BROOKLYN, N.Y., NOVEMBER 24TH, 1925

^[p. 215] BROOKLYN, N.Y., NOVEMBER 24TH, 1925

Mr. Francis Willy.

Beloved Brother, — We were glad indeed to receive your letter from the Aorangi. By this time you have settled down with your family and your brethren at Sydney. I trust you found Mrs. Willy and the children well and cheered of the Lord; also that you found the work of God progressing. I saw some correspondence re the O.F.H. situation, but I fear little progress is being made. A work of God is needed in each of those at O.F.H., but I am sure the brethren will be concerned that their attitude towards them should be in keeping with this.

There is continual cheer here. The brethren remember your address, having enjoyed it much. Our brother Mr. Neville Long has been here and his ministry is much appreciated. Mr. A. M. Hayward is also here and his addresses much enjoyed. He is on his way to New Zealand and will, no doubt, see you all in Australia.