BROOKLYN, N.Y., FEBRUARY 1ST, 1943
BROOKLYN, N.Y., FEBRUARY 1ST, 1943
Beloved Brother, — Your letter of the 13th was duly received, and I wish to thank you and the brethren in Los Angeles for this renewed kind thought of me expressed in their gift of $75.00. I value the bounty especially as indicating spiritual prosperity among you and hence increased interest in the Lord’s service. The Colossians had a wide outlook having “love for all the saints”. Current international conditions interfere much with the visitations of love, but letters and gifts make up somewhat for this disadvantage and help to maintain wholesome circulation; communications between local companies and brothers who journey in service are of great importance as supporting the general fellowship in which so many of the Lord’s people have part. Please convey my hearty thanks to all the brethren.
I am thankful for the report of the meetings among you all [p. 305] with Mr. McCallum. The Lord is helping our brother. The number of young men coming forward in the service of the truth in America, Australasia, and especially in the British Isles is very cheering indeed.
My wife unites in love in Christ to all the brethren.
Affectionately in Him,
James Taylor.