hold memorial gathering in Temple in token recognition of his unique position, outstanding services. Gregory was among Shoghi Effendi's first round of appointees to the distinguished rank named Hands of the Cause. Memorial observances of Gregory's death were among the first events of the newly arrived Baháʼís and first converts in Uganda. The Baháʼí radio station WLGI is named after Gregory: the Louis Gregory Institute. The Louis Gregory Preschool in Lesotho Africa is named for him. The Louis G. Gregory Bahá'í Museum in Charleston South Carolina is a memorial to the life and work of its namesake. Notes Further reading External links Louis Gregory Museum The Louis Gregory Project Louis Gregory at Find A Grave Mr. Gregory's resting place, Eliot, ME 1874 births 1951 deaths Hands of the Cause African-American Bahá'ís Fisk University alumni Howard University alumni Converts to the Bahá'í Faith 20th-century Bahá'ís People from Charleston, South Carolina