BROOKLYN, N.Y., AUGUST 9TH, 1943

BROOKLYN, N.Y., AUGUST 9TH, 1943

Mr. Roy Hibbert.

Beloved Brother, — Your letter has just come and I send a line at once to say that we hope to arrive in Calgary on September 1st as you understand and leave there the following morning. I shall, God willing, be quite free for the two meetings you have in mind for the Wednesday.

I am thankful to have all the news you sent, only I wish you had said something of your own condition of body. We earnestly trust you are steadily improving in health.

We are grieved as to dear Mrs. Samuels. We fear Dr. Powell’s report is only too true. Mr. Samuels wrote hopefully, however. Our prayers go up for our sister.

We are looking forward to seeing Mrs. Hibbert and you and the brethren. I regret I cannot stop at Regina and Maple Creek. I am greatly pressed as to revision services. Publications in Stow Hill call for three times the work of earlier days. Family and business matters are pressing too.

There is much illness here — especially now, Dr. Stollery, Archie Robertson and Consie next door. But all is in good hands.

My wife unites in love in Christ to you both and to all the brethren.

Affectionately in Him,
James Taylor.