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Pioneer

Bible

Translation-Recruiting aervice

organized i n January

1974, o r the purpose

of

Gospel

of

h r i s t

t o

the

nations and

of he

world who ave not e t had

theGOOD

n

t h e i r

own language.

Over

2,000 t r i b e s

more thanlOO m i l l i o n people, ave no

r i t t e n language t h e r e f o r e

no

knowledge

o f ,

or

of the

Gospel

of

h r i s t

by which theylcan be

Acts

4:12, 10:34,

35).

More than

100,000

people

die

every

day

without

knowledge

of h e i r

S a v i o r . Half

of

t he m

have

ever

even

eard

His

name.

Hundreds f

ribis

are

without a

s i n g l e

Word of

c r i p t u r e ,

f o r t h e i i l a n

uages have

never even

been w r i t t e n down.

Being

made ware

of

he obvious NEED

o r more

people t o t r a n s l a t e the Scriptures i n t o thb

lan

guages

of

these people a l l over the world, we of

e l t

led to

meet

t h i s challenge

i n

the way

t h a t seemed most

reasonable

t o

comply

with the

command of Christ to preach to every cremure.

This

f course, would be

to

secure more

hristian

t r a n s l a t o r s

and support

team

members

f o r these

t r i b e s and nations that seem to be forgotten

or

unheard of by most

of the

' C h r i s t i a n '

people of

America.

I t

i s obvious that funds

are

available,

peopleiare

a v a i l a b l e ,

and

the technological advantages are

more a v a i l a b l e

today than

ever b e f o r e . Since

th e

NEED

h o u l d

determine our ourse of

action

our

o p p o r t u n i t y

a n d

a b i l i t y t o m e e t h a t n e e d mak^ t

even more apparent that the Christian Chui'ch

m ust

give FULL

a t t e n t i o n t o

reaching the

un

reached people o r Jesus rather

than

i f n e c e s s a i r y )

t e l l a g a i n and a g a i n

t h e

p e o p l e who, f i n t e r e s t e d ,

could go and buy a copy

of

he

n t i r e

B i b l e i n a ew

minutes. Most of

hese

o s t t r i b e s

w i l l

nevr

e t an

e n t i r e B i b l e i n t h e i r

language,

but they w i l l hear

the

Good News romsomeone ecause Matt. 4:14

makes

that

a promise

and

Rev. 7:9

shows

t f u l f i l

led.

How

PBTRS

MeetsThe

Need:

INVIEW

OF HE ABOVE ACTS,

PBTRS

eets

the

following

needs

and provides the following

services

to

help the

church and PBTRS s

a part of

the

Church) accomplish t h i s t a s k under the gui

dance

and providence ofCOD nd

i n

dependence

upon His

Hol y S p i r i t .

The primary need i s

PEOPLE,

ut

not j u s t

any

peopleC hrist ian people, edicated and commit

ted Ch ristians. From about 20 ocations: Doctors,

nurses, medics,

teachers,

pilots, technicians,

mechanics, e c r e t a r i e s , t y p i s t s ,

business

adminis

t r a t o r s , house parents, builders, and of course l i n

guists.

PBTRS e c r u i t s

these

needed

people from the

churches, from

the

college and university cam

puses, and from

the

various vocations

where

committed

C h ristians are found.

PBTRS ot only e c r u i t s t h e m by earching

them

out

in speaking

engagements,

and i n correspon

dence

and

other areas

of

communication,

but

we

also

provide a service of assistance

in

r a i s i n g the

necessary financial support each

worker

needs.

This means

h a t PBTRS

i l l

go o the

church

or


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home of i n t e r e s t e d

r e c r u i t s

and explain how the

total world-wide

needs

of the l o s t tribes can be

met, nd how he p a r t i c u l a r r e c r u i t ' s vocation

can

most

d e q u a t e l y

meet h a t n e e d .

We how how one

p a r t

f i t s i n t o t h e

WHOLE i c t u r e .

We e l i e v e

t h a t

Proverbs

which

s a y s ,

l e t

another

man l i p s speak

f o r you,

and n o t y o u r own" s a

p e r f e c t

g u i d e l i n e

f o r h e l p i n g t h e r e c r u i t r e l a t e t o h i s p o t e n t i a l

c o n s t i

tuency

h i s

goals

and

p l a n s .

