BROOKLYN, N.Y., JULY 9TH, 1944

BROOKLYN, N.Y., JULY 9TH, 1944

Mr. I. W. Johnson.

Beloved Brother, — I am very interested in the thought of special meetings being held at Kalispell and I am glad you have written Mr. Samuels. I trust you all will be helped of ^[p. 351] God in the undertaking. As you say, I am sure such meetings would be used to help the young among you.

Mr. Samuels is well acquainted with the needs in Kalispell and I am sure the Lord would help him to bring before you all what would help.

I attended the special meetings at Montreal. A good number attended, 150, or somewhat over, visitors. We looked at the assembly as presented in Revelation. It is a wide and most interesting subject, I need not say.

Yesterday we had afternoon and evening meetings at Summit, where quite a good number came together and there was much cheer. Thus the work of God goes on.

I am grieved to hear of Mrs. Buck. Of course I do not know her, but trust she may be restored. As you may know, J.T. Jr. is in the west. I am not sure, but he may call at Kalispell. If so, it will be some time this week.

My wife unites in love in Christ to you and your wife, and to the brethren.
James Taylor.