Youth Bulletin
FOR YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS
YEAR 11 4
PUBLISHED BY THE NATIONAL Bahá’í YOUTH COMMITTEE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
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NATIONAL BAHA' I YOUTH COMMITTEE-YEAR 114
RonaldL.Hauck ................... ...... ..........Chairman Hugh Wayne Steffes .......... . ....... Vice- Chairman & Treasurer Helen H. Hauck“ ................. . . . . . Corresponding Secretary Carol Eggert .............................. . Recording Secretary
Mary Frances Baral Judy Bernstein Larry Cooper
Jean K. Mickelsen Thomas Schwandes Steve Suhm
Helen Svendsen
AREA CO—ORDINATORS
New England States ..... . ........... . . ..... . . .Mrs. M. F. Baral North Atlantic States & Illinois ......... . ........ Ronald L. Hauck Central Atlantic States ....... . ..... . ....... . . . Jean K. Mickelsen South Atlantic States & Iowa .................... . . . . . Carol Eggert Tennessee Valley States ..... . . ............. . . . . . . Judy Bernstein Gulf States ........ . . ............................ Helen Svendsen East Central States . . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... Tom Schwandes Central States . . . . .................... . . . . . Co-ordinated by State South Central States & Wisconsin ....... . ...... Hugh Wayne Steffes North Central States .............. . . . . ........... Larry Cooper Rocky Mountain States & Nebraska ....... . . . Mrs.He1en H. Hauck Southwestern States & Minnesota ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Steve Suhm Northwestern States. . . ............ . . . ..... . . . . . .Ronald L. Hauck
Address all correspondence intended for your area co-ordinator to:
Mrs. Helen H. Hauck Corresponding Secretary 716 South 5th Avenue St. Charles, Illinois Attention: (Name of your Area Co-ordinator)
The Baha' i Youth Bulletin is published monthlyby the National Baha' 1 Youth Committee 01 the National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha' is of the United States. This Bulletin is circulated to declared Baha' is only and is published under the auspices of the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá’ís of the United States. All copies are distributed without charge.
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APRIL
“Knew,‘ that the pure hearts Upon which the mysteries of the Kingdom Of God afe printed and pictured, are reflectors one upbn another and thus the one can discovef the secrets of the other, because such hearts are only mirrors confronting each other on which the secrets of unity, affinity, and concord are printed and reflectedo Accordingly, it would be possible that a certain servanto...o.might discover a treasured mystery or a preserved sign, whatever his shortcomings or defects might be; ’yet we do indeed rely upon God the Forgivero” (Tablets AbduglnBaha p. 669)
"I hope that thou shalt discover the hidden signifa icances of divine verses...These mysteries can neither be written nor uttered. Whenever the eye of insight is opened, the reality of meanings is understood.”
' (Tablets Abdu'lnBaha p. 521)
"Should he become as such (imbued with spiritual qualities) his sanctified breath will even affect the rock; otherwise there will be no result whatsoever. As long as a soul is not perfected, how can he efface the defects of otherso" (America's Spiritual Mission p25)
"I beg of God to confirm all His dearly beloved ones in one opinion, one belief, one movement, and one manner° This is that by which the station of the beloved ones will be elevated, the Nbrd of God will be promoted, the fragrances of God will be diffused and the faces of the sincere ones will be illumined in the path of God° It is incumbent upon you to practice these (instructions) under all aspects and circump stances." (Tablets of Abdu’l-Bahá p° 613)
“0 how I yearn to see the friends united even as a string of gleaming pearls, as the brilliant Pleides, as the rays of the sun, as the gazelles of one meadow: The Mystic Nightingale is warbling for them.all; will
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they not listen? * The Bird of ParadiSe is' singing;
fiill they not heed2' The angel of Abhá is calling to
them; will they not harken? ‘ The befald of the_00venant is pleading; will they not obey?eoo.1 am waiting
to hear the joyful tidihgs that the believers are the
fiery embodiment of sincerity and truthfulness, the
incarnation of love and amity, the living symbols of
unity and concordo Will they not gladden my heart?