SEflVICES:

PBTRS

a l s o

seeks t o accomplish the Goal of

reaching the o s t t r i b e s by

a

placement

e r v i c e .

We

a s s i s t the r e c r u i t in getting the

proper

training or

orientation to h is task so

that

h e

will be adequately

prepared

f o r the m i n i s t r y t h a t

awaits

i n

the primi

t i v e

area

in which h e or she will be

serving.

T he

t r a i n i n g i s

a v a i l a b l e today i n

America and

with

the

cooperation and

a s s i s t a n c e

of hose

agen

c i e s

already involved

in new

r i b e B i b l e

t r a n s l a t i o n

we

can

take advantag e of

such

experience

and

q u a l i f i e d l e a d e r s h i p

of

y c l i f f e B i b l e T r a n s l a t o r s .

I n c . ,

and

SIL(Summer n s t i t u t e of i n g u i s t i c s )

and

the I n t e r n a t i o n a l I n s t i t u t e

of Linguistics

a t D a l l a s ,

Texas. The e c r u i t s

receive

adequate

and p r o f e s

s i o n a l

t r a i n i n g

under

the

supervision

of

u a l i f i e d

and

experienced

people.

PBTRS as

secured

the able

assistance

of

everal

q u a l i f i e d

people

i n

an

advisory

c a p a c i t y .

Some

f

these men

r e

experienced

l i n g u i s t s and

outstand

ing C h r i s t i a n

workers

who ave o f f e r e d

t h e i r s e r

vices t o

a s s i s t

i n the r e c r u i t i n g and

guidance of

r e c r u i t s . Dave Filbeck

of

Thailand, now at Puget

Sound College of the B i b l e : and

Rondal

Smith of

Lincoln C h r i s t i a n

College

are two of these

qual

i f i e d men, oth of whom ave Ph.D's. in

Linguis

tics and are Christian Scholars dedicated to the

t a s k of bringing the

Bread of

i f e t o

the

Hungry of

the world.

PBTRS,working with

n a t i o n a l

C h r i s t i a n s and

with

Governments

who

esire

l i t e r a c y

programs

f o r t h e i r

people,

s able o help g e t

the

e c r u i t s and

translation teams

o

t he lost tribes

and

ssist

them

with

the

work they w i l l d o n t h a t

t r i b e .

T he

e c r u i t

needs

only t o

announce

a need

when

h e s

on

t h e

f i e l d and

PBTRS

s s t i l l

t h e r e

t o help meet

t h a t

need. A

working r e l a t i o n s h i p

w i l l

continue

with

the i e l d operation as

long

as the t r a n s l a t i o n team

desires such assistance.

Oncethe

ranslation team

i s on the i e l d

they

can depend onPBTRS

o e c r u i t

further

workers and

a s s i s t a n t s ,

and

to

help present

their needs before the Churches f America, hile

Christians th ere can

spend

t h e i r

l i v e s

a s s i s t i n g i n

t h i s

great t a s k .

T h e two things

PBTRS

DOES

NOT

DO,

n

order

to offer

freedom

of movement or

the

recruit,

s

th e

following: .

we o not

handle the r e c r u i t s funds,

nor

2 . d o we i c t a t e any p o l i c y . This gives

the

workers on t he

field

t he freedom

to associate and

fellowship

as

a

member of

Pioneer

Bible

Translation-Recruiting Service

and

yet be

working

in

their environment

without

interference and

confusion from

our

f f i c e s .

The

e c r u i t i s d i r e c t l y

responsible to

his

supporting

church

or persons,

and

associates with

other

team members

in

h is

t r a n s l a t i o n area as

h e

or

she i s so

guided by th e

H o l y S p i r i t t o

do

o.


