FEBRUARY 3RD, 1932

FEBRUARY 3RD, 1932

Mr. S. McCallum.

Beloved Brother, — It was good of you to write as to Windsor. I am very thankful there was practical unity as to the commencement of the breaking of bread there. Mr. Clews also mentioned the matter, in a recent letter, and I was especially pleased that he was free to be present at the first meeting. Having lived in Windsor, he is conversant with conditions there. Now that a start has been made, we must count on the Lord to make them stand, all aiding as much as possible. It seems the Lord took a hand preliminarily to indicate that Mr. D——— is not one to lead among the saints.

Three households, so to speak, in the Detroit region instead ^[p. 348] of one implies a certain weakness at the outset, but as each uses its feet and balance there will be power to move on. To maintain practical unity among the three meetings will be of special importance; also that unspiritual elements should not be allowed a place of influence.

The Lord is helping much in this area — quite a good enquiry from ‘without’ is manifest and several coming forward — two of whom had been active in so-called gospel work.

My wife would unite in love in Christ to you both and to all the saints.

Affectionately in Him,

James Taylor.