available at all times
for the ever increasing number of Bahá'ís in Australia at the
lowest possible price. Today BPA maintains a list of over one
thousand titles in English and foreign languages. From the beginning,
Bahá'í Publications Australia (BPA) endeavoured to be self-funding
rather than drawing upon the donations of the believers. Surpluses
were and are used to expand the range of services and titles available,
and to ensure that stocks are available when needed for teaching
and proclamation. For instance,
BPA's freecall number (1800 251022) is in every white pages telephone
directory in the country even where there are no Bahá'ís.
Over half a million dollars worth of books, pamphlets, posters
and videos are on hand ready for despatch to customers around
Australia or around the world within two working days of receiving
the order.
About the Bahá'í Faith
For more information about the Bahá'í Faith, visit the Bahá'í Web site.
For information about the Bahá'í Faith in Australia, visit the Australian Bahá'í Web site.
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