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S e r v i c e t o

t h e

r e c r u i t

k i .

i n f u n d r a i s i n o j

i e j p i n j

s o r a h ^ p a p o n '

S e r v i c e

t o t h e

e c r u i t

_ y n i i L

h e

a s s i s t a n c e

o f t h e r

t e a m r i

h a r s

s o

t h a t

t h e

t r a n s l a t o r s

d

h a v e

t o t a k e t h e e n t i r e b u r d ' h

a r e a s needs. T e a r i i

" a d i c s .

e t c .

m a n y o t h e

n ' t

a r e n e e d e d o n

a

t e a m j ^

n i l * f . 1 team and must

a n d b y t h e V p o f ' ' G S a ^ ^ " P "

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t be

ors

c a i r be

me

ler

ayed

presented

to

be

PB^o

c a n

b e r e h

rRS n t h e S t a t e s a n d o r e s

' m m e d i a t e l y

t o t h o s e w h o

a n

a s s i s t a n c e , makinp n

f o r t h e r e r n . T f i

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Some tartling

Facts

There

are

2,000 languages

spoken

throughout the

world. Of

these, over 1,500

have no

written

copy

of

the

Word

of

God.

This

means

hat

approximately

200 m i l l

ion

people have never

heard

of

Jesus,

and

never

w i l l ,

unless

someone

brings God's

Word to

them

i n their language.

P]|&

And

thus I aspire t o preach

the

gospel,

not

where Christ was

already

named,

t h a t

I

might

not

build upon

another man's

foundation; but as i t i s written,

' T h e y

who h a d no news of Him

shall

see,

and

they who have

not

heard shall

understand.

'

Romans 15:20,

2 1

Please

write a l l tax-deductible

checks

to:

Pioneer

Bible

Translation

J o hn and Bonita

Pryor

Send

them

to

our forwarding

agent:

Miss Susan Blevins

Johnson Bible

College

Knoxville, Tennessee 37920

Our

address

is:

Jo hn

and Bonita Pryor

7 5 0 0 W. amp

Wisdom

Rd.

Dallas, Texas 7 5 2 11

(214) 98-7839(Dorm Phone)

Write or call. We ould be

h a p p y to arrange speaking

engagements and/or answer

questions concerning our

work.


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What

s

Pioneer

Bible Translation?

Pioneer Bible Translation-Re

cruiting Service i s a new

organization

among C h r i s t i a n

chu r ches designed to r e c r u i t ,

a s s i s t , a n d

place

people who

desire t o

t r a n s l a t e

God s

Word

for

those t r i b e s who

have

no

Scripture.

ow

s This

Translation Accomplished?

Currently, PBT personnel a r e

training with Wycliffe Bible

T r a n s l a t o r s

a t

the

Summer

I n s t i t u t e of

L i n g u i s t i c s .

The

training PBT personnel receive

w i l l

equip

th em

to record a n y

previously

unwritten l a n g u a g e i n

the w o r l d , and

then

translate

t he

Scripture i n t o

that l a n g u a g e.

Meet

The

P r y o rs

.is a

1970

g r a d u a t e of

( B F T r i s o n Bible

College

with a

Ministerial

degree.

He

also ha s

an M.S.

i n

Student Personnel

and

Guidance from

Oklahoma

State University. He has had a

three-year ministry

at

the F i r s t

Christian C h u r c h in~Coyr ^ Okla^

homa

a n d

a

year

a n d

one-half

Y o u t h

Ministry with the F i r s t

Christian

Ch u r ch

i n M u r p h ys-

bororijUnois

B j c m i j a s a

t w o - y e a r c e r t i f i -

S t f e r f r m i J o h n s o n B i b l e

C o l l e g e ,

a n d

was

g r a d u a t ed Summa Cum

La ud e i n Eleme nt a ry Education

f r om

the

University of

T en n es-

/see n 1 9 7 1 .

B o n i t a h a s t a u g h t i n

/ j h h e p u b l i c

s c h o o l s y s t e m s

w h e r e

they h a v e

lived. She has done

some g r a d u a t e w o r k at Okla

homa

S t a t e

U n i v e r s i t y i n

Eleme nt a ry

C o u nse l i n g .

Dr.

John

Knox

Mr.

First

1501

M u r p

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Still

Th

t r a i

L i n g

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work

j u n g l

actua


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nd address

of

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churches:

Street

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City 7nnp. S f : a tA r i t y 7 . n n p . _ _ S t f l t p ,

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nd addresses

of

other sponsoring

or

endorsing churches:

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Please send

along

with this form

copies

of

recommendations

from churches which w i l l encourage

other

churches

to

support

your missionary

work.

