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[Letter of May 25, 1953] |
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He (the Guardian) was deeply touched by the two letters by the
two new believers of Korea, and the spirit of loving devotion which
they portray. He wishes you to assure them of his prayers in their
behalf. He hopes they will be inspired to intensify their teaching efforts,
so others may be quickened by the spirit of Bahá’u’lláh, and an
Assembly be formed in Korea.
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He wishes you and the friends in Tokyo to keep in close touch
with the friends in Korea. In fact, he wishes the Tokyo Assembly to
undertake, as one of their direct responsibilities, the assistance of the
work in Korea, sending if possible one or two pioneers to Korea. This
will keep the Center in Korea, (and even enable it to develop into an
Assembly), until such time as more American pioneers are sent to
Korea.
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The Guardian greatly values the services of the friends in Japan.
He hopes they will now treble their efforts in the teaching field. Now
that the Ten Year Crusade has been so auspiciously launched, the
divine confirmations are descending; and the friends should seize this
opportunity to spread the Faith to all corners of the globe. Especial
opportunity devolves on the Japanese Bahá’ís and pioneers, as one
of the goals of the Crusade is the establishment of a National Assembly
for Japan.
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