An adherent of this faith from Connecticut wrote a series of 1916 Read-Aloud Plays about it and was named Horace Holley. Another leader of this religion was the architect William Sutherland Maxwell. One female member helped convert the Romanian Queen Marie, while another adherent, Leonora Armstrong, is regarded as this religion's "Mother" in Latin America. Martha Root was a member of this faith, whose other leaders wrote the historical narrative God Passes By and apologetic works like The Brilliant Proof and Making the Crooked Straight. People who promoted this faith carried out the Ten Year Crusade were called "Hands
An adherent of this faith from Connecticut wrote a series of 1916 Read-Aloud Plays about it and was named Horace Holley. Another leader of this religion was the architect William Sutherland Maxwell. One female member helped convert the Romanian Queen Marie, while another adherent, Leonora Armstrong, is regarded as this religion's "Mother" in Latin America. Martha Root was a member of this faith, whose other leaders wrote the historical narrative God Passes By and apologetic works like The Brilliant Proof and Making the Crooked Straight. People who promoted this faith carried out the Ten Year Crusade were called "Hands of the Cause," the last surviving member was Ali-Muhammad Varqa. That crusade was ended after the construction of the Universal House of Justice in Haifa. For 10 points, name this religion once led by Shoghi Effendi and founded by Baha'u'llah.
An adherent of this faith from Connecticut wrote a series of 1916 Read-Aloud Plays about it and was named Horace Holley.
Baha'i