MARCH 3RD, 1932

^[p. 353] MARCH 3RD, 1932

Mr. S. McCallum.

Beloved Brother, — I thank you for writing so freely as to your local matters. I am much concerned as to the conditions you mention. They suggest great need of patience. There is, no doubt, some ground for the feeling of R.O. as to the three brothers you name, but evidently they, the three brothers, are not violating any principles nor marked by any objectionable conduct and so you must go on with them as in common fellowship. The Lord alone can adjust such circumstances.

It is always wise and tending to make for mutual confidence and peace to keep as near as possible to brethren in another meeting who may differ from us; that is, attend their meetings, etc. I have found this way to be blessed of God. You may be assured of my prayers.

My hands are very full, so I cannot add more. Mrs. Taylor and I purpose sailing for Ireland — landing at Belfast — on Saturday, please God.

Our united love in Christ to you both.

Affectionately in Him,

James Taylor.