BROOKLYN, N.Y., FEBRUARY 3RD, 1943

BROOKLYN, N.Y., FEBRUARY 3RD, 1943

Miss Ruth Pittman.

Dear Miss Pittman, — I duly received your letter, also the readings. I thank you for all. I am glad the Notes read fairly well, and, God willing, they will be put into circulation.

There are several sets ahead of these and I am working steadily on them. The real difficulty is lack of time and then there is great delay on the ocean and also in getting work done in Great Britain. But our God intends us to learn patience.

The New York Depot wishes to use immediately the address I gave at Toronto and I shall be thankful if it can be transcribed and sent to me at once. If it is not available perhaps you will let me know.

Mr. Devenish was in these parts over the weekend and the brethren enjoyed his ministry. He was with us last night at the usual ‘monthly’ meeting. We are considering the subject of ‘Life’. Mr. Bradstock of Winnipeg was here last week and three or four young people made confessions through the help of his services. We have not had many ‘applicants’ for some time, but we look for several at our next care meeting.

My wife unites in love in Christ to your mother, yourself and your brother.

Affectionately in Him,
James Taylor.