There are churches which

will

not

allow

a

visiting missionary to speak

unless

a

h urch recommendation can be sh own.

Since

i t

is impos

sible

for any

one person

to know all

Christians

in the world,

this recommendation

by a respon

sible New Testament h ur c h is a ital

help

in persuading others

of

you r worthiness and

the

value

of

your mission. Mission Services stands ready

to help

you nform

HORIZONS

readers about

your church

recommendations.

Since

the

c h ur c h is

sending

you to

the

mission

field (Acts 13:1-3)

and

will

help provide the necessary

needs

on

the

field, naturally

the

c h u rc h should share

the

credit in your m issionary ministry. One of the ways hat the

c h u rc h

can do

this

is to share their

conviction

regarding your miss ionary ministry with

others.

Certainly,

their

words

will help

convince

others regarding the worthiness of

your work.

Please help MISSION

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spread y our news

hrough HORIZONS,

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mendations

a s soon as possible. Thanks. S en d what you

ave

now, and

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others

later.

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names

nd ad dresses here and enclose a

opy of

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etter,

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a d d r e s s o f

h o m e t o w n n e w s p a p e r .Sid

Name n d a d d r e s s

o f

o t h e r p a p e r s

w h i c h

mi^t of r y s t o r i e s o f y o u r w o r k :

Street.

City Zone. f itato ct

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On

n

extra

page

please describe

any

details r e g a j

mention.

i

ing conversion

which

you

m i g h t care

to

MARITAL

STATUS:

M a r r i f t H 1/ S i n g l e .

Divorced.

Widowed

D a t e

o f m a y y i f l g r f t

3 " a A A A

Who

olemnized your

wedding?.

W]i3re

married?

List children 1^

u l l

name

giving place,

day, mom

( I f your children have been

adopted , please

indie

Name

Place

oftheir

6 ( c c J ^ a . 5

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and

year of

birth:

s.te.)

birth

day, month,

and

year


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Please l i s t

places

of previous Christian

service

and what service you did. Give

approximate

dates:

Place

Service

Dates

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P l s k

A s x a c .

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SCHOOLING (high school and

l a t e r ) :

Name f sch ool Location Number of years Degrees and

d a t e

granted

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What h i n g s i n f l u e n c e d

you to

become a

missionary? What

is

your purpose?

What d o

you hope

to accomplish on the

mission f i e l d ?

Your own story

in

some e t a i l might

be

i n f l u e n t i a l in leading

others into

fulltime

service

(Use

an extra sheet f you need more space):

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p a i u ^ T v ^ l y

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Describe

briefly

in outline form he nature

of

your daily

duties

on

the

f i e l d :

Whic h

of the following terms

most

early

describes your m issionary status?

Evangelist Bible

College

Tea c h er

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oclal workcr. Music teacher.

Radio miTiiatrv. Radio fniinwiip Christian

Service Linguistics,

Maintenance

of

mission

equipment.

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Office

work___ Name

ther:


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PARENTS:

F ather 's

name

and home

address:,

L i v i n g . )C D e c e a s e d .

City.

Zone_,Stat

d iL

H i s

o c n i i f ) a t i n n ( j x t c

h e

a

C h r i s t i a n ?

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ositions of

leadership h as he

held

in

the l o c

p.fi o

a l

c h u r c h ? J

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J

a o ^ m

What Christian service

does he

now o?

M o t h e r ' s

u l l

m a i d e n

n a m e : P f t f l c . t a a . ^ C >

Street.. City.

Is she

a

Christian? Yes.J^No.

Her occupati

on

What

eadership

positions or Christian service has

a . U * . g ^

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l y e t f

Zone.

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e c e a s e d .

