Summary: Although, Jack grew up in a religiously blended family, his Jewish culture from his father's side, allowed him to grow up with a Jewish identity. As it so happened his mother's extended family were Baha'is, and it was through one of his cousins that Jack took more interest in the Baha'i Faith while in college. Jack eventually ended up in Madagascar where he became confirmed in the Baha'i Faith. He recently returned to the US and is in the D.C. area watching over his uncle and working on a project called Payam-e-Doost, which in Farsi means "the message from the friend", which he explains in the interview.
