Richard Abercrombie, with Joann Borovicka, has written a powerful reconstruct of the 1960’s in the Deep South as a newly-awakened Baha’i. This educational storytelling of the lives of Mr. Abercrombie, his family and friends, in the deeply segregated community of Greenville, South Carolina, is expertly interwoven with Baha’u’llah’s teachings and the practical application Bahá’í youth wrestled with during the 1960’s civil rights movement. The reader walks with these souls, on an eye-opening accompaniment of sorts; I have learned so much! This amazing book was published in November 2019, barely six months before the current tide-turning racial injustice events. It’s unlikely the authors could have foreseen the timeliness and inestimable value of Mr. Abercrombie’s memoirs to the American Baha’i community, and America itself. The love, wisdom and practical application within these pages is a priceless learning for all - now, today, as in the 1960’s. We learn from those who walk before us.