In April of 1920, Marion Jack [then 56 years old] moved to
Vancouver and was the first Baha'i to live there. She worked with Mrs. Laura
Luther of Seattle to arrange for the visit of Jenab-i-Fadl Mazandarani to
Vancouver. He spent seven days there in January and February of 1921. As a
result of the teaching efforts made during this visit, four people became
Baha’is. Marion stayed a few months longer in order to deepen the new believers
and in 1922 returned to New Brunswick …
('Marion Jack Immortal Heroine', publication Baha’i Canada,
1985) (For a brief write-up about Marion Jack, please visit Baha’i
Heroes and Heroines)
