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Letter of January 16, 1923. |
Our dear friend, Jináb-i-Fádil-i-Mázindarání, accompanied by
his family, has gladly and gratefully responded to the kind invitation
of the American friends to visit them once more and extend his
helping hand to the many friends who are so faithfully laboring
throughout that continent for the Cause of Bahá’u’lláh.
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Deeply appreciative of the sentiments of warm and abiding
affection which his co-workers of that land have abundantly shown
him in the past, fired with the zeal of service which the passing of
our Beloved has kindled in every heart and hopeful of the immediate
future of the Cause in those regions, he is proceeding to America
with the sole purpose of promoting far and wide and with greater
efficiency and vigor the all-important work of teaching.
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As to the extent of his sojourn, the details of his travel, his
plan for visiting the various spiritual centers and all other matters
related to his visit, I have left them all to his own discretion, that
he may, after consultation with the various Spiritual Assemblies,
do as he deems best and most serviceable to the interests of the
Cause in that land.
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That all the friends may realize more fully the urgent and
supreme necessity of teaching the Cause in these days; that they
may arise to inaugurate a more strenuous, systematized and extensive
campaign of service—these are the high aims he has set before
himself and which he intends, with the unfailing help and wholehearted
support of every believer in America, to achieve in the
immediate future.
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