Will they not satisfy my yearning? Will they not manifest my wish? Will they not fulfill my heartis Hem
Sire? Will they not give ear to my call? I am waitingg I am patiently waitingon (Year Book, 1925-26, V0
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a“VEHILY YOUR LIGHT SHALL ILLUMINE THE WHOLE WORLD“
' An ihner peace? a deep calmg a radiant glow attract seuIs tb’éhr ‘Faith as"a magnet attractso It is this ihner‘fieace that the yOUth must have to reach those who are waiting for the message of Bahafluillah. This peace, this tranquillity? this calm9 this sanctity transcends and in no way means apathy or complacencyo This peace is attainable only through great striving to become a true believers necessary suffering, and éieét" testifig f0} our spiritual growtho Abduflleaha affirms: "”It is easy to accept the Kingdom.of God; to endflre therein with steadfastness is difficult, for temptations are great and strange” The degree of our inner tranquility which shines out as a_light to four contacts is a measuring rod for our degree of successful teaching° '
" we must bear witness to the Greatest Truth in the light of history; To this Truth, everything we say, everything we do, everything we are must pointo Let us look deep into our own souls° There is the seat of inner peace we need and want° Does the quietude and depth we should posess radiate through our eyes and permeate our very being?
We, as Bahagis must manifest this Great Truth, of the message of Bahá’íufillaho Each of us can be such a
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”VERILY YOUR LIGHT SHALL ILLUMENE
THE WHOLE WORLD" (CONT‘D)
light that we will gather hearts to us as Abdu'l—Baha ggg, "One saw, as in'a clear vision, that He had so Wrought all good and mercy that the inner grace of Him had grown greater than all outer sign, and the radiance of this inner glory shone in every glance, and word, and movement as He came with hands outstretched." When all about us, youth are denouncing the faults among the groups and organizations in our present society,’ ours is the Opportunity to portray this Great Truth. we must proclaim the Faith of Baha'u'llah with assurance in our eyes, peace and . harmony in our hearts.....we must remember that in the message we have to give to the world lies the only answer for the peace of the hearts of men:
"Know ye that God will not in this Day, accept your thoughts, nor your remembrance of Him, nor your turning towards Him, nor your devotions, nor your vigilance, unless ye be made new in the estimation of this Servant,. could ye_but percieve it." (PDQ p. 93)
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ANNOUNCEMENT
The NSA has asked the- NBYC to announce to Bahá’í youth the opportunity for scholarships at Hunter University, New YOrk. These scholarships are for graduate students, teachers, and counselors who wish to specialize or continue their advanced study in the field of special education or rehabilitation counseling. This presents an excellent opportunityfi for Bahá’í youth to procure their education for preparation in foreign fields and the homefront. If you desire further information, please contact the college at 695 Park Avenue, New York 21, N. Y.
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INEORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
‘ The NBYC“ is filanhing‘a”’YbUth Conférehoe the laSt night of the National Convention this year. Thursday, I May l,’ in.Evanston, Illinois. The Conference will be preCeeded by a dinner to which we hope all of you will come. In order to determine the number rwho will be ‘ attendifig the dinner, please detach the form from the inside bulletin cover indicating your name, address, and that you will be at the dinner, and mail it to the NBYC. You will pay for the dinner when you arrive, it should be appriximately $ 2.00. If you send in a reservation, it is your responsibility to attend. The details of the location-of the Conference and the dinner will be available at the convention. Make sure to ~send your reservation immediately.
There will be six topics of discussion at the conference; Circuit Teaching, The NBYC Bulletin, College Teaching, High School Teaching, Conferences, and Local Youth Committees. The NBYC hopes that many suggestions will be”brought forth in regards to its work and how" it can be improved. It will be a glorious confrence with so many youth in attendance. '
We sincerely hope each of you plans to attend as much of the Convention, and the International Conference as possible. It will undoubtedly enable the youth to feel the momentwm of our dearly Beloved.Faith more than they ever have. Let us pray that the American Bahá’í Community is especially spured on to greater action.
