We're working pretty hard on our languages, and
 we're beginning to feel like we might one day be
 able to "make it."
 We hektograph the Sunday School leaflets in
 Creole, give our testimonies in Creole, and on Sunday
 night we teach them new Creole choruses which we
 have hektographed too.
 We feel like the Lord is working and we keep
 watching for the opportunities which He has to give
 us. The Lord is very good to us, and we feel the
 imperative necessity of our being at our best with
 Him and for Him.
March 5-"Things that are impossible with men are
 possible with God." That's what Jesus told His dis-
 ciples, and He ought to know!
March 6-I'm waiting for E- to get here this am.
 for a conference on a few changes which we want
 to make, over which we have been thinking and
 praying for quite some time. We don't anticipate any
 difficulty, for E- seems to take almost all our
 suggestions very well.
Two hours later-Well, we had a good talk and I think
 E- got the idea on several things. We never hope
 to get everything straight in his thinking, but if we
 get a few ideas across we are very happy. Gradually,
 I think we can get him and the people around to a
 good position.
 Our Creole teacher said last night that he thinks
 he can possibly get our visa right here through one
 of his friends and is still trying for us. We really
 appreciate it. We're not concerned about the visa,
 though; we know the Lord will work out the best
 plan.
 Mar. 13-The natives are really taking to the Creole
 choruses we have been teaching them, particularly