We are both well and feeling good.
 The Eggers are living with us for a week or two
 while their new house gets the finishing touches.
 They are very congenial, and their baby cries very
 little, not at all at night.
 How wonderful it is to have the jeep station wagon!
 It hardly seems true. The Lord has been very good
 to us.
June 5-Some specific items for definite prayer: 1st,
 a real revival among our people; our language study;
 plans for a Bible school for training preachers; cam-
 paigns in each church to teach the people to read the
 New Testament (now printed with the Psalms in
 Creole); the development of native leaders and call-
 ing of preachers; adequate locations needed for
 several churches. We're expecting God to work
 miracles in Haiti in answer to prayer. "For with God
 nothing shall be impossible."
 We now have a post office box-and an easy
 number to remember too-444.
 I don't know when we'll get all our government
 business done, but most of it will be completed this
 week. I have yet to be sworn in as a minister.
 We need desperately to make some trips out into
 the country but we can't until we finish everything
 in town with the government. On top of this, I need
 to find time to make some kitchen cupboards and a
 linen closet for Mary. We've been living with things
 just stacked around and no place to put them for
 so long that I just must get something permanent
 made so that we can live somewhat normally.
 Monday night we went to the second informal
 meeting of missionaries of this area of Haiti. After
 one missionary couple returned on furlough to the
 U.S. and didn't know any of the missionaries of other
 denominations when people asked about them, they