OCTOBER 28TH, 1938

OCTOBER 28TH, 1938

Mr. Charles Hammond.

Beloved Brother, — I am glad to have your letter of the 15th inst, and I write to say that I shall, God willing, be free for meetings in London during the weekend of June 17th. My wife and I shall gladly accept the hospitality of Mrs. Hammond and yourself. Please note that weekends June 10th and 24th are taken up. Thus, if the 17th will not suit we shall need to go into July — weekends 8th or 15th.

It is an advantage to have all the ‘items’ you sent. London is always on my heart and what you wrote — confirmatory of what others wrote — is quite cheering. I thank God for His constant goodness to you all.

^[p. 137] The work of God in America is generally cheering. Several ‘special’ meetings held during the recent two months were blessed of God. A.M.H. has been on this side for some time and has been enjoyed as moving about.

Mr. H. P. Wells came here this week and is serving the Lord and His people. His stay in these parts is short and he will see only a few gatherings in the West — en route to Australia. I hope to attend the special meetings in Council Bluffs late next month and those at Chicago at Christmas.

During the last six months we have had meetings of a special character on Thursday evenings in our room and the Lord is blessing them. We are reading 2 Samuel. The first reading at our ‘monthly’ Readings on Ezekiel was good.

My wife unites in love in Christ to Mrs. Hammond and you and all.

Affectionately in Him,
James Taylor.