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R ZIL HRISII N MISSION

Volume XXIII

PUBLISHING O FFICE :42 8 Wesl NinthConcordia Kansas 66901

May June 1972

Second Class Pos tage Paia t C o nc or di a. K a ns as 6690

Number 3

Training For a National Leadershiphen the Christian Institute opened

he r doors last March thirteen studentswere on hand to begin classes. Seventeen are no w enrol led in th e Chr ist ia n m i ni st ri es c o ur se .

OPENING DAYNearly 300 persons attended the in

augural service of the Chris tian Inst itute held March 4 in the downtownGoiania Congregational ChristianChurch. Caravans came from BrasiliaAnapolis Pires do Rio Ceres Silvania and other areas to participate in theopening of the Institute for 1972.All were wel omed on the campusfin spite of heavy rains for a preschool visit and lunch prepared by theGoiania church ladies. Later al l weret ak en t o d ow nt ow n Goiania fo r the inaugural address and special music.R ep re se nt at iv es o f al l the churcheswere present for this fes tive occasion .

NE W DIRECTORS PRE SE N T E DA u re li no M en de s Muniz Fi lho was

presented at the inaugural service asnew director of the boarding school.Five of th e s ix members of th e Christ ian Association fo r Education an dCulture who a re adv iso rs and trusteesof the Christian Insti tute were presented. They were: Waldir Pires Garcia minister of th e C hu rch o f Christin Alexandrina Anapolis; Qsorio Gon-zalves Rodrigues deacon of the Brasilia church and president of the Brazilian evangelism association; FilemonRibeiro elder of the Brasilia churchand superintendent of the Sunday Bible School ; Dale H. McAfee missionary minister in Ceres; and David Sanders missionary minister of the Brasi li a c hu rc h

S P E C I A L COURSES:ON CAMPUS AN D EXTENSION

BY L DAVID S N D E R S

D irec to r A urel ino Mendes addressesnearlySOOwhenthe new year forChris-t ian Insti tute opened. The Board ofDirectors seated I to r are: Filem onRibeiro Dale McAfee Osorio Gonzalves and Waldir Pires

Freshman class at inaugural night services for Christ ian Insti tute

Entire student body of the res idence course for Christ ian minis tr ies of the Christian Institute sings beforea packed house in the Anapolis Church of Christ

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OHice of Publication428 W Ninth Concordio Ks. 66901Second Class Postage PaidConcordia, Konsas 66901Field Edi to r -Da l e H. McAfee

Mts s i o no r i e sL . D av id and Ruth Sande r s

Ca ixa Pos t a l 07-086270000 Bras i l i a . D.F . . Brazil

For i nf orma ti on , colored sl ides, mission studies, write to ;

Mrs. J R. (Cay) Ewing5607 Pa l a t i n e P l a c e Nor thSeattle. Washington 98031

To receive prayer letter, write to :Brazi l Chr i s t i an Mission

BelhanyChristian ChurchRu ra l R o ut e l - Box618 -CAnder s on , I n di a na 46011

Mis s i o n a r i e sDale H. and Caro l McAfee

Ca i x a Pos t a l 15476700 Ceres , Go ia s, B r az il

For informa tion , colored sl ides, mis'sion s tudies , write to :

Mrs. Taylor McAfee510 O ak St r ee t

Valley Fal ls . Kansas 66088To receive prayer letter, write to :

Brazi l Chr i s t i an Miss ion Firs tCh r is t ia n C h u rc h

P .O . Box 242Valley Fal ls . Kansas 66088

Send ALL Con t r i bu t i ons to :Wm. A. Cook, Forwa rd ing Agent

23 3 McCarly AvenueDenn i son . Ohio 44621

The Brazi l Chr i s t i an Miss ion is o wn edhy the rel ig ious organizat ion of thesame name and is published bi-monthlyat Concordia. Kansas 66901. Subscriptions are paid from offerings received.