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i f e m p l o y e d o u t s i d e t h e

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she rendered to the local church?,

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AGENT:

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street,

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What

uties are

performed

by the

forwarding

agent:

D o e s

t h e

f o r w a r d i n g a g e n t r e c e i v e a

s a l a r y a _ f e 2 j

If

funds are to

be

sent directly to

the

missionary o i

d o

t ,

so

we

an give your explanation to HORIZOl

Use the

remainder of his sheet or an additional she

m ig ht be helpful to the

s t a f f

of

MISSION

SERVICES

e

Should

money be sent to the forwarding agent only'

I n w h a t f o r m s h o u l d f u n d s

b e

g p n f ? j - d . & t t g ( A A / y K *

the field, please explain the details of how o

readers and

others

who

may nquire.

t to

supply other

information

which you think

: i preparing news stories about your

ministry:


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PERSONAL

FILE

Name n

D a t e _ O t f v u i r t l r y

^ 3 ^ / ^ 7 5 '

M l

^ o n i - t o ^ ( X r \ p . ( B l t i / Z n s N P r \ J O \ r

Complete address on

ield

C o m p l e t e f o r w a r d i n g a d d r e s s ^ C j o l l e j O ' e ^

K y \ i 3 ) r i j j H

, Te,fnn.ssA^

N a m e a n d a d d r e s s o f L i v i n g l i n k c h u r c h

o r

c h u r c h e s : V ) & y i c > y c t

s t r f t f t f ' Street,

City

7.nnp

s t - a t A r i t y

Zone

State,

Names

nd add resses

of

other

sponsoring

or

endorsing church es:

- G i k s a ^

c f c

O r \ r { s M 6 . t n C ^ n u r c U l l O W k w i n C M r i s j - i a - n

C k a r o U

9 ^ '

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a i n j y i d i f o m ^

P i k e ^

n i f y S p r i l ^

6 ^

r

Z o n e L -

S t a t e ^ ^ L

n l f j , H v \ l > X u i l l ^

7 . n n U t a i i ^ T c K i n .

Please send

along

with this form copies of recommendations from churches

which

will

encourage

other

churches to support

your

missionary work. There are churches which will

not allow

a

visiting missionary to speak

unless

a h urch recommendation can be shown.

Since

i t is

impos

sible

for any

one person

to know

l l

Ch ristians in the

world,

this recommendation by

a respon

sible New

Testament

h ur c h

is

a ital

help

in persuading

others

of

your

worthiness and

the

value

of

your m ission.

Mission

Services

stands

ready

to help

you

inform

HORIZONS

readers

about

your church recommendations. Since the church is sending you to the mission i e l d (Acts 13:1-3)

and will

help

provide

the

necessary needs

on the

f i e l d ,

naturally

the church should share

the

credit in

your

missionary

ministry. One of

the

ways h a t

the

church can do t h i s

is to

share t h e i r

conviction regarding

your missionary

ministry

with

others.

Certainly,

their

words

w i l l

help

convince others

regarding

the

worthiness

of your work. Please help M I S S I O N

SERVICES

o

spread your

news through

HORIZONS, ackets and

Slide

library by sending your church

recom

mendations as soon as possible.

Thanks.

Send what you have now, and

the

others later.

Recommendations by C h r i s t i a n Leaders: (List

names and

addresses here and enclose a

copy

o f

T M A M F A l

l 4 a ^ / t

L -

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v f t o y

s t r e e t .

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k l i s s i u u i r . i t y l v V T b \ u i l l A

Z o n e s t n t o

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Name nd

address

of hometown

newspaper.

K v i y ' / / I I ' T f i n n e ^ s e ^ i

Name nd

address

of other

papers

which mi^tj a : r r y - s t o r i e s of your work;

Street.

r . i H r S i i W t x l o k i r . 7 . n n p

S t a t e

Place of BIRTH^

Day f

i r t l i - Mnnfh-

Year,

W h e r e b a p t i s e d ? . I / J l n d - Q i l l

C h r i s h a r t

Str(}et.

On

n

e x t r a p a g e

p l e a s e d e s c r i b e

a n y

d e t a i l s

r e g ^ d i n g

c o n v e r s i o n w h i c h

y o u

m i g h t c a r e

t o

mention.

MARITALSTATUS:

M a r H f t H ,^

i n g l e

Divorced.

Wido

Date of marriage

r ) i i n f c

/ 3 ^

/ 4 ^ / V / U e r e m a r r i e d ?

