He is greatly pleased to note the progress which the young Baha'is of
India are making. Year by year he sees them growing stronger in faith,
more conscious of their duties and privileges as Baha'is; more anxious to
develop their knowledge of the teachings and their capacity to serve in
the administration.
He strongly feels that now is the time for them to arise and follow the
example of their American brothers and sisters, and begin, wherever
possible, to undertake pioneer teaching work. The services rendered in
this field by some of the American youth have been little short of
astounding, and he sees no reason why the young believers of India should
not win for themselves similar laurels in the path of Baha'u'llah.
Their beginning has been excellent, and he hopes that their future will be
even more outstanding and praiseworthy.