JEDBURGH, MAY 3RD, 1932

JEDBURGH, MAY 3RD, 1932

Mr. A. P. Taylor.

My Dear Arthur, — We are just finishing a month in Scotland. It is a longer time than we usually give this part of the Kingdom, but the enemy had been working here and I had this in mind. The Lord has helped in a remarkable way. I covered the area of Glasgow down as far as Ayrshire; then Dundee, the meetings on the Moray Firth, Peterhead, Boddam, Aberdeen, Fifeshire, Edinburgh, and now we are in the ‘border’ meetings. At Edinburgh last week-end a large number — over 800 — came together. We had a reading on Wisdom’s house (Proverbs 9), and an address on the Inscrutable. Considerable time was given to the great subject of Who Christ is and What He is. On the Lord’s Day afternoon there was an address on the Lord’s Day and first day of the week.

Yesterday we came here to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Harkness for a few days. Then we go to Newcastle for meetings next week-end. There is some disturbance in that district and we are much cast on the Lord as to this. While there we shall,

^[p. 358] please God, visit Darlington and Scarborough. Then we go to Peterborough for the weekend of the 14th — Whit Monday being on the 16th. There will be special meetings there on that day. Afterwards we go to Birmingham for the Conference.

Mother unites in much love to you all.

Affectionately,

Father.