LONDON, JUNE 6TH, 1932

^[p. 363] LONDON, JUNE 6TH, 1932

Mr. Arthur P. Taylor.

My Dear Arthur, — The Birmingham conference was greatly blessed of God. The numbers attending were large and representative. A definite sense of the presence of God prevailed throughout. Mr. Lyon wrote an account of it to Mr. Fawcett, which I hope you will see, and so I will not repeat here.

Since Birmingham we have been to Malvern, Barnet, Croydon, Enfield and now we are in London. There has been remarkable support from the Lord. At Euston Road Hall last Tuesday a very large number attended an address on the Holy Spirit as seen in Matthew — a time to be remembered. Thus the Lord helps His people. While in the London area I have been present at very profitable conversations as to our Lord’s Person — Philippians 2: 6, 7 and kindred passages. You will see Mr. Coates’ tract in answer to A.J.P.’s. I am sure God will bless it. The effort of the Glanton leaders against the truth, and with the intent of dividing the saints, has utterly failed. They have exposed themselves again.

Affectionately,

Father.