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Letter of 26 May 1946
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Miss Edith Horn and the dear Bahá’ís of Frankfurt
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Your letter of April 21st reached the beloved Guardian—the
first direct mail from Germany!—and he was rejoiced to see you
are all so devoted and active in the service of our precious Faith.
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He hopes the Frankfurt Bahá’ís, now that they have a Spiritual
Assembly and are free to conduct their affairs publicly, will succeed
in teaching many new souls this life-giving message.
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The need in Europe to hear of the Cause is more desperate than
ever before, and the responsibility of the German friends very
great, being as they are the largest Bahá’í Community in Europe.
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You may be sure he will pray for your labours to promote the
Cause, in the Holy Shrines, and he assures you that you and your
work are very dear to him…
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Dear and valued co-worker:
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My heart was filled with joy, pride and gratitude when I perused
your most welcome message, as I regard it as a remarkable evidence
of the unfailing providence and power of Bahá’u’lláh, who has
watched over you, preserved and sustained you, and has now
enabled you to resume your historic work for His Cause. You have
often been in my thoughts and prayers and I rejoice that your city
is to become the administrative centre of our beloved Faith and the
national focus of its spiritual and humanitarian activities.
Persevere in your great task and rest assured and be happy.
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Your true and grateful brother,
Shoghi
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