BROOKLYN, N.Y., NOVEMBER 30TH, 1946

BROOKLYN, N.Y., NOVEMBER 30TH, 1946

Beloved Brother, — I send a line, hoping it will reach you before sailing, that, God willing, I shall be free for weekend meetings in London during the weekend of July 18th. I trust this date will meet with the approval of the brethren. It will follow the Glasgow meetings by a fortnight, giving time for rest.

We shall be thinking much of you as on the Atlantic shortly and our prayers and the prayers of the brethren will go up.

The short visit of Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner was happily spent by the brethren in these parts. The Lord graciously helped. There was also a good season at Chicago, where they were last weekend.

Yesterday we had a very good time at Plainfield — their Thanksgiving meetings. About 800 attended. Our brothers Mr. Kelsey and Mr. Willy were with us. It will be interesting to you all to know that Ben (Jim’s son) and his wife had a baby boy born to them a week ago. Both are well through God’s mercy.

I am thankful to know that your time in America is to be extended. The brethren are counting on it. You will be able,

^[p. 391] I believe, to see the meetings from ‘coast to coast’, as we say. The need is great and there is quite a good interest. The ministries of Mr. Willy and Mr. Kelsey have been blessed to the saints. They will probably have left before you arrive. H.H. is arriving, we hear, in these parts shortly.

My wife unites in love in Christ to Mrs. ——— and you all, also to the brethren.

Affectionately in Him,
James Taylor.