We are one

By Francisco Rendon The sun shone bright on July 23 as families gathered at Hiram Park to sing songs, study materials about race amity, and eat together at an in-person session of the Georgia Baha’i Seasonal School in Hiram, Georgia. Over four hours the 20 or so participants, which included six families, divided into age […]

Issues of Society Tahirih’s Impact Source: ‘Abdu’l-Baha, Sparks Among the Stubble (1924) Constance Elizabeth Maud was an English writer with a great interest in the Suffrage movement, who met ‘Abdu’l-Baha in London at Lady Blomfield’s, 1911. She recounted this story from her experience: One day at my earnest request he told me her [Fatimah Baraghani […]

Impressions on ‘Abdu’l-Baha Wellesley Tudor Pole Source: Welsley Tudor Pole, Writing on the Wall British writer and philosopher “The most abiding impression I received from intimate contact with him was his immense breadth of outlook, permeated with the spirit of deep and loving kindness. Whatever the topic under discussion – ranging from religion to the […]