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Louise Aurora Getsinger (1 November 1871, Hume, New York – 2 May 1916, Cairo, Egypt), known as Lua, was one of the first Western members of the Baháʼí Faith, recognized as joining the religion on May 21, 1897, just two years after Thornton Chase. Born into the rural countryside of western New York state and initially with a heterodox understanding of the teachings of the religion, by her fervor she corrected many understandings and grew to become a prominent disciple of ʻAbdu'l-Bahá with an international reputation, being named “Herald of the Covenant” and "Mother of the believers" by ʻAbdu'l-Bahá, head of the religion 1892-1921, and “mother teacher of the American Bahá‘í Community, herald of the dawn of the Day of the Covenant" by Shoghi Effendi in 1942, head of the religion 1921–1957. Ne

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rdfs:label	Lua Getsinger (it) Lua Getsinger (en) Lua Getsinger (pt)
rdfs:comment	Lua Getsinger, come è comunemente nota tra i Bahá'í Louise Aurora Getsinger, nata Moore (1871 – 1916), fu una dei primi occidentali a convertirsi alla fede bahai, la religione fondata da Bahaullah, la sua conversione, infatti, risale al 1897 e presto divenne un importante discepolo di 'Abdu'l-Bahá. (it) Louise Aurora Getsinger (1 November 1871, Hume, New York – 2 May 1916, Cairo, Egypt), known as Lua, was one of the first Western members of the Baháʼí Faith, recognized as joining the religion on May 21, 1897, just two years after Thornton Chase. Born into the rural countryside of western New York state and initially with a heterodox understanding of the teachings of the religion, by her fervor she corrected many understandings and grew to become a prominent disciple of ʻAbdu'l-Bahá with an international reputation, being named “Herald of the Covenant” and "Mother of the believers" by ʻAbdu'l-Bahá, head of the religion 1892-1921, and “mother teacher of the American Bahá‘í Community, herald of the dawn of the Day of the Covenant" by Shoghi Effendi in 1942, head of the religion 1921–1957. Ne (en) Louise "Lua" Aurora Getsinger (1o. Novembro de 1871, Hume, NY – 1o Maio 1916, Cairo, Egito) conhecida como Lua Getsinger foi uma das primeiras ocidentais a se tornar membro da Fé Bahá'í, em 1897. Lua foi a sexta dos dez filhos de Ellen McBride (nascida em 1843) e seu marido Reuben D. Moore em Hume, uma pequena localidade rural localizada a noroeste do estado de Nova Iorque, Condado de Wyoming, acerca de 90 quilômetos ao sul do Lago de Ontário. (pt)
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foaf:name	Lua Getsinger (en)
name	Lua Getsinger (en)
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death place	Cairo, Egypt (en)
death date	1916-05-02 (xsd:date)
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