BROOKLYN, N.Y., MARCH 6TH, 1931

^[p. 316] BROOKLYN, N.Y., MARCH 6TH, 1931

Mr. P. Lyon.

Beloved Brother, — Being much pressed, I have been unable to write, but I was very glad to receive your last letter.

I wish now to send you copy of the withdrawal by the brethren at Chicago of their letter, copy of which I sent you. This is a matter of great thanksgiving to God, I need not say.

You will observe that they place the onus of their first letter on the visiting brethren who attended the so-called Council, whereas they had full part in the proceedings and had not previously said their judgment was different. However, we can leave this with God, who will not fail to place error where it should be. Mr. H——— has answered the letter graciously. The Cincinnati brethren have extended fellowship to those at Columbus.

With love in Christ to your sister and you,

I am, affectionately,

James Taylor.

PS — I am uncertain as to when we shall be sailing to your side.