Continued from page 1Special liberal a rt s c ou rs es on sec

ondary level offered by the Instituteno w have r eached a to ta l of 40 s tu

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dents enrolled. Christian leadership ected by missionary Earl Haubner.training by extension has around 50 Extension program began under the dirstudents in six locations. The exten ection ofmissionary GeraldHolmquistsion program uti lizes programmed in who is now on furloughstruction method and is now being dir

Our Best Sunday So FarFor sometime the Ceres Sunday Bi

ble School has had a goal of having50 in attendance . F in ally the firstSunday in May saw the goal attainedand passed ffor the second time, thistime to 56).

GOALS IN GIVINGThe congregation has grown to know

and love Au re l ino Mendes . So whenhe moved to Gpiania to givelcadershipto the Insti tute residence program our

OsOTio Gonzalves, wife Lidia anddaughter Lucimar , whi le in Ceres fora Sunday.people felt identification with thework. They responded well to the appeal to give suppor t on a regularmonthly basis. First offering was in April .

Then May 7 Osorio Gonzalves, president ofthe area evangelizingassociation, was p re sent with hi s family andpresented the work and plans of theevangelizing association. Again theresponse in individual commitmentswas good. So we now have two Sundays a month set to give special outr ea ch o ff er ings . God has blessedabundantly. This year ha s been an exceptionally good year in our agr icultural region. People are becoming moreprosperous. It is time to give God

BY DALE H. McAFEEp r a i s e .

SPACE PREMIUMBeginning in a rented building the

church has grown to capacity of thes pa ce a va ila bl e. T hr ee classes meetin one room fo r Bible School . Noisegets a little roo much. And then, too,the class members are a lmos t to getrun together into one class with threet eacher s So the deci s ion was madeto renew th e rent con t rac t which terminated May 15 by asking for the entirebui lding which includes five rooms atthe bac k w hic h h av e been used a s aresidence. The family ha s been givennotice to move, and repairs have alr eady begun to make the rest of thebuilding usable.

EVANGEL ISM GOALFor some t ime we h av e b ee n th ink

ing together about an eachone winone program. Earl preached a sermonrecently that brought it to a launchingpoint. Six months was set as the timefor each member to win one other perso n to the Lord. Every Christian canbe a channel of blessing. Every truedisciple must be a witness or lose hi switness. Everyone ha s friends--some-one to whom they can speak or withwhom they can work God using theman d th eir i n t e r e s t and love to reach asoul. Our people have taken well tothe id ea and several have already expressed plans to win two persons toChrist this year. Will you accept thisa.s a challenge to meet the same goal?

N.A.C.C. ISSUEConvention goers are invited tovis i t the BOM booth-No. 534.


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BRAZIL CHRISTIAN MISSION

The Bras i l i a ChurchBY L DAVID SANDERS

aking saw horses to prepare tables for Mother's Day and ome Festivalin the new youth center. On this occas ion, the men of the church beganthe new social and youth room, dedicating it with the name David Sander s Room. Over 100 parents and children attended this supper.

for youth who are swarming into Brasi l i a from a l l o v er B r a zi l Shor t cou r ses are now also a part of th e curriculum for preparing students who wishto apply for jobs in banks in the police department for the government.

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etc. Typing courses are also offered.The government subsidizes the primarys choo l and students pay a tuition feefor the spec ia l courses . The numberof students averages about 450. Courses in Christian Challenge are p lannedweekly and once a month a MoodyScience film or other religious film isof fe red

jTHANK YOU jTHANK YOUYes we thank you, one and all for

your confidence in our program ofpressing forward here in Brasilia. Withthe gradual completion of the all-purpose educa tional p lant our inf luencewill continue to expand as hundreds ofl i ves are t ouched . We feel th is i s o ft remendous value as the ground workis being laid for extended evangelism.

We thank you for promises paid forpledges up to date and for the specialofferings to keep our payments on theloan up to date.

