ing the first two weeks in April the problem came
 to a head, and Brother E- chose to leave us
 rather than fulfill the conditions which we felt im-
 pelled to present him. These few lines relate just a
 culminating part of a complicated story that began
 before we ever came to Haiti. This has been God's
 doing. We may now begin the work we came here
 to do. The miraculous thing is that the Lord did not
 allow this crisis until we had completed establishing
 relations with the Haitian government (in January).
 We pray that Brother E-- may get right with the
 Lord. All the other preachers and stations have re-
 mained with us. At present we have all our services
 in the capital at our La Saline slum station. (We
 closed the church E-- was pastoring.)
 The promising work near Gonaives in the north
 remains with us and we will be there for a week of
 station visitation in the near future.
 Easter and spring always bring a forward look as
 we realize the resurrection life we have through
 Christ Jesus. And so with us-we are encouraged.
 The Lord has certainly brought us through these
 "winter experiences" so that our work may have a
 spring of new spiritual life and development as never
 before.
 During the period between now and the end of
 fall we are praying and planning for special training
 and revivals at each of our stations here in the
 south-a month of concentration at each station.

CHAPTER 12-" . stations seem to be growing . .
 quite a number of converts"
April 20-E-- is no longer with us. The inevitable has
 happened, and it marks the beginning of real progress
 in our work. It was E--'s intense pride that de-
 stroyed him. We are convinced that the only reason
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