Stephi Clash
I’ve been a Bahá’í for over 20 years now and still find I can be suddenly awed by the majesty …
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Sebastian Hayball
My name is Sebastian Hayball and this is the story of how I became a Bahá’í in October 2006. When …
Joyce Spath
I was born in 1929 in Battersea, London and when I was five my mother and father did the unforgivable …
Eric (1921-1996) and Beatrice Kent (1923-2012)
Eric’s story In 1956, travelling through mid Wales in my employment, I had occasion to stop at a hotel in …
Kevin Beint (part two)
[Part 1 of Kevin’s story can be found here.] After attending several meetings addressed by Hand of the Cause Bill Sears …
Mina Beint (Rowshan)
I arrived in South Wales from my hometown, Shiraz, Iran, in September 1967. I am from a large Bahá’í family …
Pete Hulme
Leaps of Faith My Religious Roots Religious conversion runs in my family and from childhood I was familiar with its …
Peter Smith (part 1)
Part One I became a Bahá’í in 1964 in Bristol. I was then 16. I had first heard about the …
Jo Higson
My Journey to the Bahá’í Faith I was brought up in the Methodist Church as my father’s family were both …
Bryan Huxtable (1933-2016)
How I met the Faith and how it changed my life Family Upbringing My father was the eldest of my …
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