CONSTRUCTION CONTINUESThe church in Brasilia has complet

ed th e r e -i n fo r ced conc re t e structureof two floors for the educational plantand youth center. Walls have beencompleted for the first floor and forha l f of th e second floor. Work continues now on th e roof

PRIMARY DEPARTMENTFour class rooms have been inaugur

ated for the primary depar tmen t wi th acentral room for children's assembly.These rooms still have only gravelfloors no windows or doors. Bu t te achers and children enjoy the new environment

ADULT DEPARTMENTFive n ew rooms ar e now available

for the adults and youth. These arealso unfinished bu t usable. S ince t heclimate is tropical and this is the drysea son we can u se the room s befo rebeing closed to the weather. However,in preparation for the July cold, wehave boarded up the windows to keepout the chilly night air.

Two adu l t Bib le c l a s s e s are he ldin these rooms on Sundays.

Ex te n si on c our se c lasses are h eldhere on Saturday.

Daily except Sunday supplementary education for adults is held in al lth e rooms. This includes adul t l i teracy classes on primary school level

Wednesday is Baby DayOur first grand-daughter was born

on WEDNESDAY, April 5 here inBrasilia to Starla Joy and husbandLuiz. She weighed 6 lbs. and 8 oz.Her name is Kyula Jane Sanders deAzevedo

One week later on WEDNESDAYApril 12th a small two-week old babygirl was brought to us in order to findher a home. She is a lovely dark brown

aria Joyce, new auntie, helps carefor baby Kyula and little Jeannie.

BY RUTH SANDERS

and very sweet natured. We call herJeannie. So far, no one ha s appearedto accept her i nto the ir home.

Exactly another week later onWEDNESDAY, April 19th a si x monthold baby girl, white of skin, big browneyes was left with us. Rosangela washer name. For a period of three dayswe had three babies in th e house tocare for. Happily, on Friday Rosangela was placed in a good home.

The three WEDNESDAY happenings caused me to remember that webrought our own adopted child MariaJoyce 'to be 7 on June 9th) on a WEDNESDAY and took her to church t ha tnight in a very small pink plast ic basin

Jeannie will be the thirty-thirdchild that we have helped place inhomes since our coming to Brazil 24years ago. Pray with us that littleJeannie ca n be placed SOON in a loving Christian home.


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Miss ionar iesConfe rence

BY DALE McAFEE

Roy Hessi an speaks to missionariesgathered at Caxambu, M.G. MIB co nference.

The Missionary Information Bureauholds an annual conference-re t rea t forevangelical missionaries at CaxambuMinas Gerais, in April. This yearDale and Carol McAfee falong withsome 20 o th er Ch ri st ia n church missionaries) were present.

Edward Dayton of MARC 'Missionary Advance Research and Communications Center), Monrovia California,p re sented lectu re s on the subjectGod's Purpose/Man's Plans. Heemphasized the importance of planningand setting definite goals. He gaveconcrete help in proceedures and implementation.Roy Hession, of London, England,

brought Bible studies and inspirational messages. His book. Be FilledWith th e Spirit NOW was released inPortuguese during the conference.

Some 250 miss ionar ies of the various denomina t ions an d fa i th miss ionsat work in Brazil attended this gather ing. Var ious evangel ical publishersprovided booths at which to browse.

The restful climate, enjoyablefriendship and enriching sessions werequite worthwhile


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Fifth grade graduating class and professors Brasilia church night school foradults. David Sanders on far right. School director LuizSoares is man withth e b ea rd .

TWO IN '7 2There will be two National MissionaryConventions this year. The first inNorfolk VA. September 26-29 thesecond in Phoenix AZ. November21-24.

