LEIPZIG, GERMANY, MAY 5TH, 1928

^[p. 233] LEIPZIG, GERMANY, MAY 5TH, 1928

Mr. G. Spiller.

My Dear Brother, — It was good of you to write at such length — pardon long delay in acknowledging. I send a line now to thank you. It is an advantage to me to have an account of the work of God at Portsmouth. You are all much in my prayers. The work of God progresses more in the large towns and cities and of course the enemy does all he can to hinder it. Portsmouth is an evidence of this. Wisdom is ever ‘the principal thing’ in checking his efforts. “The poor wise man” by his wisdom delivered the city. So it is always.

We spent the last few days in Ghent, Belgium, where we met some interesting Christians, although there are none in fellowship ‘with us’ there. We arrived here today with Mr. F. W. Kingston, where we stay over the week-end. Then we go south (on business), hoping to see the few in fellowship in Czechoslovakia. Next week-end we hope to be in Berlin and later in western Germany. We expect to be at Chester for Whit Monday.

Affectionately yours in Christ,

James Taylor.