Try to attend the convention and the conference. Do not lose your opportunity. 'Surely Baha'u'llah will help anyone to come who truly has the desire. '
Please send all articles to the bulletin editor:
Judy Bernstein,
5433 S. Cornell Ave.,
Chicago, Illinois
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"BE YE NOT SEATED.AND SILENTl"
by Norma Nielson
"Do ye know in what cycle ye are created and in what age ye exist? This is the age of the Blessed Perfection and this is the-time of the Greatest Name!" "This is the time for growing: the season fer joyous gathering: Take the cup of the Testament in thy hand; leap and dance with ecstasy in the triumphal procession of the Covenantfi“ “Be ye not seated and silenté"
Truly, these words of AbdufilaBaha are overpowering in their impact, awsome in their magnificence. Their very utterance causes onefis entire being to tremble in anticipation of the will of God. But, are we fully aware of the fact that these are commands? ”Be ye set seated and silentfi" This is not merely a flowery phrase written for the purpose of stirring the soul, this is an ordinance of GodE And we are told by BahafluVllah ”Faith in God, and the knowledge of Him cannot be fully realized except through believing in all that hath proceeded from Him, and by practicing all that He hath commanded and all that is revealed in the Book from the Supreme Ben.”
The bounteous reward which we are promised shall be ours as the promotors of the Cause of God is glorious beyond belief. It is a human trait to become so ens thralled with its promise that we forget that our dream has not yet come trueo We cannot affori to bask in the splendor of God’s kingdom on eartho...yet. Now is the time for spreading the Word, so tnat~world Unity can have being and reality. And the werd will not be spread through belief alone, nor through action for the sake of action. There must be action because we are so enkindled with the love of God and so enrapu tured with the vision of our Beloved that we;nust tell the world about it or burst with the very ecstasy of
‘our burden! '
This Love in our hearts, illumining our faces with radiance and light, is the only means of attracting a world which is groveling in self-love and opinion° The safe, sane path of the living is for those who desire the approval of the living. The path of love is the
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"BE YE NOT SEATED AND SILENT!" (CONT'D)
ordeal of fire, and our reward is not found among the living, but in the attainment of eternity. In the ”Seven Valleys“ we read, ”Love's a stranger to earth and heaven too - in him are lunacies seventy and two,“ And Baha‘fi'llah tells us, “When the fire of love is ablaée it burneth to ashes the harvest of reason.” Twenty thousand men, women, and children were not mare tyred because they withdrew into shells of contentment, and in solitude found peace with God. We must set human opinion as naught if we are to be successful in our endeavor. Tact and diplomacy are important virtues, but we must not let them overshadow our zeal for the Cause. Nor should we dwell continually in the same niche of worship we have carved for ourselves. Abdu’l-Bahá tells us, "HOW many a soul, who traveled in one pathway - and after a time wanting firmness went back - yea, followed the way again, until he reached the same point, and arrived at the same destination. Thus did he waste his life and endeavored to set the minds uneasy and doubtful° The Opportunity and portion of these souls became an evident 10880“
ander these words of Abdu’leaha, speaking of those holy souls whom Baha'u'llah promised would appear to raise the sacred torch of faith and establish the world's supreme foundation: "These shall labor ceaselessly by day and by night,“ shall heed neither ' trial nor woe, shall suffer no respite in their efforts, shall seek no repose, shall disregard all ease and comfort and, detached and unsullied, shall consecrate every fleeing moment of their life to the diffusion of the divine fragrance and the exaltation of God's holy Word.n Oh, if we could but realize the significance of those words: If we could be fully aware of the meaning of "every fleeting momenté“ The Master goes further: "I am waiting, eagerly waiting for these holy ones to appear: and yet, how long will they delay their coming? .My prayer and ardent supplication..... is that these shining stars may soon shed their radiance upon the world...“
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?BE YE NO? SEATED AND SILENT!" (CONT'D)
‘ Oh, young people of' Bahá’í we are the eagerly awaited' In our hands lies the future of our Beloved Cause. we should not, we cannot, even, it is fLrhidden us to Withdraw into the comfortable shelter_ of, "I am.a Bahá’í - I have found the truth, I hope you do too." we must take the plunge into the fire and be demolished in the flames of love° The way of the Lord is indeed meant for heroes, not cowards, and if we do not take the plunge, who will? "He, verily, who seeks for pearls must dive to the bottom of the sea, endangering his very existence." But, oh, the beauty of the pearl to be uncovered in the depths.