Please send ALL con t r ibu t ionsto

Will iam A. CookForwarding Agent and TreasurerBRAZIL CHRISTIAN MISSION233 McCarty AvenueDennison, Ohio 44621

and designate each for missionaryor project.Plea se do not send checks or

bills directly to th e f ie ld , t he re istoo much danger of them being lost.By having all offerings sent to theForwarding Agent funds ca n be forwarded to the field through the banking systems which offer s more security, and a complet e reporti ng ofmovemen t of funds can be madeThank you.

F acts F rom Brazi lInteresting analyses of the Brazil

ian census and statistics findings arestill being published. For ins tancein 1971 in Goias there were 432 000students- -? 100 enrolled in superiorcour ses; 27 000 in secondary education and 21 900 enrolled in primarycourses. Of that t ota l 56, 000 were enrolled in Goiania. In a populat ion thatis at least 5 of school age thatmakes just a little over 15 in school,and thus leaves yet much to be desired. Government literacy programsare making good gains, however.

Fifteen companies are already atwork preparing the Brasilia-Belem roadfor hard surface al l the way. Almost1,800 kilometers 'l l 19 miles) is included in the contracts. Some companieswill have finished their part in twoyea r s

iNumber of automobi le s on th e roadsin Brazil is increasing more rapidlythan roads and parking places If youparallel park on the curb in Goianiayou are likely to be trapped by carsdouble parked.


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LlEWTORVjTElUlrTG iBrazil Christian Mis s i o nBo- 1706.^^.Wichita 3 Kansas 67217

Bro t h e r Bu i l d e r s

bpwjBil ia BUi7D:::pt i^BG asT 1972 -Csiza Pos t s i 07-0,G6 270.GOO Bra s l l l S j D.F ,Braz j l , South Iraerics

BHOTRPR COOK J.KiS rzi;;'T US. Wqs, while working in b5s yard a few shor tweeks ago, he w'as st ricken with a hear t a^t ts ck , p ss s. ing sway imitiecli-a t e ly . M ltbin hours, by wajy of.. sa t e l i t e v j e received telephone,notice. , e cailsd GereSj s t i l l further in te rio r, a t the.same hour oft h e n i gb t to advise the HcAfee family . It i s a grea t l o s s .ii__HlSSX0N4Ky ;^T HOjART. Bro ther Cook has been pioneer w ith theBra z i l GbrlsY?r n ITiss ion s ince s-s tudent a t Johnson Bib le Colle ge whenbe took par t in the plan to send us tc Braz i l . La te r , be helped in ,the organizat ional S'etup and has served as Treasurer and -Agent of theMis s i o n e v e r s in c e th e c o n s t i t u t i o n was i c r ined and th e m is s io n becameincorpora ted . He has served x a i th ru l ly withou t s a l a ry , wi th a miss ionary vis- on for the exipansion of the church in Braz i l . He servedover and beyond the - c a l l of duty , being zealous x or t r u t h , bonestj^.ea lous xor t r u t h , hones ty .l oya l t y to th e cause of Chr i s t .and th e chu r ch .

n i n x0.1 jjIiA CIHTViCH. Bro th e r Cook env i s i oned wi th us from th e b e g i n -

con s t f u c t i on o f th e Church o f Ch r i s t in th e new n a t i o n a l

see t h i s work to cont inuance and complst j o.n. The cburcb xrows i n sp i t eof many upsets by . the dev i l . Ten new bgptisms on August 13th high-l ighted I ather s Day in Brasi li a . Cur Teen Bible Club held hersecond meet with 25 in attendance on tha t Hund'ay afternoon.ClHJItCH BKT- 3iT3I0H. The Board of Church BxLtension.has provided a loanI or the pur*nose~of constfuoting^tue rs-5pnforced concrete st ructure oftwo f loo rs of the evange l i s t i c arid youth cente r here in Bras i l i a .Brother Cook helped oversee t hi s t ra n sa c ti cn . Thankful ly funds havebeen,, paid to datpe. e apoea1 ' toxa 11 of you to help keep us up-to-dateby cont inuing regu la r ly your des igna t ions and promisee fo r th i sp r o j e c t .

