The hour has now struck for the national Bahá’í communities dwelling
within the confines of the Western Hemisphere—the first region in the
western world to be warmed and illuminated by the rays of God’s infant
Faith shining from its World Center in the Holy Land—to arise and, in
thanksgiving for the manifold blessings continually showered upon them
from on high during the past six decades and for the inestimable bounties
of God’s unfailing protection and sustaining grace vouchsafed His Cause
ever since its inception more than a century ago, and in anticipation of
the Most Great Jubilee which will commemorate the hundredth anniversary of
Bahá’u’lláh’s formal assumption of His prophetic office, launch,
determinedly and unitedly, the third and last stage of an enterprise
inaugurated sixteen years ago, the termination of which will mark the
closing of the initial epoch in the evolution of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá’s Divine
Plan. Standing on the threshold of a ten-year-long, world-embracing
Spiritual Crusade these communities are now called upon, by virtue of the
weighty pronouncement recorded in the Most Holy Book, and in direct
consequence of the revelation of the Tablets of the Divine Plan, to play a
preponderating role in the systematic propagation of the Faith, in the
course of the coming decade, which will, God willing, culminate in the
spiritual conquest of the entire planet.
It is incumbent upon the members of the American Bahá’í Community, the
chief executors of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá’s Divine Plan, the members of the Canadian
Bahá’í Community acting as their allies, and the members of the Latin
American Bahá’í Communities in their capacity as associates in the
execution of this Plan, to brace themselves and initiate, in addition to
the responsibilities they have assumed, and will assume, in other
continents of the globe, an intercontinental campaign designed to carry a
stage further the glorious work already inaugurated throughout the Western
Hemisphere.
SPECIAL TASKS OF FOUR NATIONAL ASSEMBLIES
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