Annette reads a cable from the Universal House of Justice about the teaching work in South Carolina

Questions from Facebook audience begin here

How Trudy accompanied the Baha'is (who thought they were accompanying her)

Annette talks a bit about her new book 'Survivors Thrive'

Annette talks about racism in South Carolina, in contrast with the love in the Baha'i community.

Annette reads a poem written by a young woman who was inspired by Trudy White.

Baha’is in South Carolina, like Baha’is around the world, are working to make the world a better and more peaceful place in which to live. Through the publication of “Trudy and the Baha’is’ Spiritual Path in South Carolina,” Annette Reynolds hopes readers will realize that everyone can work together to build peaceful spiritual communities no matter what belief and background one comes from.  This recording covers most of the Question and Answer session from Annette's Wilmette Institute Web Talk of Sunday, 22 January, 2017.

Trudy and The Baha'is: Q and A with Annette Reynolds

The Wilmette Institute was founded in 1995 to provide basic and advanced courses on the Bahá’í Faith. In 1998, the Wilmette Institute moved to a largely online study approach in order to provide educational classes to a broader student body. It now offers more than 50 unique courses on the web to an average of 30 students per course.

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