A selection of devotional thoughts from the

African Traditional
Bahá’í
Buddhist
Christian
Hindu
Muslim
Jewish
Native American Traditional
Sikh
Taoist
Wiccan
and
Zoroastrian Writings

In a time of social, economic, and political turmoil around the world – in an age when some members of various faiths view members of other faiths and even of other branches of their own faith with disdain, suspicion, or hatred – many people of good conscience seek to heal such wounds by coming together in multi-faith devotional gatherings, aware of the dangers of hatred to those hated and the haters alike, yearning to succor the spiritually ill and the oppressed, and understanding that there is only one God regardless of what names people invoke God by, that all humankind are one family regardless of heritage or creed, and that all the world religions are gifts from our one God.

This compilation, put together for one such Bahá’í-hosted devotional in Chicago, is now being offered for use by people everywhere and of all faith traditions. And you can mail it to others in a standard-size greeting-card envelope - with a personal note or letter - for only one stamp.

Get a sneak peek at the book here.