The Reverend Howard Ives, a Unitarian minister, pastor of a church in Summit New Jersey, and disillusioned seeker for higher truth and the true religion, met Abdu'l-Bahá in New York City in 1912. After declaring his belief in Bahá'u'lláh he spent the rest of his life teaching the Faith of God to who ever he could.

This site is dedicated to his memory and presents some memorabilia of and about Mr. Ives.

Mother's Stories

Stories of Abdu'l-Bahá and Early Believers told by Muriel Ives Barrow Newhall

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Part One: Mother's Stories of Early Bahá'ís Introduction O Thou Help Me I Am Doing What Realy Happens Tea in Paris Pamphlets Teach, Teach, Teach Interactive Guidance Interactive Guidance II Character Development Gift Service Marriage Wheel Chair Pioneer To the Light Unstated Invitation Interactive Guidance III If Poverty... Green Acre Deserving Boots May waits for Thomas The Meeting

Part Two: Mother's stories of Abdu'l-Bahá Introduction Repetition Golden rain. Not yet known Translation Dedication At the zoo Questions not asked Books Study, study, study Sow the seeds A Book Obedience and trust Charity Lover of truth Detachmen In His footsteps Download the PDF file of all stories

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