Directives From the Guardian
93 HAZÍRATU'L-QUDS (Functions of)
"While the National Office in Wilmette, designated by the
Guardian as Hazíratu'l-Quds, is primarily an administrative
center, its use should by no means be confined to purely
administrative work, but should include such activities of a
social and intellectual character, both local and national, as
can best establish its character as the foremost teaching and
administrative center of the Faith throughout the States."
"As a teaching center, where Bahá'í lectures, conferences,
meetings, whether local, regional or national, could be held, the
Hazíratu'l-Quds can also prove of invaluable help, and the N.S.A.
should indeed see to it that the necessary facilities are provided
in the building for that purpose. But thus combining these
three features, namely teaching, administrative, and social the
Hazíratu'l-Quds can best fulfill its mission, as the visible symbol
of the steadily-growing National Bahá'í Community in Northern
America, and as the chief rallying center for all its activities
and plans throughout that Continent."
Directives From the Guardian
pages 35-36
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