es you of his loving prayers for the abundant success of
your endeavours.

With warm Baha'i greetings,

[From the Guardian:]

May the Beloved bless, guide and sustain you, and enable you to promote
the vital interests of His Faith,

Your true brother,
Shoghi

Letter of 5 September 1950

5 September 1950

Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Liverpool

Dear Baha'i Friends,

Your letter dated May 7 was received, and our beloved Guardian rejoiced
over the news of the formation of your Assembly. He would have answered
you sooner had he not been so overpowered with not only the work connected
with the arcade of the Shrine's completion, but also anxiety caused by the
long and serious illness of Mr. Maxwell, its architect.

He trusts your Assembly will enlarge its community during this year, and
thus strengthen its foundations and ensure its future activities.

The victory won in the British Isles filled his heart with pride, and
encourages him to believe a brilliant future lies ahead of the community
there.

With warmest greetings,

[From the Guardian:]

Dear co-workers:

Your most welcome message cheered my heart, and I wish to assure you in
person of my sincere and profound admiration for the spirit that animates
you in your activities, as well as of my ardent prayers for you, that the
Beloved may guide and sustain you always, and enable you to win great and
memorable victories for His Faith and its infant institutions.

Your true brother,
Shoghi

Letter of 24 January 1952

24 January 1952

To the believers who were present at the Feast of Sul?an in London Centre,
January 1952

Dear Baha'i Friends:

The beloved Guardian was very happy to see that so many of you had
gathered together and united in sending your love to him, with the first
believer to come from England since the door of pilgrimage has been open.

He will remember you all in his loving prayers in the Shrines, and urges
you to devote as much of your time individually as possible to the
promotion of the goals of your present Plan.

With warmest Baha'i greetings,

[From the Guardian:]

May the Almighty guide and sustain you in your high endeavours, bless and
protect you always, aid you to extend the range of your valued activities,
and win memorable victories in the service of His glorious Faith,

Your true brother,
Shoghi

Letter of 25 January 1929

25 January 1929

Manchester Spiritual Assembly