List of Baháʼís for many other Baháʼís that have Wikipedia articles about them, and more generally :Category:American Bahá'ís. Such prominence does not connote authority or priority within the religion but simply a degree of public recognition. William Sears was a sports commentator and television personality, and Louis Gregory was an African-American lawyer, and both become prominent inside the religion as Hands of the Cause. Locke and Nelson were elected to the National Spiritual Assembly. See also Baháʼí Faith in North America Notes References Further reading External links Official website History of religion in the United States