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Letter of July 30th, 1941 |
The response your teaching work met with in Brisbane is
truly most encouraging and shows a remarkable receptivity on
the part of the people of Australia to the Divine Message. Shoghi
Effendi hopes that you will be able to undertake many such trips
in furtherance of the teaching work and that an increasing number
of the friends will do likewise.
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The Guardian has recently written a long general letter to
the Bahá’ís of the West. Owing to its length and the difficulty of
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sending a large number of manuscripts abroad at such a time, he
has requested the N.S.A. of America to forward it to the other
National Spiritual Assemblies. He trusts it will soon reach you.
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The news received of the Winter session of the Yerrinbool
school was very encouraging. Shoghi Effendi hopes that many of
these points of community contact, such as school sessions, teaching
conferences—whatever form of activity is most feasible—will
be increasingly inaugurated, as they are of vital importance in
fostering the work of the Cause.
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It is indeed thrilling to note the rapidity and soundness with
which the flourishing Bahá’í community in that far-off land is
establishing the Faith of Bahá’u’lláh, is fearlessly proclaiming its
truths, upholding its verities and standards, multiplying its institutions,
defending its interests, disseminating its literature, and
exemplifying its invincible power and spirit. I rejoice, feel proud,
and am eternally grateful. I cannot but pray, with redoubled
fervour, to Him Who so manifestly guides and sustains you, to
increase your numbers, to remove every barrier that obstructs
your path, to safeguard your unity, to bless your undertakings
and to enable you to demonstrate, afresh and with still greater
force, the reality of the faith that animates you in the discharge
of your sacred duties. Be assured and persevere.
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