Enoch Olinga, Knight of Baha'u'llah, Father of Victories and Hand of the Cause of God, Part 4

Part 4, Legacy of Love and Sacrifice. This fitting tribute features inspirational tributes of joy, hope and commitment, music and a priceless, filmed interview with Hand of the Cause of God, Enoch Olinga. the only African Baha’i Hand of the Cause of God, (1926-1979) This emotionally engaging documentary of Enoch Olinga, Hand of the Cause of God, from Uganda describes his spiritual transformation and love for Baháʼu'lláh. For those who had the bounty to be in his presence, their lives would never be the same. Throughout his world travels, Mr. Olinga demonstrated radiant joy, true happiness, complete certitude, and consummate nobility. The brutal deaths of Mr. Olinga and family deeply saddened everyone. And yet, the world is indeed a brighter place because of his sweet and humbling presence. Future generations will experience a glimpse of how an early believer from humble beginnings arose to the highest station of servitude in God’s Revelation for this Day. Organized in four parts, this 144-minute educational video has over 90 interviews— suitable for viewing in individual segments using an accompanying workbook available through [email protected]. “A labor of love”, this documentary was produced, filmed, edited & written by Joyce Olinga in 2000, who gratefully acknowledges the encouragement of the Universal House of Justice—who designated Enoch Olinga, “the most preeminent member of the Baháʼí Faith on the African Continent”, as well as the guidance of the National Spiritual Assemblies of Uganda and the United States, and distinguished Baháʼís, including the Olinga family.