MARCH 19TH, 1938

MARCH 19TH, 1938

Mr. F. Ide.

Beloved Brother, — The work of God in this country progresses. Our special weekly reading at Flatbush is being largely attended — this week we had the largest number — over 250. It is on the basis of 1 Corinthians 14: 23. Both in the city and district the Thursday evenings are left free for it.

I was in Montreal last weekend and got on well, the Lord helping. He helped too in a meeting of brothers — before I left on the Lord’s Day — in a local difficulty.

——— has been in communication with Westfield brethren, but gave no evidence of self-judgment. He wanted to know why they withdrew from him! Think of this after all the meetings, letters, entreaties — and a year after the event! You ^[p. 123] can readily discern what a state underlies all this sorrow. ——— had written me a week or two ago a five-page typewritten letter marked by self-vindication throughout.

We trust you both and all yours are well, through God’s mercy. With love in Christ to you all from both.

Affectionately in Him,
James Taylor.