BROOKLYN, N.Y., JULY 25TH, 1945

^[p. 379] BROOKLYN, N.Y., JULY 25TH, 1945

Mr. I. W. Johnson.

Beloved Brother, — I am writing a line of enquiry: I have heard from Mr. Howell (Boston) of certain brothers arranging to meet at Kalispell in relation to an act or acts of discipline, and I am interested as to what is in mind, and if the meeting is at the instigation of the brethren local to Kalispell.

I have not been to Kalispell as you know, but I have been near it en route from Seattle and I have been very interested in the prosperity of you all, and others have visited you there on the ground of fellowship, special meetings having been held there with Mr. Samuels and others — all on the ground of universal fellowship. The meeting in Kalispell has had assembly status and I am counting on the Lord that this is not called in question.

I attended the recent meetings at Minneapolis and heard nothing of any such movement as I have mentioned and I am wondering if anything has happened to change the local position.

My wife unites in love in the Lord to you and your wife and to the brethren.

Affectionately in Him,
James Taylor.