ON BOARD M.V. BRITANNIC, AUGUST 14TH, 1935

ON BOARD M.V. BRITANNIC, AUGUST 14TH, 1935

Mr. P. Lyon.

Beloved Brother — We appreciated your telegram at Queenstown. I mailed you from there the two sets of French notes. I assumed there are no more.

Talking matters over with Dr. E. and Mr. S. the possibility of our visiting South Africa and Australasia in 1936 is becoming clearer in our minds. The Glasgow meetings being early — May 12th to 14th — we could sail late in May or early June from England for South Africa, stay a short time there and get to Perth about July 15th. Then work through Australia, say two or three months; then New Zealand, getting to America in November or December, all under the Lord’s good hand. If you visit South Africa during the coming winter or spring and return to England from there, you could, under the Lord’s guidance, go to New Zealand and Australia via America.

The voyage is so far fairly good and we are enjoying the time together — reading John 13 - 17.

We remember you in prayer as in Scotland. Thanking Miss Lyon and you again for all your kindness.

My wife and I unite in love in Christ to you both,

Affectionately in Him,
James Taylor.