Nine Doors in the Temple You will see a demonstration of this idea at a Baha'i service. It is an ecumenical service, without the benefit of priest or cleric, a simple and solemn service with readings and music from the living faiths of all the world. It is worship in which Protestant and Catholic and every other Christian, Jew, Moslem, Buddhist, Hindu and person of every other faith and race may participate. The temple in Wilmette has nine doors, as if to declare that each of the world's great living religions may enter through its own portal and unite with every other belief under the single dome of God. Life is intricately bound up with life.
Individuals are interwoven with individuals.
The need of one is the need of all. The concern of each is the concern of everyone. Abdul-Baha had much to say on this matter, and just now his words invite the modern searcher to investigate the Baha'i claims. It may be that the Baha'is are coming. The healing that is by the power of the Holy Spirit needs no special concentration or contact.