jpfC.ATIcH. The vision of Brother Cook for evangelismaiid The .tr aTnfng of be nstionl ministry has ever, been a challengeto us he re . He envi s ioned x-jith us a semxnary which j u s t tb l s .ye .a rre-opened fo r b oard in g s tuden t s aimed a t a complete co l l ege l e v e lcou r se , i^ long wi th t h i s i s an even g r e a t e r number of s tuden t senrol led in the Theology by boitension in prorraramed.. courses , Alreadyan average of 50 students are /,tudyng In sia: centers surroundingGo i a n i a .

h o n o r is dhefriends to f oGoc-k - o u n d a t i

riBMORlAL. Be c a u s eBFother Cook, we invi te ourlike to call TheHs t iona l Minas t ry in DraziT^be au t i f u l v;sy to ewtend h isfo r v isxon in one more s t e p ,Brazil. Be s i d e s a boa r d ofa n t i c i p a t e th e d i s t r i b u t i onscbo-irfrrs-hwps and g i f t s ded icci oles.

w e os x v cnis vjouxq oe rne m o s mbea r t -G l t des5.re in Braz i l , f ray wi th usforward in the e^rpansion of the church int r u s t e e s , o f / imor ican and B r a z i l i a n s , weof these funds in the forms of- loans, ^a t e d to t h e c a u s e o f R e s t b r T f io n Tr i t Tb


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PUBLISHING OFFICE428 West NinthConcordia, Kansas

Second Class Postage Pat Concordia, Kansas 669

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Vol. XXIII September December, 1972

MERRY CHRISTMASand a

H PPY N EW Y E RC hr is tma s time is always a happy season. The ending of a year and the be gi nni ng of

another brings its own excitement and enchantment. Holidays and a chance to rest andrelax, time to watch special programs and games on televis ion, p arties and the ann ualchildren s program p re par ed by the church offer a ch an ge of pace and a peaceful satisfact ion with l ife.

It was the birth of Jesus of Nazareth which brought good news of a great joy .. . toall . .. people. Even our calendar proclaims the good news, as it marks the number ofyears since Jesus birth to ary and J os ep h, God s c hos en s er va nts for this special mission. Without Him we would no t even have the words th at a re most common in ou r vocabulary. Time is divided and ordered by the movement of the planets which in the beginni ngChrist helped God the Father create and syncronize into the order that we call universeand over which He now ha s all authority, administering and rul ing with benevolence ,chari ty and compassion.

May this season offer an opportunity for you, dear reader, to consecrate, or reconsecrate, your life to Him without whom it is impossible to receive salvation an d see God.And may you sing with the angels:

Glory to God in the highestand on earth peace

good will among men.

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OFF ICE OF PUBL ICATI ON428 W. Ninth Concordia, Ks. 66901Second C l as s Po st ag e PaidConcordia , Kansas 66901Field Ed i to r -Dale H. McAfee

MISSIONARIESL . D av id an d R uth Sand e r sCa i x a Po s t a l 07- 086270000 Bras il i a, D .F . , BrazilFor information, colored slides, mission studies, write to :Mr. J. R. (Cay) Ewing5607 Pa l a t i n e P l a c e Nor t hSeatt le , Washington 98031To receive prayer letter, write to:Br a z il Ch r i st ia n Miss ion%Bethany Christian ChurchR u ra l R o u te 1 B ox 6 18 CAnderson, Indiana 46011

MISS IONARIESDa l e H. and Caro l McAfeeCa i x a P o s t a l 15476700 Ceres , Goias , BrazilFor information, colored slides, mission studies, write to :Mrs. Taylor McAfee510 O ak St ree tValley Fal l s , Kansas 66088To receive prayer letter, write to:Braz i l Ch r i s t i an Miss ion Fi r st Ch r i st ia nChurchP .O . Box 242Valley Fal l s , Kansas 66088Send ALL Contributions to :Brazi l Chri s tian Mission,Box 17067,Wichita, Kansas 67217.

