A sizable percentage of the letters Shoghi Effendi wrote in English have been published, and most of these can be found online at Sifter: An institute for the study of Baha'i Writings. This collection represents just a few letters which haven't been yet published in their entirety. They are organized more or less chronologically.

See also a note on the status of the Guardian's letters to individuals.

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1. Letters regarding "easy familiarity": includes a letter written on behalf of the Guardian about (1) the fallibility of local and national institutions, and (2) divergences of opinion in assembly voting.
   
   
2. Shoghi Effendi wrote a few letters to Laura Dreyfus-Barney on the event of her husband Hippolyte's death.
   
   
3. letter to Marzieh Gail from October, 1942, explains election as due to human reasons and contains a words of inspiration and guidance for Marzieh Gail.
   
   
4. Letter to Jináb-i-Áqá Mírzá Bádí’u’lláh Khán of Abadih, dated 1941, trans. Juan Cole. Answers four questions: (1) re "Crimson Scroll"; (2) re the "Sacred Night"; (3) re the "Tablet of the Bell"; and (4) using the Kitab-i-Aqdas for bibliomancy.
   
   
5. Letter to John B. Cornell, 1946 encourages Baha'i youth to participate in administrative duties. (see also John Cornell's personal page)
   
   
6. The Letter to John B. Cornell,1955 urges Baha'is to turn to their Assembly in questions of divorce
   
   
7. Some letters from Shoghi Effendi, regarding his first stay in France, ed. Thomas Linard. (offsite)
   
   
8. These prayers of Shoghi Effendi are culled from random sources.