Who

olemnized your

wedding? JQQJ

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Da

wed.

List children f u l l name

iving place, day,

moni

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children

have

been

adopted, please indie

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Place of the

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irth

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P l e a s e l i s t

p l a c e s o f p r e v i o u s

C h r i s t i a n

s e r v i c e

a n d w h a t

s e r v i c e

y o u d i d .

G i v e a p p r o x i m a t e

d a t e s ;

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S e r v j c g ,

A A

,

D a t e s

;

v f i e t i w

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school and l a t e r ) :

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s c h o o l L o c a t i o n

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a n d d a t e g r a n t e d

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f ? . S .

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What h i n g s i n f l u e n c e d

y o u t o

b e c o m e a

m i s s i o n a r y ?

What

s y o u r p u r p o s e ?

What

o y o u

h o p e

t o a c c o m p l i s h o n

t h e

m i s s i o n f i e l d ? Your own

s t o r y

i n some e t a i l m i g h t b e

i n f l u e n t i a l

i n

l e a d i n g

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m

hew

h e u / r

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p c o b l t y v^ / l o

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t c s

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Which

o f

t h e f o l l o w i n g terms most e a r l y

d e s c r i b e s

your

missionary s t a t u s ?

Evangelist

Bible

College Teanhftr,

Publich School

Teacher

Homemaker. Doctor Nurse

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ocial

worker__

usic

teacher

R a d i o

m i n i s t r y . R a d i o

f o l l o w u p _ _ _ _ _ ^

h r i s t i a n

S e r v i c e

C a m p ^ L i n g u i s t i c s _ V ^ + ^ .

Maintenance of mission equipment enevolence

Office

work__ ame

ther:


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PARENTS:

Father's name nd home ddress

.U.

.

T 3 A \ i r \ 5 0 V \

His

occupationj

Is

h e

a.

hristian?

W h a t p o s i t i o n s

o f

l e a d e r s h i p h a s h e h e l d

i n

t h e

l o i 3 a l c h u r c h ? , ^ ^

y ^ / H

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.um

s

Living,

Deceased.

ves,

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-.City,

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,

.no.

imlc

hat Christian service

does he

now

do?

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.

y

Streets.

Is

she a Christian? Yes

-

Her occupj

M

l U a r k e n ?

( o ^ u j f i s

Living.

lX

D

eceased.

t l k i .

What

eadership positions

or

Christian

service

S v i Y i f k y S c k g / > l ^ T c a e k

]h

ha

ion i f

employed outside th e

s

she

rendered

to

the local

hurchu?,...

L

} { t . r ' s l A j i - r c .

Zone,

State.

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ame.

iiSOJO.

n l e i / i w s

Street

C i t y .

n X j J iIk.

jZohe.

Cmn^sse

elephone:

2

elephone: /

7

W h e r e a t t e n d

n h n r c h ? .

\ \ i

P i t y

K v > ^ X . l l l i ( e

.

o n e

Q:

, S f r ^ A t P k ^ P /

.State,

hn.

What d u t i e s are

performed

by. he foirv^rdlng

age

4

^ '4

Does the forwardli^ agent receive

a alary , . .

n t . S . S - - h a c U e f

. S u ^ .

p J a n / ^

iryi

Should

money

be s e n t to h e f o r w a r d i n g \ a g e n t only?

In

what

form h o u l ^ d

fUhds'

be sent?,

.

. 11 1 1 1

riObe/e/t

I f

funds are to

be

sent

directly

to the missionary

do t , so we

can g i v e

your e x p l a n a t i o n t o HORIZO

E

}rH

$ l vc

m / I

i r C C & i i

i b i f r

i T i t M s W ' ' ^

h h

^ ' ^ n i - h . ' P r y o r

j > n t h e

f i e l d ,

p l e a s e e x p l a i n

t h e

d e t a i l s o f

h o w

to

/

NS eaders

and

others who may nquire.

Use h e remainder of this s heet or

an

additional

might

be h e l p f u l

to

the s t a f f

of

MISSION

SERVICE

h e e t

to

supp ly other information

which you

h i n k

Bp n

preparing news

stories

about

your ministry:

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