BROOKLYN, N.Y., MARCH 22ND, 1942

BROOKLYN, N.Y., MARCH 22ND, 1942

Mr. S. McCallum.

Beloved Brother, — Your letter was most welcome and I thank you for it.

All the news is most interesting, especially what you mentioned as to Indianapolis. I am assured the Lord helped you in what you said to some there as to R———’s matter. It confirms what Mr. Hardwick and I said to Mr. B——— . It grieves one that there is such a poor understanding or acceptance of right principles. Natural feelings are preferred.

The brethren in Detroit region have our much sympathy in their working late. But surely you all get help from God as attending so many meetings.

I am thankful indeed that you hope to be at London, Ontario The enemy made an attack there lately, as many know — no doubt to interfere with the special meetings, but a telegram from J.W.D. tells that the Lord has come in for the dear brethren.

We are helped here generally — there is remarkable support in special meetings. A good few will, I believe, attend the London meetings.

There is good news steadily from Great Britain, also a cheering letter from Dr. Elliott yesterday. He had been poorly, but his health was greatly improved — thank God. Good news lately from Scandinavia also.

My wife and I are indeed appreciative of the kind gift from you and your house. We value such fellowship in the work common to us.

With our united love in Christ to Mrs. McCallum and you all, also to the brethren.

Affectionately in Him,
James Taylor.