BROOKLYN, N.Y., APRIL 7TH, 1936

BROOKLYN, N.Y., APRIL 7TH, 1936

Mr. W. G. Hardwick.

Beloved Brother, — Thanks for your letter. I can only send a brief line, having much on hand.

The Rochester brethren invited Mr. McBride for their meetings, but he did not feel equal to the undertaking as not too well. Then they invited Mr. E. L. Moore of Stockport, but he cannot come as he cannot get enough time from his business. Hence no one that I know of from overseas able to minister to the saints shall be in America for service this year. The Lord will help you all, I am sure, as the saints come together. There are a good few in America now able to help at such meetings.

A cable received yesterday from N.Z. speaks of A.E.M.’s recovery — thank God.

Meetings are to be held in London, Ontario, this week-end — A. F. Moore and, I think, Samuels, are to be there, God willing. I am going to Knoxville, where meetings are also to be held. I hope to see some of the Miami brethren there. My wife and I hope to sail for England on April 20th.

With love in Christ to Mrs. Hardwick and you all.

Affectionately in Him,
James Taylor.