BROOKLYN, N.Y., APRIL 10TH, 1942

BROOKLYN, N.Y., APRIL 10TH, 1942

Mr. Roy Hibbert.

Beloved Brother, — I was glad to receive your letter of February 15th. Regret it has remained so long unanswered. Want of time the cause.

I value your kind invitation, but I shall be unable to visit you in July, as I am not returning from the West by Canada.

That you have in Calgary another meeting is a matter of thanksgiving. I am assured it will yield good fruit to the Lord and to you all. The news of the season with D.R. was cheering. I trust the young person who got blessing continues.

We have been thinking much of the ^[p. 261] recent occasion with No news has come yet. Nor have we heard from the Knoxville meetings.

There was a good time at London. We had for the readings, ‘Prayer in the Acts’. There was a good attendance. My wife and I had gone round by Montreal, Perth and Toronto and enjoyed the fellowship of the brethren in those places.

With our love in Christ to Mrs. Hibbert, you and the brethren, I am,

Affectionately in Him,
James Taylor.