Please help keep records straight an ddesignate your offering for missionaryor project. Please do n ot s en d checksor b i l l s to th e f ie ld .The Br azi l Ch r is t ia n Miss ion i s ownedby th e religious organization of thes am e n am e and i s publ i shed bi-monthly at Concordia, Kansas 66901. Subscriptions are paid from offeringsr e c e i ve d .

NEEDED IN BRAZILThe Cha rl es Kent family has labored

sever a l years in th e f ie lds of Brazi l .First coming to Brazil to work speciallyin th e p ri nt in g o f Christian Literature,Charles has fo r two years been witnessin g in the Brasilia area of Taguatinga .He moved to t h is a re a e special ly to oversee th e y ou th p ro grams a nd specificallythe camp grounds . The work of the Kents

has no t been l imited to camp grounds an dth e youth work which has had impor tants ig ni fi ca nc e i n th e developing of th eyoung church. Throu^ his leadership,v ar io us n ew bu il di ng s have b ee n e re ct edinc luding a dormitory, and a bath housenea r th e pond. Many successful campshave been held, as well as visitinggroups which have been received a td i f f e r e n t t ime s .During their t ime in th e Brasi l ia area ,th e K en ts h av e served regularly in th eTaguatinga church. As an active memberof th e church board, ass i s t an t to th eloca l preacher , they h av e b ee n encour-agers in various aspects of th e development of the mi ss io na ry emph as is o f th el o c a l chu r c h .One of the m ost important tasks hasbeen th e coo rd in a t ion o f c ou rs e s o fTheology Educat ion by Ex te n si on t hi slas t year. Charles wa s c ho se n as on e ofth e directors, with the responsibility ofthe Taguatinga group, thereby enablyingthe tra ining m inis try o f the ch urch toe xte nd h er ar m a l i t t le far ther . The s ed i f f e r en t ac t i v i t i es a r e in te r - re la ted makin g it possible fo r him to serve t he L or din diverse ways an d to fill a great need,no t only in this a re a, but spreading hisin flu en ce o ve r a ll c en tr al Braz i l . Annehas been serving in many ways in thelocal church as well as helping inclasses of child evangelism. Theirchildren have been a great a sse t in theirsinging in various churches, havinga l so appeared on t e lev i s ion .T he K ents are in the U.S.A. a t thistime an d n ee d you r p ra ye rs as t he y prepare fo r their return to Brazil . They havese rved sacr i fic ia l ly , lacking much su pport fo r this term of service. Many of ushere in cen tr al B razi l Join together inprayer for their return. This will dependon YOU and your pra yers a nd support.Th ey n eed at least 300.00 new supportmonthly to cont inue on th e field. Willsome o f our brethren cons ider th i sworthy couple in your plans fo r mission-a re g iv ing dur ing the coming thr ee years?We ask that yo u do .You may write to them personally atthe fol lowing address:

C h a rl es K e n tGamett , Kansas 66032The VILA HEIGHTS CHRISTIANCHURCH at Joplin, Missouri, is theirsponsoring church.As fellow missionaries and very appreciat ive of th e Kents ' work we plead foryou to consider prayerfully th is n eed.They ar e fil l ing a very much needed areaof service . The y l ov e Brazi l and are anhonored coup le. Write or call them immediately. They need to return to Brazilby February 28 . The new school term

begins a t tha t t im e, b oth fo r the ir ow nchildren and fo r t he Theolo gy course.

