BROOKLYN, N.Y., NOVEMBER 19TH, 1930

^[p. 287] BROOKLYN, N.Y., NOVEMBER 19TH, 1930

Mr. J. Owen Smith.

Beloved Brother, — I thank you for your letter and suggestion of another meeting at Bedford. It commends itself to me, and please God, I shall fall in with any arrangement made. I think Bedford a good centre. Of course the matter can be left open until I am in England again. If the Lord permit, I should be crossing in late March.

I am cheered, I need not say, by the good report you give of Bedford and district. May the Lord continue to bless you all! God looks for His people to be before Him in service according to His requirements. I have been noting lately how details appear in the revival under Josiah. We had 2 Chronicles 34 and 35 at the conference at Toronto this month and had much help.

How good the news is of the ministry of Mr. Trevvett at Cambridge! What you mention of DeMann is also interesting. It will be an important matter indeed if the truth obtains a foothold in Holland.

The meetings at Toronto were well sustained and I hear of help at meetings at Winnipeg at the same time.

My wife unites in love in Christ to Mrs. Smith, the baby and yourself and the brethren.

Affectionately in Him,

James Taylor.

PS — Herr Kunste had written me also.