Sometimes I Made Him Laugh ReportMin=30 social institutions and collective ethos—despite

social institutions and collective ethos—despite relentless persecution

000 unpublished letters

chronicled pivotal moments of Bahá’í history in The Chosen Highway

Included are vivid

and later pioneering French and German assemblies between 1935 and 1937

Sometimes I Made Him Laugh ReportMin=30 social institutions and collective ethos—despiteSaichiro Fujita loved Abdul Bah and made the aim of his entire life to be of service to Him. He was a source of great joy to everyone. He was faithful, capable, and full of laughter. Once someone asked Fujita what he did for Abdul Bah. He replied, I never felt that I could do very much for Abdul Bah. Then, after a pause, he added, Sometimes I made Him laugh. This is Fujita sans story. It is told through the words of a youthful gardener from Papua New