Lights of the Spirit Roderic Maude His journey from hardship to

His journey from hardship to luminous service offers an inspiring portrait of transformation

The beauty and purity of His short life shine out amid the dark corruption of the times

the Faith has "induced a fermentation in the general life of mankind designed to shake the very foundations of a disordered society

May and Sutherland Maxwell and their daughter Mary stand at the heart of the Bahá’í Faith’s formative decades (1923–1952)

answering his Guardian Shoghi Effendi’s call by becoming perhaps the greatest mass teacher of the Bahá’í Faith in the twentieth century

Lights of the Spirit Roderic Maude His journey from hardship toRarely does a book cover a historically and culturally important topic that has never been written about before. Yet Lights of the Spirit accomplishes precisely this through an absorbing collection of glimpses into the lives of some extraordinary individuals who devoted themselves to a common cause and made outstanding contributions toward building a unified society. Edited by Gwendolyn Etter Lewis, a professor of English at Miami University in Ohio,