GLASGOW, JULY 17TH, 1937

GLASGOW, JULY 17TH, 1937

Mr. James Petersen.

My Dear Jimmy, — Grandma and I are indebted to you for your several letters, containing so much interesting information and written in a sober and spiritual — I may say — way. We are ^[p. 87] cheered that you can send such good accounts, evidencing that God is helping you all.

We are greatly encouraged by the reports we have received of four general meetings held at the beginning of this month — Montreal, Minneapolis, Regina and Berkeley. May God bless the seed sown!

Interest in this country is as great as — if not greater than — hitherto experienced. In one large meeting after another the Lord comes in definitely and gives help. We had an excellent season in Glasgow — where we are now — and we hope to go on to Edinburgh on Monday, remaining there until the 25th inst. Then, God willing, we go to Newcastle for the week-end of the 26th inst., then to London for meetings on the 29th inst. They are arranging there for a large number in the same hall in which the ‘Conference’ was held three years ago. Then Stowmarket for meetings on August 2nd, then Waltham Cross and then we hope to sail on the Britannic on August 7th.

Grandmother unites in love to you all.

Affectionately,
Grandfather.