Keith Ransom-Kehler
2 stories in the library.
A life in stories
Formative Age / Shoghi Effendi (1921–1957)
Keith Ransom-Kehler in Iran
In 1933 the Bahá'í World, successor to the Star of the West, carried the story of Keith Ransom-Kehler — the American Bahá'í travel teacher who had gone to Iran in defense of the Faith and had died in Isfahán of smallpox, becoming the first American Bahá'í martyr.
Secondary Retelling 2 min
Keith Ransom-Kehler: The First American Bahá'í Martyr
*World Order* magazine carried, in a historical profile, the story of Keith Ransom-Kehler — the American Bahá'í pioneer who died in Iṣfáhán in 1933 of smallpox contracted during her teaching tour of Persia, and who was named by Shoghi Effendi the first American Bahá'í martyr.
Secondary Retelling 2 min