SEPTEMBER 24TH, 1934

SEPTEMBER 24TH, 1934

Mr. S. McCallum.

Beloved Brother, — Your letter of the 21st inst. with cheque for $75.00 is just to hand. I am sure you will thank the dear brethren for me for their gift, which I value. That you had a surplus after the heavy expenses of the meetings is cheering and would indicate God’s approval of your undertaking.

But there was evidence of this already, for His gracious presence and support throughout the meetings denoted how pleasing it was to Him that a few of His people should thus draw together.

I have received from Miss Langley notes of the first two readings and I am revising them for a book which Mr. Nunnerley has suggested should be published, including papers on the Service of God. It will take considerable time to obtain and prepare material for a volume as large as that of ‘The Holy Spirit’.

What you write as to Mr. Ide confirms what I have heard from others. He had help too in Toronto. What you understand is correct — Mr. Ide is going to Winnipeg, and I hope to be in Toronto.

We had a very good season on Saturday at Chatham. The reading was on the water of separation in John’s gospel and the address on the ancient mountains and the everlasting hills.

My wife and I remained there over the Lord’s Day.

My wife unites in love in Christ to Mrs. McCallum and you also to all the brethren.

Affectionately in Him,

James Taylor.