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Five Year Plan | June 28 (Day 1) | June 29 (Day 2) | June 30 (Day 3) | July 1 (Day 4)

“What is My Spiritual Mission ”
Sunday, July 1, 2001—Day 4

Photos from main stage day 4--performers and presentersIt doesn’t end here. We have it from Peter Khan, a member of the Universal House of Justice, the world governing body of the Bahá’í Faith: “You are privileged to be part of the American Bahá’í community. This privilege carries with it a responsibility far greater than that which rests upon the shoulders of [the Bahá’ís of] any country of the world.” He pointed out three aspects of the mission: to purify our vision of spreading the Bahá’í Faith, to realize that sacrifice sometimes means giving up meaningful things for a greater cause; and to be persistent in our efforts, trusting in the Holy Spirit.

Photo of Dr. Peter KhanHis talk followed a series of prayers that were chanted, sung, danced and interpreted in sign language. A choir ringing out a South African song about marching in the light of God preceded a film of highlights from the May 22-25 opening of the Terraces on Mount Carmel, which passed along the awe and exultation felt by those at the scene: “You can’t tell me we don’t have a new world order,” said one man amazed at the variety of humanity.

At the end the Children’s Theatre Company again recited noble and intriguing thoughts of great people, and sang to a gospel beat, “I’ve got the victory feeling inside of me!” And before the main speech, the thousands in the crowds stood and sang the anthem of the conference, “Sing the Song of the Kingdom.” As it built to a climax brimful of emotion, perhaps not everybody sang. How many may have been too choked up?

Photos from main stage performers and conference coordinators day 4

Transcript: To access the transcript “Our Spiritual Mission” presented by Dr. Peter Khan, click here and on its title (Click here for Persian translation). It will come up as a PDF file. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to access these files. To get a copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader click on this icon or this URL (http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html)

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