will come in handy when we start building. He has
 a good start on the accordion and also surprised us
 by giving out with some good trombone music when
 he found the trombone I had borrowed from Dick
 Wilkinson to learn on. There is no doubt now but
 that we will have lots of music. Little Danny (almost
 a year old) has his own special talents. For one
 thing, he'll probably be speaking better Creole than
 any of us within a couple of years!
 The thing we appreciate the most about them is
 their devotion to the Lord and His work. They are
 spiritual young people whose primary desire is to
 know and do the Lord's will That will make all the
 adjustments come much easier for them-and for us.
 We've already had wonderful fellowship in prayer,
 and that's one thing we have missed a lot. Well,
 praise the Lord!
November 29-Dr. Young arrived this afternoon on the
 plane from Miami for a five-day visit with us. We
 are so glad that the Alstotts arrived in time so that
 they could be here for his visit. Tonight we had a
 welcome service for both Dr. Young and the Alstotts
 at the La Saline station. It was crowded, as usual,
 and Dr. Young brought us a good message. I don't
 know exactly how the translation went over-I was
 the interpreter. But we are looking forward to these
 days with Dr. Young.
December 4-We saw Dr. Young off on the plane this
 afternoon. During his visit, I believe he was able
 to get a good idea of the field. Sunday we took the
 200-mile trip up to Gonaives and back to visit the
 Canal Bois station. The rest of the time we were
 visiting stations in the Port-au-Prince area. We
 really appreciate the counsel and suggestions of Dr.
 Young and especially the fellowship and times of
 prayer we all had together.
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