The Guardian cherishes the hope that at the termination of
your school this summer every one of the attendants will have derived such
mental and spiritual benefits, and acquired such a fresh enthusiasm to serve as
will enable him, upon his return to his local community, to labour with a
determination and vigour that will excite the envy and admiration of his
fellow-believers, and stimulate them to greater heights of consecration to the
service of our beloved Cause.
(From a letter dated 15 August 1938 written on
behalf of Shoghi Effendi to the Central States Summer School; The Compilation
of Compilations, vol. I, Centers of Baha’i Learning)
