DYNAMIC POWER OF FAITH

The opening of the Sovereign states of Laos and of Cambodia and of the

islands of Trinidad, of Corisco, of Fernando-Po, of Pemba and of Mafia;

the acquisition of sites for the construction of the future Mother-Temples

of Argentina, of Brazil and of Libya; the sum recently allocated for the

purchase of a site for the erection of the first Ma_sh_riqu'l-A_dh_kar of

the British Isles; the launching of the twin far-reaching enterprises

designed to culminate in the establishment of the Ma_sh_riqu'l-A_dh_kars

of Africa and of Australasia; the founding of Baha'i Schools in the New

Hebrides Islands, in Mentawai Islands and in the Gilbert and Ellice

Islands; the establishment of Baha'i burial grounds in Libya, Burma and

Tanganyika; the formulation of supplementary plans by the newly emerged

regional spiritual assemblies in Africa, and by the Baha'i communities of

the Seychelles and the Sudan; the acquisition of land for the Baha'i

summer schools of Egypt, of 'Iraq and of Chile; the establishment of

Baha'i endowments in the Aleutian Islands, in Swaziland, in Mentawai

Islands, in Spanish Morocco, in Basutoland and in Liberia; the acquisition

of local Haziratu'l-Quds in Gambia, in the Aleutian Islands, in Uganda, in

Spanish Morocco, in the British Cameroons, in Algeria and in French

Morocco; the translation of Baha'i literature into thirty-one African,

seven American Indian, and twenty-eight miscellaneous languages; the

purchase of Baha'i historic sites in the City of Adrianople; the founding

of an Indian Cultural Institute in Chichicastenango, Guatemala; the

transfer of the remains of the Bab's infant son from a mosque in _Sh_iraz

to the Baha'i burial ground in that city--these proclaim, in no uncertain

terms, the splendid initiative and the dynamic power of the faith of the

bearers of the Gospel of the New Day, as well as their unyielding

determination to exceed, by every means in their power, the bounds of

their prescribed duties and responsibilities assumed under the Ten-Year

Plan, and to enhance, through every channel open to them, and over as wide

a range as their circumstances permit, their share of service in the

collective task now being prosecuted with such exemplary heroism, on the

whole surface of the planet, for the world-wide triumph of the Cause of

Baha'u'llah and the ultimate redemption of all mankind.

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