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ALBERT AND JEFF JOSEPH page 146 |
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Associated with the Faith from the very beginnings of the
Administration in the British Isles, the Joseph brothers gave long
and outstanding service to the Cause. Jacob (later “Jeff”) was
Chairman and Albert (then Ibrahim) a member of the first
“Spiritual Council” of the Bahá’ís of Manchester. Jacob was a
member of the first “All-England Bahá’í Council” in 1922 and of
the first National Spiritual Assembly in 1923. Both were
mentioned in and received some Tablets from the Master and
both were warmly regarded by the Guardian for their services
to the Faith. Jeff died in August 1969 in Manchester and Albert
in August 1978.
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