> I W EN T A LO NG FOR THE RIDE: It was on emergency trip. We had received a t e leg ram and a phone call urging1 th e necessi ty fo r David to come to th efarm north of Alvorada, s ome 7 00 km. upth e Belem-Brasil ia highway. One of ouwomen h ad t ak en to o m an y s l eep ing p i ll st and th e e nt ir e c ou nt ry -s id e w as anxiousand upset. Sh e had five small ch ild renno one to care fo r them, no way to ge t toth e hospital, no doctor. . . It was d ec id edthat David would go an d I pe rh aps cou ldalso b e o f h el p. So I went along fo r th eride an d th e possibi l i ty of need.This was t he first time in 14 years thaI had mode t hi s par ti cu la r t ri p n ort h

Jus t once before, with a c ou pl e o f ouChristian I n st it u te s t uden ts an d David,had gone and we held Bible schools fot he c hi ld re n each da y along t he r oa d w it hpreaching every night. We took twow eek s th at time, th e road had not ye; been graveled. Now there is paving asfa r as Ceres (where th e McAfee's live)an d from there much of t he r oa d is graveled , but the difficulty l i es in all the detours necessary while work is being doneto prepare th e main road fo r asphalting.Arising at 4 a.m., we made the trip upan d back, over a thousand miles, inthr ee days. Th e b reath- taking hea t, t he s ti ck y, c li ng in g dust, th e rou^ washboard shaking road, made the trip anexper i ence to remember .T her e were t hr ee things which impresse d me greatly. First, th e immensebeauty of Brazil 's country-side. It istruly th e Grea tGreen Cont inent . Onevery side were t al l, g re en palm trees,green plants of e very type on th e richgreen velve ty l am i. The red;yellow,o ra nge, a nd lavender mimos a and bougan-v il la t re es were i n f ul l bloom. The h i ^ ,rolling hil ls (o r low moun ta in s) we re avariety of green grass and trees , brownplowed fields, an d cattle grazing. Allalong th e road were fruit t re es , h eav il yladen with oranges, bananas, mangosan d papaya.The second impression was of recentprogress . I re me mb er ed w ha t a n u nc omfor table, long rough trip it had been 14yea rs befor e, with no stop-over placesalong the way. We had stopped in a wayside village an d th e four of us , two menan d two women had had to sleep in thesame room with e igh t t ruckers (enrouteto Belem). We slept in ou r clothes an dtraveled on the next da y in th e sameclothes. Now filling stations a nd sma llroad-side dormitories have sprung upa long the way. We spent ou r f ir st n ightin Porangatu in a smal l hotel with afairly comfortable be d in a private rooman d a place to show er o ut under th ewater box. The road is cut all th eway through to Bel em , w it h paving asfa r as Ceres , and anothe r 150 km . s tretchalmost ready to open.My t hi rd and very v iv id impres s ion wasthe abject poverty in th e rural areas, of ft he h ig hway . The re a re no schools, nohospitals, no doctors, no stores, no helpof any kind. Though th e government isr each ing ou t to help in t he rura l areas,many do no t know whe re and how helpi s ava i l ab l e . continued, page 3

The Cha rles Kent family;- Charles and AnneBeth , Jody, Leah Ruth and Kurt. Their tuxioldest daughters Audrey and Lynn have beens tudying in the S tates Audrey since August1971, and Lynn since August 1972

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B R A Z I L CHRISTIAN MISSION

I WENT ALONG FOR THE RIDE (concluded)T h e women in th e B r a s i l i a c h u r c h h a v e

