Introductory brochure with Baha'i registration card included. Becoming a Baha'i is a matter of heart, mind and spirit .

How can a non-Baha’i (though my Baha’i friends call me otherwise) help someone come–or at least become interested–in the faith? Turns out, all I have to do is teach. The message does the rest.

So tonight, as I finished giving my last talk about the Baha’i Faith in the last hours of the last days of the month, I showed the class the Baha’i Declaration Card and a registration card asking for more information about the faith. One woman approached me and asked to fill out the card, and if possible, to speak to my Mentor. I was floored. This was the spark I was looking for. The spark that could become a new Baha’i. She filled out the card and I will personally hand it to my Mentor tomorrow afternoon. I called my Mentor about what had happened and I could feel the joy flowing off her voice. Not because she might get the chance to “convert” someone, but because she gets the chance to share her faith.

http://projectconversion.com/

Above is an excerpt from Andrew's last post on Baha'i on Project Conversion before moving onto Zoroastrianism.

Here are all his posts on Baha'i.

Our Kim registering as a Baha'i in 2009. -gw

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