Wade Fransson, a former Christian minister with experience across Europe, South Africa, and the U.S., observed Jewish Sabbaths from a Christian perspective, gaining insights into progressive revelation. Visiting the Baha’i World Center in 1981, he embraced the Baha’i Faith in 2007 with his wife Angela, later founding a publishing company and engaging in Baha’i community initiatives, including The Royal Falcon Foundation and the Created in the Image of God podcast.
Beyond the Known: Aliens, Revelation, and the Education of the Human Heart Dear Friends, As we journey deeper into the “Created in the Image of God” series, building on stories of lived faith, humility, and the servant-leader’s path, the topic before us this week marks a crucial shift....
For nearly four decades, I kept the Sabbath as sacred—a literal, unwavering observance of the seventh day rest, measured from sunset Friday to sunset Saturday. Not “the weekend.” Not just a pause. A consecration. To many, that practice sits on the shelf of my old life, a leftover from...
