New Releases
Global Faith Series
Scholars from around the world explore the Bahá’í Faith as a living intellectual tradition, in dialogue with the world’s religious philosophies and modern Western thought. The books span philosophy and theology, the theory of knowledge, proofs of God’s existence, religion and science in a globalised world, and the meaning of history. Written for students, scholars and curious readers alike.
Relationships
Consecration in the Covenant
Life-long Relationships
Raising Spiritual Children
Spiritual Wellbeing
Physical & Mental Wellbeing
Death as a Messenger of Joy
Society
Arts & Music
Equality of Women & Men
Maturation of Humanity
Law & Ethics
Land & Nature
Science & Religion
Kind Hearts Series
In Sascha Allard’s gentle picture books, illustrated by Dilmi Amarasinghe, animal friends discover what it means to have a kind heart. A wise fox teaches patience, a squirrel learns the joy of giving, a beaver stops to help a friend, mice share the housework, a lion chooses fairness, and a baboon shows her friends that their differences are gifts. Warm stories to share with young readers.
More for Children
Change Maker Series
Meet people connected with the Bahá’í Faith who worked to bring about social change: newspaper founder Robert Sengstacke Abbott, jazz pioneer Dizzy Gillespie, conservationist Richard St. Barbe Baker, pianist and activist Hazel Scott, and attorney Elsie Austin. Written for junior youth, these illustrated life stories show how talent, courage and service can help build a more just and united world.
Religion
Progressive Revelation
Buddhism & Hinduism
Christianity
Islam
Prophecy & Proofs
Spirit of the Age
Bahá'í History
Heroic Age
Formative Age
Knights of Bahá'u'lláh
Women of Faith
History in Australia
Pioneer Stories
Central Figures
The Story of the Shrine of the Báb Series
Michael Day’s trilogy follows the Shrine of the Báb on Mount Carmel from 1850 to 2001: the rescue and secret journey of the Báb’s remains, laid to rest by ‘Abdu’l-Bahá in 1909; Shoghi Effendi’s crowning of the Shrine with its golden dome in 1953; and the building of the nineteen garden terraces in the 1990s. Meticulously researched from original sources and rare photographs.