She dedicated her life to the Cause of God, having discovered the Baha'i Faith in Alaska. The success of her exemplary efforts are visible internationally through her services as a member of the European Teaching Committee during the Ten Year Crusade and in the development of the Baha'i communities in North America where she served as a member of the National Teaching Committee, the United States Baha'i National Center's Office of Assembly Development and as a member of the Auxiliary Board helping to establish the first National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the Bahamas.
Late in WWII she took a civil service job at a military post in Alaska, and attended firesides hosted by Honor Kempton and Dagmar Dole. She became a Baha'i in January 1947.
She moved to San Antonio, Texas, helped to found the first Spiritual Assembly in 1948, and served on it for a decade. In 1963 Jackson moved to Wilmette, Illinois, and worked at the Baha'i National Center Secretariat, Baha'i New magazine and the Baha'i Publishing Trust.
Late in WWII she took a civil service job at a military post in Alaska, and attended firesides hosted by Honor Kempton and Dagmar Dole. She became a Baha'i in January 1947.
She moved to San Antonio, Texas, helped to found the first Spiritual Assembly in 1948, and served on it for a decade. In 1963 Jackson moved to Wilmette, Illinois, and worked at the Baha'i National Center Secretariat, Baha'i New magazine and the Baha'i Publishing Trust.
She dedicated her life to the Cause of God, having discovered the Baha'i Faith in Alaska. The success of her exemplary efforts are visible internationally through her services as a member of the European Teaching Committee during the Ten Year Crusade and in the development of the Baha'i communities in North America where she served as a member of the National Teaching Committee, the United States Baha'i National Center's Office of Assembly Development and as a member of the Auxiliary Board helping to establish the first National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the Bahamas.
Late in WWII she took a civil service job at a military post in Alaska, and attended firesides hosted by Honor Kempton and Dagmar Dole. She became a Baha'i in January 1947.
She moved to San Antonio, Texas, helped to found the first Spiritual Assembly in 1948, and served on it for a decade. In 1963 Jackson moved to Wilmette, Illinois, and worked at the Baha'i National Center Secretariat, Baha'i New magazine and the Baha'i Publishing Trust.
Late in WWII she took a civil service job at a military post in Alaska, and attended firesides hosted by Honor Kempton and Dagmar Dole. She became a Baha'i in January 1947.
She moved to San Antonio, Texas, helped to found the first Spiritual Assembly in 1948, and served on it for a decade. In 1963 Jackson moved to Wilmette, Illinois, and worked at the Baha'i National Center Secretariat, Baha'i New magazine and the Baha'i Publishing Trust.
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