The December 28th 2010 Message to the Conference of the Continental Boards of Counsellors
by The Universal House of Justice
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28th December 2010
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A Programme of Growth
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Increasing Intensity
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Section 2
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Section 3 (part 1)
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Section 3 (part 2)
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HearTheWritings.com is pleased to present The December 28th 2010 Message from The Universal House of Justice.
In this powerful address to the Conference of the Continental Boards of Counsellors, The Universal House of Justice opens up a vista to the Bahá’í community outlining some of the central themes and goals of the upcoming five year plan and proceeds to focus our attention from the building processes that are taking place to those that have yet to occur. In clear unequivocal terms they address the institutions, those serving on administrative bodies, as well as individuals and give explicit guidance as to necessary transformation that must occur to meet the goals of the upcoming five year plan.
Addressing the Bahá’í community members directly, the House of Justice appeals them to uphold a higher standard, some of which the Guardian described as the "spiritual prerequisites for the success of all Bahá’í undertakings." They take great care to elaborate on those which, the Guardian indicated, "stand out as preeminent and vital". Further, The Universal House of Justice exhorts the community to exemplify a "rectitude of conduct in every aspect of their lives--in their business dealings, in their domestic lives, in all manner of employment, in every service they render to the Cause and to their people".
Bahá’u’lláh expounds that "the present-day order" must "be rolled up, and a new one spread out in its stead." The Guardian gives us assurance that "It is this building process... that constitutes the one hope of a stricken society.”
In this powerful address to the Conference of the Continental Boards of Counsellors, The Universal House of Justice opens up a vista to the Bahá’í community outlining some of the central themes and goals of the upcoming five year plan and proceeds to focus our attention from the building processes that are taking place to those that have yet to occur. In clear unequivocal terms they address the institutions, those serving on administrative bodies, as well as individuals and give explicit guidance as to necessary transformation that must occur to meet the goals of the upcoming five year plan.
Addressing the Bahá’í community members directly, the House of Justice appeals them to uphold a higher standard, some of which the Guardian described as the "spiritual prerequisites for the success of all Bahá’í undertakings." They take great care to elaborate on those which, the Guardian indicated, "stand out as preeminent and vital". Further, The Universal House of Justice exhorts the community to exemplify a "rectitude of conduct in every aspect of their lives--in their business dealings, in their domestic lives, in all manner of employment, in every service they render to the Cause and to their people".
Bahá’u’lláh expounds that "the present-day order" must "be rolled up, and a new one spread out in its stead." The Guardian gives us assurance that "It is this building process... that constitutes the one hope of a stricken society.”
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released January 23, 2011
Produced by: Jon Rezin for HearTheWritings.com
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The December 28th Message to the Conference of the Continental Boards of Counsellors ©2010, The Universal House of Justice
Produced by: Jon Rezin for HearTheWritings.com
Read by: Jinous Khadivian
Directed by: Jon Rezin
Recorded, Mixed, and Mastered by: Jon Rezin @ Small Room Productions, LA
Music By: Jon Rezin
Album Design by: Jon Rezin (Based on a design by Andrew Johnson)
©2010 HearTheWritings.com
Please visit us @ www.hearthewritings.com for more information
The December 28th Message to the Conference of the Continental Boards of Counsellors ©2010, The Universal House of Justice
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