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Unfolding Destiny
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Pages 327-328
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Letter of 6 May 1954
Dear Bahá'í Brother:
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Your loving letter of April 30th has just come to hand, calling
attention to the fact that Olga Mills, one of the pioneers in Malta,
is serving there very actively. The beloved Guardian had been
informed by someone that she had left.
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However, the intent of the letter of April 24th still remains--
that no pioneer should leave their goal unless for very urgent
reasons. In the case of Malta, this is a country which can only be
settled by English Bahá'ís, and therefore the Guardian feels it of
great importance that any pioneer who goes there should remain.
It is hoped that it may be possible for Una Townshend to return
in due course, to carry on her work there.
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The Guardian asks that you convey to Olga Mills his loving
appreciation of her devoted services, and assure her of his prayers
in her behalf.
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If Una Townshend finds it impossible to return to Malta, then
the Guardian hopes you can send some other pioneer to that
important post....
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