Letter of 16 November 1937
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I am charged by the Guardian to acknowledge the receipt of
your communications of September 26th and November 6th
with enclosures, all of which he has read with deepest interest
and appreciation.
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He very much regrets indeed the departure of Mrs. Bishop
and Madame Orlova from England, as the services they rendered
all through their stay in that country have been truly outstanding.
The teaching force, in particular, will feel the loss of these two
of its most capable and promising supporters. Every effort should
now be exerted by the N.S.A. however, to carry on the teaching
work through every means possible, and every believer should
be made to realise that he has an added and most grave
responsibility to shoulder in this matter.
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The Guardian has also learned with deep regret of …
resignation from the membership of the N.S.A. and trusts that
the new member who will be elected to replace her will be able
to contribute as much as she did to the growth and further
consolidations of the National Assembly.
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He will continue to pray for the confirmation and guidance
of all the members, that they may befittingly discharge their
manifold and weighty obligations toward the Faith throughout
the British Isles.
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With his loving greetings and deepest appreciation of your
efforts….
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Wishing you the fullest success in the efforts which you are exerting
in conjunction with the believers for the protection, the promotion, and
the consolidation of the Cause of God.
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Your true and grateful brother,
Shoghi
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