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1932-05-30 on teaching
No. 67 - October 1932 - page 4
"Administrative work and teaching do not exclude each other. Even though you
will find yourself forced to give more time to the former, Shoghi Effendi hopes
that you will keep up the latter form of service and continue to draw new souls
into the movement.
"Shoghi Effendi read the plan of work you have set for the National Teaching
Committee with great care. It surely depends ultimately upon the National Assembly
to approve it, or to modify it, but it seems as a whole to be most promising.
"Shoghi Effendi has seen, through the experience of the international
teachers that keep him informed regarding their activities, that intensive work is
ultimately of a more lasting nature. It has proven to be far better that a teacher
should spend a month or two in one center and wait until a group is formed, than
to cover a larger area and not stay enough in a center to help the progress of
those interested to the stage that they would feel themselves able to embrace the
Cause and identify themselves with it." (To Mr. Leroy Ioas, San Francisco, through
Ruhi Afnan, May 30, 1932.)
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