BROOKLYN, N.Y., OCTOBER 3RD, 1938

BROOKLYN, N.Y., OCTOBER 3RD, 1938

Dr. Arthur Morford.

Beloved Brother, — It was good of you indeed to write me two letters and also send me another prescription. I am having it filled today, believing the iodine has helped me.

Thank God my health has been good since I returned to this country. I cannot account for the reports contrary to this reaching England. My wife had a very damaging fall — the left leg was particularly affected. Through mercy it is healing steadily, but being on the shin it is slow.

The work of God in America continues cheering. Meetings at Detroit, which I attended early in September, were blessed of God. Similar meetings at ^[p. 134] Manchester, Connecticut, which attended, were also blessed. Mr. Hayward has been helpful in this district. He is now in Rochester and intends to be present at special meetings in Toronto at the end of the present week.

Our monthly meetings, notes of which are published, will, God willing, begin tomorrow. The book of Ezekiel is in mind.

Our dear brethren in England were much on our hearts because of the apparent imminence of war; but we consider that the remarkable change that has come about is God’s doing — both because of His care for His people and because of their prayers. I hope our prayers as to such matters will continue, especially now that restrictions on our German brethren may be removed. I am assured that as we — especially our brethren there — take sides with God fully that He will do something, for the king’s heart is in His hand.

I trust May and you keep well and that there is cheer among the saints. I am thankful your Mother is in more convenient quarters.

Affectionately in Him,
James Taylor.