In Century of Light, the Universal House of Justice recognized the contributions of “…Sara Lady Blomfield, whose social position lent added force to the ardour with which she championed the teachings…”
Lady Blomfield used her social position in the English aristocracy to reach others in her circle and to teach them about the Bahá'í Faith. The following guidance from ‘Abdu’l-Bahá shows the importance of doing so, and Lady Blomfield’s example is a source of inspiration for us to reach all those in our own circles.
I hope that thou wilt ... endeavour to teach some high-ranking and influential persons, for the hearts of the people have become attracted to the Cause of God and their minds bewildered and enthralled by its awesome grandeur. Those who occupy high positions, too, have become profoundly receptive to its message. The loved ones of God should therefore make a determined effort and guide these distinguished souls to the Cause. From the Writings of 'Abdul-Bahá, Teaching Prominent People, The Bahá'í Publishing Trust, London, 1990, page 1.