For the Betterment of the World (PDF) Average Rating: 

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This newly-released edition of For the Betterment of the World provides an illustration of the Bahá’í community’s ongoing process of learning and action in the field of social and economic development.

Close Connections Close Connections will appeal to anyone interested in spirituality and its link to everyday life. Examines the bonds between physical and spiritual reality and their implications for science.

Crossing the Desert At the age of 16, Payam Zamani escaped persecution and made his way to America as a refugee. At 28, he secured a billion-dollar IPO. Today, he’s redefining what it means to be an entrepreneur by building a new model of capitalism. This captivating memoir describes how a former refugee launched a billion-dollar IPO—and why he wants to redefine capitalism.

The Universe Within Us The Universe Within Us is a mixture of science, religion and personal experience that offers a new understanding of our place and purpose in the universe - an understanding that leads to the conclusion that every human being possesses a spiritual nature.

Longing: Stories of Racial Healing A white couple's personal account of a ten-year journey that forced them to reconsider their comfortable notions about race as they forged new relationships with people of African descent. Their stories describe a longing to heal from the racial separation that has so deeply wounded this country.

Champions of Oneness: Louis Gregory and his Shining Circle Average Rating: 

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Taking as its focus the years 1898–1921, Champions of Oneness portrays the lives of a handful of brilliant pioneers of race amity in the United States who gave everything they could to promote the principle of the oneness of humanity. The thread common among each of their lives was the Bahá’í Faith.

A Way Out of No Way

This book is the story of Harlem Prep: Transforming Dropouts into Scholars.

From its founding in 1967, the Harlem Preparatory School attracted the attention of educators in New York City and elsewhere for its innovative educational philosophy and process. Harlem Prep was guided by progressive education principles that promoted individual responsibility and dignity, and community engagement. This book recounts the story of Harlem Prep as an independent charter school as told by its former assistant headmaster.

Retrieving Our Spiritual Heritage Professor Bushrui calls for interfaith dialogue and focuses on some of the timeless shared values of many of the world's religions.

Religion and Science in the Globalized World

Religion and Science in the Globalized World explores contemporary trends in religion, science, and globalization from a Baha’i perspective. It is divided into two parts. The first part is devoted to Baha’i approaches to various aspects of globalization. The book’s second part focuses on different issues within the domains of natural and social sciences. The volume ends with two chronologies of articles and books numerous Baha’i authors wrote on globalization and science from the second half of the twentieth century up to the present day.

Illumined By Oneness

Illumined by Oneness grows out of a multi-year, multifaith dialogue on how religion and faith communities can contribute to overcoming racism. It invites readers into this conversation, offering readings, questions, and dialogue materials. Individuals and groups can use the resources and reflections provided to support study, conversation, and ultimately action on this vital and challenging issue.

A Common Endeavor Average Rating: 

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A letter shared on the occasion of the 250th anniversay of the Declaration of Independence. Drawing on the experience of the Bahá’í community and its collaborators, it offers a vision rooted in oneness and justice, and invites reflection on the moral, social, and spiritual renewal needed to advance the nation’s unity, shared prosperity, and collective well-being.

In the Cathedral of the Plains

In the Cathedral of the Plains is a collection of stories of individuals—Indigenous and non-Indigenous—who met and became dear friends. The reader is not only taken on a journey through Blackfoot Country in southern Alberta and along the eastern slopes on the Rockies, but into the heart of the new territory of “Reconciliation,” working toward building a better world, and a recognition of the Sacred all around us.