our third wedding anniversary-we both think we
 hit it about right; and that's pretty good these days
 after three whole years!
May 24-We have just gotten our visa for permanent
 residence in Haiti! After over six weeks in Puerto
 Rico.
May 26-We feel that the acquisition of our visa is a
 direct answer to prayer since we know with what
 difficulty it was obtained. More than ever we sense
 God's direction.
PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI
May 29-Had a good trip home and found everything
 in order when we arrived-except for the inches of
 dust on everything in the house, mold on the shoes
 and clothes we left behind (it was rainy season while
 we were gone), and giant-sized weeds all over the
 yard.
 Captain Jacques Egger [Salvation Army] met us
 at the airport and we drove home in our own jeep
 station wagon. [Captain Egger had kept it for them.]
 When we arrived at the church, Brother E-
 was whitewashing the walls-together with some of
 the men in honor of our return. It will probably take
 us about two weeks to complete all our official gov-
 ernmental business, but we now have the indispens-
 able document-our residence visa. It will take us
 a couple of weeks to stop trying to talk to people
 in Spanish and an extra couple of weeks to get back
 into Creole and an extra month for French.
 At the close of the service Sunday night in San
 Juan, they gave us a number of presents: candy,
 brush and comb, shirt, ties, stockings for Mary, and
 a suit for me.
 A woman in Oklahoma has given $500 for a me-
 morial chapel in Haiti in honor of her husband.