And we shall not be alone. We are told by Christ, I‘Lo, I am with you always," and by Abdu’l-Bahá, "By God, verily the Lord of Hosts is your support, the angels of heaven your assistance, the Holy Spirit your companion and the Center of the Covenant your helper. Be not idle, but active and fear nLt. “ And the glorious words of Baha'u 'llah: uBy the righteousness of God! Who openeth his lips in this Day and maketh mention of the name of his Lord, the hosts of Divine inspiration shall descend upon him from.the heaven of My name, the All-Knowing, the AllAWise.....There lay concealed within the Holy Veil, and prepared for the service of God, a company of His chosen ones who shall be manifested unto men, who shall aid His Cause, who shall be afraid of no one, though the entire human race rise up and war against them. these are the ones, who, before the gaze of the dwellers on earth and the denizens of heaven, shall arise, and, shouting aloud, acclaim the name of the-Almighty, and summon the children of man to the path of God, the All-Glori-‘ ous, the AllaPraised. walk thou in their way! and letno one dismgy thee. Go.forth with the Tablet of God and His signs,' and rejoin them that.have believed in: .Me, and announce unto them. tidings of Our most holy. Paradise. . .
Once having read these words, can we then sit back and await the fulfillment of promise? Can we be con
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‘ The Bahá’í youth have such a tremendous opportunity
for serviée to God. Throughout their lives, the prime
motivation "of their being must be to attain His Presence detached from everything pertaining unto the
world and dependent solely on Him. The path is exceedingly hard but must be tread. This Goal of growing nearer to God necessarily must be striven for con;
tinually as we progress into marriage and aparenthood.
For this reason, it would indeed be important that we,
as youth, study and explore the depths of the Marriage
Tablet of Abdu'l—Baha, with our hearts seeking the
path of true dedication. Can we not gain insight into
the institution of marriage as being an instrument to
attain our Goal. '
'MARRIAGE TABLET
8"The bond that unites hearts most perfectly is loyh alty. True lovers once united must show forth the utmost faithfulness one to another. Ybu must dedicate your knowledge, your talents, your fortunes, your titles, yeur bodies and your spirits to God, to Baha'u'llah and to each other. Let your hearts be spacious, as spacious as the universe of God:
Allow no trace of jealousy to creep between you, for jealousy, like unto poison, vitiates the very essence of love. Let not the ephemeral incidents and accidents of this changeful life cause a rift between you.. When differences persent themselves, take counr sel together in secret, lest others magnify a speck into a mountain. Harbor not in your hearts any grievance, but rather eXplain its nature to each other with such frankness and understanding that it will disappear, leaving no remembrance. Choose fellowship and amity and turn away from.jealousy and-hypocrisy.
Your thoughts must be lofty, your ideals luminous, your minds spiritual, so that your souls may become a dawning—place for the Sun of Reality. Let your hearts 'be like unto two pure mirrors reflecting the stars of the heaven of love and beauty.
Together make mention of noble aspirations and heavenly concepts. Let there be no secrets one from
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MARRIAGE TABLET (CONT'D)
another. Make your home a haven of rest and peace. Be hespitable, and let the doors of your house be open to the faces of friends and strangers. Welcome every guest with radiant grace and let each feel that it is his own home.
No mortal can ’conceive the union and harmony’which God has designed for man and wife. Nburish continup ally the tree of your union with love and affection, so that it will remain ever green and verdant throughout all seasons and bring forth luscious fruits for the healing of the nations.
0 beloved of God, may your home be a vision of the paradise of Abhá; so that‘ whosoever “enters there may feel the essence of purity and harmony, and cry out from.the heart: ”Here is the home of love! Here is the palace of love: Here is the nest of love! Here is the garden of love!"
Be like two sweet-singing birds perched upon the highest branches of the tree of life, filling the air with songs of love and rapture.
Lay the foundation of your affection in the very center of your spiritual being, at the very heart of your consciousness, and let it not be shaken by adverse winds.
And when God gives you sweet and lovely children, consecrate yourselves to their instruction and guidance, so that they may become imperishable flowers of the divine rose-garden, nightingales of the ideal paradise, servants of the world of humanity, and the fruit of the tree of your life.
