BROOKLYN, N.Y., SEPTEMBER 12TH, 1933

BROOKLYN, N.Y., SEPTEMBER 12TH, 1933

Mr. Alfred Wellershaus.

Beloved Brother, — I duly received your letter and enclosure of the 28th ult. I return the latter having made some needed additions and changes.

I note that you have all the Notes of the meetings I attended. It seems from your remarks that you propose to publish those I have not seen without my revision. If so, I hope the greatest care will be used as I am afraid of error getting into print. The enemy will take advantage of this.

You said you would translate some of them into English so that I could look over them. I am sure it will be wise to do this. If I see only one set, or parts of one or two sets, I can judge as to whether it will be safe to allow publication of what remains without revision. I am sure you and others will sympathise with my exercises.

Since returning to America I have attended the Detroit special meetings (three days). The Lord helped us. A good number came together. We had at the readings ‘the household of faith’.

We think of you both in your service for the Lord. My wife was glad to have your wife’s note.

With love in Christ to you both and to the brethren as you see them. I am,

Affectionately in Him,

James Taylor.