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DAVID HOFMAN page 108 |
A member of the Universal House of Justice since its formation
in 1963, he became a Bahá’í in the Maxwell home in Montreal
in 1933, when he began corresponding with the Guardian.
Returning to England in 1936, he was elected to the British
National Spiritual Assembly and was the Secretary during some
of its most crucial years. He was the first Manager of its
Publishing Trust and played a vital rôle on the National
Teaching and Africa Committees of the Six and Two Year
Plans. He served almost continuously on the National Assembly
until his election to the Universal House of Justice. David and
Marion Hofman pioneered during the Six Year Plan in
Northampton, Birmingham and Oxford and during the Ten
Year Crusade in Cardiff and Watford. Throughout his years of
devoted service to the British community he was always in
demand as a most accomplished speaker and convincing teacher.
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