Live-in such harmony that others may take your lives for an-example and-may say one to another: "Look= how they live like two doves in one nest, in perfect .Alove, affinity and union. It is as though from.all_
eternity God had kneaded the very essence of their beings for the love of one another.“
Attain the ideal love that God has destined for you, so that you may become partakers of eternal life forthwith. Quaff deeply from the fountain of truth, and dwell all the days of your life in a paradise of
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iMARRIAGE TABLET (CONT'D)
glory, gathering immortal flowers from the garden of divine mysteries. ' - V ”
Be to each other as heavenly lovers and divine beloved ones dwelling in a paradise of love; Build your nest on the leafy branches of the tree of"love. Soar into the clear atmosphere of love. Sail' upon the shoreless sea of love. ‘Walk in the eternal rosegarden of love. Bathe in the shining rays of the sun of love. Be firm and steadfast in the path of love. Perfume your nostrils with the fragrance from the flowers of love° Attune your ears to the soulentranoing melodies of love; Let your aims be as genu erous as the banquets of love, and your words as a string of white pearls from the ocean of love.' Drink deeply of the elixir of love, so that you.may live continually in the reality of Divine Love.“
“BE YE NOT SEATED ANDSILENT:a (CONT'D)
tent to merely accept the Holy werd, and place sacrifice on the plane of self-denial alone? Or will we reach out and welcome persecution and invite suffering for the sake of Him who has given us the Gift of Gifts? It is not enough to he resigned to the Will of God. If His light is firmly entrenched within our hearts, resignation alone will not suffice us.' We will not be able to endure one moment of separation , from Him, nor one thought contrary to His desire, and our lips shall spill forth His praise, unable to contain our gladness and exaltation. Then, and only then, will our hearts unite and ‘become as one, and "when there exists unity of the essence what power has the phenomenal? When the light of reality is shining what power has the darkness of the unreal?” "Hasten, hasten, O ye firm believers! Hasten, hasten,‘ O ye steadfast!“ "Be ye not seated and silent!” "verily, verily, the new heaven and the new earth are come!" "Take the cup of the Testament in thy hand; leap and dance with ecstasy in the triumphal procession of the Covenant!"
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NEWS BRIEFS
PUEBLO , COLORADO
Thirty youth and young adults, varying in age from 12 to 25 attended an area youth conference in Pueblo, 0010. November 29 through Dec. 1. The conference was a milestone in the area's youth activities since youth activities on an area scale are relatively new in the Rocky Mbuntain States. They conducted their conference with deep consultation and unity.
LARAMIE , momma
Six nonnBaha'i contacts and three declared Bahá’ís were present at a conference on January 25, 26. Tepics for this conference centered around the meaning of being a Bahafli, the unique features of our Beloved.Faith and the responsibility of being a Bahá’í youth.
BIRMINGHAM,.ALABAMA
A newly formed youth committee has inaugurated a series of fireside meetings. Attendance has been nine to eleven averaging 4 or 5 contacts at each fireside. A progressive study course was followed. The results have been most fruitful producing great enthusiasm.and excellent discussiono
SEATTLE , WASHINGTON
Seattle, Washington youth committee has held a NBYC youth conference on Jan. 30, 31, and Feb. 1. The attendance ranged from about 28 to 30 Bahá’í and non-Bahá’í youth. The conference was conducted following an agenda prepared by the NBYC for conferences. Three subjects were discussed: Prayer and Deepening, College and High School Teaching, and the National Fund. A Wonderful conference resulted with a deeper and truer uni X attained among those present.
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NEWS BRIEFS (CONT'D)
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
The NBYC would like to bring to every youth's attention the activities of Mrs. Ludmilla van Sombeeks who, with her husband, is continuously working to promote the message of Baha'u'llah among youtho They live in Durham, North Caroling where they have been pioneering for the last two yearsg Previously in the bulletin we have written of the fireside attended by the circuit teacher, James Holmlund, and 29 nonaBahaVi youth at the Van sombeeks home. Mrso Van Sombeeks rem turned this month from a four day visit to Charlotte, N. C° where she spoke on World Religion Day, also at the Johnson Co Smith University for over 500 students° Although Mrs. Van Sombeeks is not a youth, we wish to thank her for her encouragement and true help in dew livering our Faith to youtho It should spur every youth to greater and truer dedication to our Beloved Cause.
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
0n the weekend of Jan 25~26, Kim Kinney accompanied by Jack Davis, both of Greensboro, spoke at a fireside for college age youth on Saturday evening and a public meeting at the YMCA on Sundayo At the fireside, Kim presented an interesting and toutheapoint elaboration on "The Agreement of Science and Religion" After the informal talk, a lively question and answer period enw suedo
CORRECTION
We are sorry that we printed two articles on teaching work inx Charleston, West Virginia among youth under the wrong location~—--South Carolina. Thank you for bringing this to the attention of the NBYCo we pray, that wherever you are located, you will continue to serve Baha'u'llah with dedicated hearts and spirits.
