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JOHN CHARLES CRAVEN page 416 |
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Was associated closely with E. T. Hall and Rebecca Hall from
the earliest days of the Faith in Manchester, and remained a
dedicated worker until his death, aged 80 in 1958. “Uncle John”
kept up a wide correspondence with many of the early believers,
and it was in a letter to him that Dr. T. K. Cheyne D.D. made his
“Declaration” of belief in Bahá’u’lláh. He received three Tablets
from the Master and was on the National Assembly for six of the
first eight years. His teaching of the Faith was mostly in the
Altrincham area and among his workmates.
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