Baird T. Spalding, Born in England in 1872, he lived in India during his early years. At age seventeen he finished University and went to California where he stayed for two years. He then travelled to Heidelberg, Germany and studied for eight years and then returned to California for post-graduate work in Archaeology at Berkeley and Stanford. After years of working with publisher Douglas DeVorss to write and promote the Life & Teaching series, Spalding died in 1953 in Arizona. In an odd turn of events, within months of his passing, Doug DeVorss also died. To this day, countless letters have arrived through the years, from all over the world, bearing testimony of the tremendous help received from the message in these books.

Baird T. Spalding, Born in England in 1872, he lived in India during his early years. At age seventeen he finished University and went to California where he stayed for two years. He then travelled to Heidelberg, Germany and studied for eight years and then returned to California for post-graduate work in Archaeology at Berkeley and Stanford. After years of working with publisher Douglas DeVorss to write and promote the Life & Teaching series, Spalding died in 1953 in Arizona. In an odd turn of events, within months of his passing, Doug DeVorss also died. To this day, countless letters have arrived through the years, from all over the world, bearing testimony of the tremendous help received from the message in these books.

Baird T. Spalding, Born in England in 1872, he lived in India during his early years. At age seventeen he finished University and went to California where he stayed for two years. He then travelled to Heidelberg, Germany and studied for eight years and then returned to California for post-graduate work in Archaeology at Berkeley and Stanford. After years of working with publisher Douglas DeVorss to write and promote the Life & Teaching series, Spalding died in 1953 in Arizona. In an odd turn of events, within months of his passing, Doug DeVorss also died. To this day, countless letters have arrived through the years, from all over the world, bearing testimony of the tremendous help received from the message in these books.