BROOKLYN, N.Y., FEBRUARY 21ST, 1935

BROOKLYN, N.Y., FEBRUARY 21ST, 1935

Mr. S. McCallum.

Beloved Brother, — I was very glad to get your letter, and should have answered it earlier, only I was uncertain as to whether I should be with you in September. I had hoped that Mr. Myles would be in this country at that time and would attend either Detroit or Vancouver.

The brethren in Vancouver invited me sometime back for their meetings, and I agreed tentatively to accept, the Lord permitting, but hoped that Mr. Myles could be with them. Now I find that Mr. Myles is leaving for New Zealand in May travelling via America, and hopes to sail from Vancouver in July. This will enable him to attend the Rochester meetings and also the meetings at Berkeley on July 4th.

You will see therefore, that as I have promised to be at Vancouver, I shall not be with you in September. I am looking to the Lord about all these matters, and it may be ^[p. 454] that He will order that someone else can be at Vancouver, or that someone whom the brethren might desire may be available for Detroit. As the date is a good way ahead, we can wait on the Lord as to it, and He will make all clear. In the meantime I am committed to Vancouver.

I am thankful that the dear brethren in your parts are all employed, and I trust this will continue, and that there is general encouragement in all three gatherings. I am much interested in your visits to Cleveland and Windsor. As we are set to serve the Lord in this way, He opens doors to us and affords means of entering through them with profit.

My wife unites in love in Christ to Mrs. McCallum, the baby and yourself, and to all the brethren.

Affectionately yours in Him,

James Taylor.