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NEWS BRIEFS (CONT'D)
- CALIFORNIA BAY AREA
On the weekend of Dec. 14th, Bahá’í youth and friends gathered at the home of AMT. &qus.‘William McCutchen in the Santa Cruz ‘Mbuntains, Calif; Mr‘ Dwight Allen Spoke on "The Search for Reality”. Because of the success of this meeting, more are planned for the future.
ELIOT, MAINE
A NBYC Youth Conference was held Feb. 1 and 2 with twenty-two young people present. The theme of the conference was ”How we Bahá’ís can improve our methods of teaching the Faith to young people.” Group workshops were conducted on different aspects of the theme. Enthusiasm at the conference was great and much discussion resulted on Teaching which is our vital responsibility.
NEAR BAY, WASHINGTON
A world religion day program was held with seven non-Bahá’ís attending. The topic for discussion was ”One Religion for Mankind“. Mere of the same meetings are planned for this month and in the future.
NOTICE
Please send in a report on your WORLD YGUTH DAY activities to the bulletin editor as quickly as possible. Judy Bernstein, .
5433 S. Cornell Ave., Chicago, Illinois.
ADDITION TO NATIONAL BAHA'I YOUTH COMMITTEE: .Nfiss Evelyn Baral. .
RESIGNATION FROM NATIONAL BAHA'I YOUTH COMMITTEE: Mr..Steve“Suhm
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__ _‘ 1" - T0 ABDU‘L—BAHA
Hail to Thee, Scion of Glory, whose utterance poureth
" abroad ' '
The joy of the heavenly knowledge and the light of the
‘ greatest Of days.
Poet of mysteries chant1ng in rapture the beauty of
” God, '
Unto Thee be thanksgiving and praise!
Child of the darkness that wandered in gloom.but dreamed of the light, Lo: I have seen Thy splendor ablaze in the heavens ‘ afar Showering gladness and glory and shattering the shadows of night And seen no other star.
Thy words are to me as fragrances borne from.the garden of heaven, Beams of a lamp that is hid in the height of a holiér world, Arrows of fire that pierce and destroy with the might of the levin Into our midnight hurled.
Sword of the Father: none other can rend the dark veil from.my eyes,
None other can beat from.my limbs with the shearing blade of God's might
The sins I am fettered withal and give me the power to‘
rise And come forth to the fullness of light.
Lo: Thou has breathed on my sorrow the sweetness of faith and of hope, Thou hast chanted high paeans of joy that my heart’s echoes ever repeat And the path to the knowledge of God begins to glimmer and ope Before my faltering feet.
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TO ABDUVLaBAHA (comm)
Weak and unworthy'my praiseo Yet, as from.its throbbing throat Some lone bird pours its song to the flaming infinite Sst ' So unto Thee in the zenith I lift from a depth remote This broken human cryo Mission of Bahá’íuflllah by George Townshend
LOST SOULS Barbara Ann Hafiley Mro Iraj TalebéReza Aztec, New Mexico 312 Thatcher Hall
Oklahoma ASM College Stillwater, Oklao
The NBYC is happy to announce the marriage ofg Miss Joyce Evanné Chindahl, who is now Mrso Joyce Evanne Chindahl Reinhartg of Sacramento? Californiao
NEW BAHAVI YOUTH:
Mru Irving Mo Allen, Miss Petals Horton? Box 349 Brown University 1131.Foley Aveo, Providence, Rhode Island Santa Clara, Calif.
Mro Thomas Ernest Baumgartner, mro Fenton Kay?
15201 80 Military Road, 4725 Kay Place, Seattle, Washington Las Vegas, Nevadao MT; Gerald Leo Cole, Miss Videlle Lkura, 2700 Beach Road, 807 E6 First. Ste, Port Huron, Michigan Duluth, Minn.
NEH BAHAQI YOUTH TRANSFERS TO THE U080: Mro Bahman Granfarg ,Mr. Fara Jufillah Zivari Idaho State College, 1331-Nhite Sta, Ebcatello, Idaho Ann Arbor, Michigan°
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Youth attending first National Convention of Argetina, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay.
