# Letter >Foo chow. S. China May 19th 1908. <br> >Dear Mr. Baring-Gould, <br> >Your letter of Feb. 18th was duly received on Mar. 28th by the same post as brought me word from Mr. Lloyd that my resignation had been accepted by cable. <br> >As the matter is now settled it would be needless to discuss it further, and I will not reply to your letter in detail except to say that I do not know what you mean by my views on sinlessness - I do not like the expression and did not use it, or the expression "spiritual worldliness" either though I did and do greatly regret "the worldly spirit" of the "New Regulations." of the C. M. S.. <br> >The Lord has led me to stay on in Fuh-kien in a very unexpected way, though so far He has not shown me what work He has for me to do. <br> >I praise Him that "the gifts and calling of God are without repentance", and that He who "enabled me, for that He counted me faithful, appointing me to His service", still assures me, "Thou are <u>My</u> servant, I have chosen thee, and not cast thee away." <br> >To be counted by Him 'a fit exponent' [sic] of the Gospel message of free & full salvation through the blood of Christ is all I ask or need, yet I am indeed sorry you should have felt it necessary to express yourself so strongly as you have done in your letter with regard to the position and views which you assume to be mine. <br> >Again thank you for all past kindness, <br> >I am >Yours faithfully in the Lord, >Margaret S. Molloy