BROOKLYN, N.Y., JANUARY 29TH, 1940

BROOKLYN, N.Y., JANUARY 29TH, 1940

Mr. Francis Willy.

Beloved Brother, — Thanks for letter just received from Oakland. My wife and I unite in love in Christ and the assurance of our prayers for you and Mr. and Miss Menzies.

I am very thankful indeed for the interest you found among the brethren in America, especially in the West, and for the support from the Lord of which you have been conscious.

Perhaps you will make enquiry from W.J.H. as to whether the Notes of the first reading of our regular series at Sydney has been mailed; that is, that on Exodus 17. I wrote Mr. House about this reading from the Mariposa and I also mentioned it to Dr. Wallace, but it has not yet arrived.

I shall be obliged if you can make sure that this paper is sent as soon as possible, otherwise the book will be delayed.

Since writing you last week good news has been received from many parts and there has been cheer among the brethren here.

Again, with love in Christ to you three, also to Mrs. Willy, your family and the brethren.

Affectionately in Him,
James Taylor.