MACDUFF, SCOTLAND, JUNE 10TH, 1926

MACDUFF, SCOTLAND, JUNE 10TH, 1926

My Dear Brother, — I return herewith Mrs. K———’s and other letters which you and she wished me to see.

Mrs. K——— has evidently receded from the position she had reached when I spoke with her in Melbourne last year. She then, as I remember, had decided to leave O.F.H. and seek fellowship at Hercules Street. She is now raising the whole question of Ashfield again, and assumes an unjustifiable attitude towards our brothers Van Someren and House and indeed the Sydney meetings in general. I think it is due to our brethren in Sydney that she should be referred to them. It is a question of consistency as to fellowship. I have gone over the ground so much with her that I feel I can undertake no more. If she were really with God in her exercises she would not be in such a fog. Her daughters and others who love her begged Mrs. K——— to return to Sydney and get right with her brethren before she came to England, but she would not hearken. It is evident that she must come to this. She cannot be in fellowship elsewhere if not in Sydney. My wife and I have deep regard for our sister and for her family, but the best way to befriend her is to tell her the plain truth and insist on it.

With love in Christ to you and your house, I am,

Affectionately in Him,

James Taylor.