Call to Remembrance is the first book to tell the story of Bahaullah, the Prophet and Founder of the Bahai Faith, largely through His own words. Combining extracts from Bahaullahs writing and supplementing with additional background information, many major events in His life and ministry are presented. This unique compilation chronicles all periods of Bahaullahs life, and is organized into five sections.

Call to Remembrance: The Life of Baha'u'llah in His Own Words

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

Baha'I Pub

How Riley Rescued the Huffy Woofer is the story of six-year-old Riley, who is not yet able to ride a bike yet or read, and is often feeling left out when his brother William and his friends are playing together. One day, the older children leave him behind, and Riley becomes lost in the woods. While in the woods, he stumbles upon a bulldog chained to a tree and meets his friends Pam and Sam. The two girls tell him the bulldog is pregnant but that they are keeping her hidden because they want a bulldog puppy. They swear him to secrecy, but Riley knows he has to tell someone because the bulldog mother will need help to have her litter safely. Yet, how can he tell the truth to his parents when he has made a promise to his friends not to? Riley is forced to choose between keeping a dangerous secret and telling the truth to his parents, he relies on his faith in God to do the right thing. This story teaches children the value of truthfulness when Riley experiences peer pressure to keep something from his parents, and it will provide parents and children with the opportunity to talk about the issues of truthfulness and friendship as Riley tries to resolve his dilemma.

How Riley Rescued the Huffy Woofer

Children's Books

Garrott, Dawn E

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Exploring traditional concepts of sin and salvation, heavenand hell, Satan and evil, this remarkably accessible work focuses on how thesoul can escape from sin and advance spiritually, even in the afterlife and evenif one has lived a life of sin and unbelief.From Sin to Salvation: The Ascent of the Soul examines the Bahá'í viewsas expressed in the authoritative Bahá'í texts regarding the origin and natureof sin and evil and the power of the individual soul to recognize and combatthese forces. In exploring these weighty concepts, author John S. Hatcher discusseswhat constitutes sin, analyzes how sinful acts affect our lives, both here andhereafter, and, most significantly, reviews what the Bahá'í writings say about theattainment of salvation, even for those who enter the next world without havingexercised due diligence in monitoring their spiritual well-being.In addition to these broader theological and philosophicalquestions, Hatcher analyzes specific religious practices dealing withcontrition, atonement, penance, and salvation. Briefly, From Sin to Salvation does not dwell too long in the realm ofabstraction, but deals with very practical concerns, such as whether or notguilt is an unhealthy institutionalized invention--as many believe--or, instead,a valuable source of information whereby we can take charge of our spiritualprogress through a systematic review of our actions in relation to ourexpectations. Perhaps most critically, Hatcher attempts to resolve the age-olddilemma as to whether "sinners" ultimately do more harm to themselves than theycan ever inflict on others.

From Sin to Salvation: The Ascent of the Soul

History

Hatcher, John S., Ph.D.

World

A stirring collection of more than 120 prayers and mediations from Baha'i scripture covers such themes as assistance from God, comfort, contentment, difficult times, death, faith, healing, marriage and family life, protection, strength and more and includes an introduction that explains basic Bahá'í teachings on the subject of prayer and spiritual sustenance. Original.

Refresh and Gladden My Spirit: Prayers and Meditations from Bahai Scripture

Religion & Spirituality

Other Religions, Practices & Sacred Texts

Selected Writings of Baha'u'llah

Baháʼuʼlláh

This groundbreaking work uncovers the role played by black people in the emergence of the Bah'i faith in North America. Drawing on a wide range of sources including personal essays, letters, and journals, it offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives of some extraordinary individuals.

Lights of the Spirit: Historical Portraits of Black Baha'is in North America, 1898-2000

Community & Culture

This is a personal story of spiritual search and discovery that connects the relationship between the teachings of Christianity and the teachings of the Bahai Faith. Author Brian Lepard begins by drawing on his childhood religious experiences and his study of the Bible and holy books from other world religious traditions. He recounts his own personal spiritual journey and discovery of the Bahai Faith. He describes the lives of the central figures of the Bahai Faith: the Bab, Bahaullah, Abdul-Baha, and more. Other chapters explore the station of Jesus Christ, biblical interpretation, and the nature of God. Lepard also discusses whether it is possible to build the Kingdom of God on earth. This book is aimed at Christian readers who have heard of the Bah Faith and are interested in learning more about the relationship between the teachings of Christianity and the teachings of the Bahai Faith.

In The Glory of the Father: The Baha'i Faith and Christianity

Lepard, Brian D.

Christian Books & Bibles

Although we may not recognize it at the time, there are gifts hidden among our problems and tests.

Hidden Gifts: Finding Blessings in the Struggles of Life

New Age & Spirituality

Examines the relationship between individual spiritual development and the collective advancement of civilization.

The Ascent of Society: The Social Imperative in Personal Salvation

Politics & Social Sciences

Hatcher, John S.

Sociology

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