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In 1949, Melba and Jim Loft abandoned a comfortable middle-class existence in Marysville, Michigan, to teach their Faith in the land of Jim's forefathers, the Tyendinaga Mohawk Indian Reserve in Ontario, Canada. Despite hardship and tragedy, the Lofts persevered, fulfilling Jim and Melba's cherished dream of bringing Baha'u'llah's word to First Nations people. This, their daughter Evelyn's memoir, is the record of that challenging and exhilarating time.
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Author: Boris HandalProduct Code: ENSBHISBN: 978-1463763619Availability: In stock
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Eve Nicklin was among the first American Bahá'í pioneers to South America. This is the inspiring biography of someone who left comfort and home for a new world, armed with nothing but love in her heart and a desire to teach the Bahá'í Faith and be of service to others.
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Author: William SearsProduct Code: GLLISBN: 978-0-85398-019-3Publisher: George RonaldPages: 181Availability: In stock
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The hilarious story of a poor boy from the Middle West who became one of America's top-flight TV stars.
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"..is there any deed in the world that would be nobler than service to the common good?" -Abdul-Baha
When asked to choose from a list of goals for their lives in the future, nine out of ten young Baha'is say doing service. In Service to the Commong Good: Baha'i Youth in Their Own Words offers examples of how youth around the world have made positive impacts on communities, as well as within the lives of individuals.
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Author: Robert MazibukoProduct Code: ISABISBN: 9781940135014Publisher: One Voice Press, LLCPages: 113Availability: In stock
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In South Africa, during the harsh years of Apartheid between the years of 1948 and the 1990s, racial discrimination was at its peak. Gathering together was restricted, and certain meetings between Blacks and Whites were forbidden. Under the strictures of culture and government, though, people of different races were finding ways to collaborate for social and spiritual betterment. Author and translator Robert Mazibuko, a black South African, shares his personal accounts of teaching the Bahá'í Faith in South Africa, in partnership with Lowell Johnson, a white American. In Spite of All Barriers offers insight into how people working in unity can effect great change.
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Author: Dr. Mas'ud MazganiProduct Code: IMAISBN: 978-81-7896-132-3Publisher: Baha'i Publishing Trust IndiaAvailability: In stock
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Mas'ud Mazgani travelled extensively throughout his life, visiting forty countries both in the East and in the West. These trips led to a great many adventures and stories. But above all, these trips were prompted by the spiritual experiences that inspired and invigorated him. This is a collection of stories of a man with unflinching trust in God, which helped him overcome any challenge in His path of service. The personal style of story-telling of his many travels and adventures will leave readers feeling delighted, as though they've just attended a wonderful fireside with a friend.
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Author: Don BrownProduct Code: SDSCISBN: 9780853986041Publisher: George RonaldAvailability: In stock
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Sole Desire Serve Cause
An Odyssey of Bahá’í Service
Knights of Bahá’u’lláh Gale and Jameson Bond
Memoirs of Jameson and Gale Bond, Knights of Bahá’u’lláh to Franklin in the Canadian Arctic
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Author: Earl RedmanProduct Code: TKOBISBN: 978-0-85398-605-8Publisher: George RonaldAvailability: In stock
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The amazing stories of the Knights of Bahá’u’lláh, whose indomitable
spirit, courage and steadfastness brought the Bahá’í message to countries
where it was previously unknown.
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This book is a valuable reflection on forty years of effort on a wide variety of development projects undertaken in Guyana. The projects primarily focused on education (including special education) and health initiatives, with the ultimate aim being not simply to help others but to empower local people and communities to take on active, leadership roles in their lives and communities. These projects were inspired by the vision and teachings of the Bahá’í Faith about spiritual empowerment and social transformation, and their practical application is explored with a view to learning about grassroots development.
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