CRANLEIGH, ENGLAND, OCTOBER 17TH, 1931

CRANLEIGH, ENGLAND, OCTOBER 17TH, 1931

Mr. Alfred J. Gardiner.

Beloved Brother, — I am very distressed to learn from a letter from Mr. Coates that ——— has recently written him reasserting his views as to London. You may know of this, but I feel I must write to say that I have the whole matter much before the Lord and I am earnestly asking for wisdom from Him for you all who are to meet the Forest Hill brothers.

Through God’s great mercy to me I am making steady ^[p. 329] progress. We purpose staying here with dear Mr. and Mrs. Elliott until Thursday and then, please God, go to Teddington to start for Liverpool on Friday.

I am working on the Bristol notes and hope to complete their revision before sailing.

I trust Mrs. Gardiner and the children keep well, also yourself. My wife unites in warm love in Christ to you all.

Affectionately in Him,

James Taylor.