In 1912 she began an ardent search for 'Abdu'1-Baha whom she saw briefly from a train platform in Chicago. She recalled that moment. "He looked up at me, smiled and raised His hand." Finally, having attended one of 'Abdu'l-Baha's lectures, Ruth became an active Baha'i in 1919 and began her unceasing and concentrated efforts toward promoting the Message of Baha'u'llah.
(Adapted from a longer article in "The Baha'i World", Vol. XVII, pp. 463-464.)
In 1912 she began an ardent search for 'Abdu'1-Baha whom she saw briefly from a train platform in Chicago. She recalled that moment. "He looked up at me, smiled and raised His hand." Finally, having attended one of 'Abdu'l-Baha's lectures, Ruth became an active Baha'i in 1919 and began her unceasing and concentrated efforts toward promoting the Message of Baha'u'llah.
(Adapted from a longer article in "The Baha'i World", Vol. XVII, pp. 463-464.)
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Ruth Jean Moffett
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Jan. 19, 1880-July 5, 1978
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