Tag: Abdu'l-Baha

Two major newspapers—the Los Angeles Times and The Washington Post—suddenly halt presidential endorsements, raising concerns about media integrity, journalistic courage, and the state of democracy in an era of declining press trust.

Uncover the significance of self-reliance in spiritual exploration. Follow the story of the author's son and his questions about faith.

Read this message of hope amidst a dark world and how to create positive change for a better one in this post by our Baha'i columnist.

As our election looms, we must understand our own biases. Understanding our biases will help us vote wisely, choosing those we wish to govern us.

Although we established the first modern democracy, we’re not at the top. Some nations are improving the model. Certain characteristics, such as low voter participation or polarization, contribute to our current lower ranking. The recent upheavals we’re enduring are growing pains. Efforts are being made to repair our faults, yet opposing efforts undermine our democracy.

In 1898, Robert Turner, a former slave, became the first African American to embrace the Baha’i Faith.

Spokane area public events this week will feature a showing of the new film “Exemplar” about ‘Abdu’l-Baha’s extraordinary and exemplary life, followed by discussions.