Sunshine Tree - And Other Tales from Around the World Type:Soft Cover found himself Guardian of the

found himself Guardian of the Bahá’í Faith

The story provides new insights into 'Abdu'l-Bahá 's visit to America and the early days of the Bahá'í Faith there and gives an unusual perspective on the Versailles Conference of 1919

It also demonstrates the inviolability of the Covenant of Bahá'u'lláh

the first between a Persian and an American Bahá'í

lived in a world of confusion

Sunshine Tree - And Other Tales from Around the World Type:Soft Cover found himself Guardian of theChildren's stories from diverse countries and cultures that reflect universal themes appropriate to today's world. Once upon a time there was a poor old woman who made her living by doing odd jobs and running errands for the farmers wives in her village. Although she did not earn much, with a bit of porridge at one house and a few potatoes at another, and a cup of tea at yet a third, she never went hungry and always looked as cheerful as if she were