b e e n ins t rumenta l i n s e e i n g tha t clo thes ,medicine, notebooks and other smalln e e d s a re a v a i l a b l e fo r D a v i d to t a k ee a c h time he i s able to make the tr ipnorth. One o f th e fa rmers t o l d u s t h a t th esmal l h e lp we have been able to give wasl ive-saving. Most o f a ll , they appreciateth e v i s i t s in t h e i r h umb le , d ir t- fl oo r,homes and the p reach ing se rv i ce s withthei r s inging , words of comfort and exh o r t a t i o n from t h e Word o f God.On th is p re se nt trip, we spent on eevening back inter ior , about 25 miles o ffth e highway, in the home of the familywe had gone to check on. We visited infour other farm homes in th e surroundingarea, on e in whi ch t he seventh baby ha djust been bom. Tha t even ing over 20a d u l t s a n d 10 or 1 5 c h i l d r e n came o v e rto t he f ir st home and we s ang , t es ti fi ed ,an d l e f t word s o f c o m f o r t a n d e n c o u r a g emen t. A ft erwa rd , David and I s lept in thecar to ar ise a t 4 a.m. fo r ou r retum trip.We brought Mrs. Leoni and four of herfive chi ld ren w ith us, stopping over inC e r e s about noon to e a t lunch with th eMcAfees, after a partial washing of f ofth e sticky, red dust. It happened to bethe day that the McAfee's pump wasbroken down and th ey h a d to carry waterfrom th e n e i ^ b o r s .Mission accomplished, Mrs. Leonistayed with us two weeks , t reat ing withthe doctor and receiving spiritual helpbefore returning to th e farm. She is taking back new supplies and hope s. The reis so much more prayer a nd h el p needed by Ruth E. Sanders

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T/ie farm house and sur ro un di ng landwhere the Sanders went on t h e i r emergency trip.

F I R S T TIME P A R T I C I P A T I O NO F B R A Z IL S P RE S I D E N T

(The following is a translation of excerpts from the column, The Day of thePresident, Saturday Nov. 4, newspaperCORREIO BR ASIL IENSE , Brasilia).(Missionary L. David Sand er s, b ei ng a na c t i v e member of th e e v a n g e l i c a l pastorsco un cil, was o ne of th e fe w privi legedto at tend th e s pe ci al s es sio n a f t e rsecuri ty c learance. )

H O N O R E D G U E S TP r e s i d e n t G e ne ra l E m il i o G a r r a s t a z uMedici was honored guest on November3rd a t a meeting of th e E v a n g e l i c a l

C o u n c i l o f P a s t o r s o f th e F e d e r a l D ist r ict w hich too k p l a c e in the recentlyinaugurated Bible Socie ty build ing in th enorth wing of Brasilia. During 40 minutes , th e head of s t a t e who fo r the firstt ime was in a t t e n d a n c e a t an e v a n g e l i c a lceremony, presided over the pas tors 'reunion. Accompany in g t he pres identw er e th e c h i e f s of th e c i v i l and militaryc a b i n e t s a n d th e c h i e f o f t h e N a t i o n a lService of In fo rmat ion . Also p r e s e n t wast he m i li ta ry c ha pl ai n o f th e pres ident ' sstaff. The re we r e f if ty - fi v e e v a n g e l i c a lp a s t o r s p r e s e n t .

T H E PE^ESIDENT INVITED T O P RE SI DEP r e s i d e n t Midici o f fi c ia l ly op ened th emeeting an d after prayer, Luke 9:10-17

was read. The hymn My C ou ntr y fo rChrist was sung. In this hymn ar e th efo llowing though ts God s a v e my country My vigorous spirited country. Godsave my land, this land of Brazill. '

L E S S O N S F R O M M E D I T A T I O NThe president of the Pastors ' Council empha si ze d t hr ee p oi nts as lessonsto be learned from L u k e 9:10-17. F i r s tPlanning , as exemplified in th e recommendation of Jesus that t he mul ti tudebe distributed in groups of 50 beforereceiving food. Second, Sp ir itua l Preparation, before the m ira cle of th e multi-plication of th e loaves, Jesus prayed fora blessing on the people, and third,Sol id a ri ty and Part ic ipat ion, t h r o u ^ th e

a c t o f th e a c t u a l d i s tr i bu t io n o f th e food.In conclusion, th e Council pres identassured th e country 's leader that thisspiritual moment could be of g re at a dvantage to th e real izat ion o f h is governin g and that this is th e group on whomthe pres iden t could depend.

A BIBLE IS PRESENTEDThe Council presented a Bible to th epresident, who thanked them for th eBible and fo r t h e i r p r e s e n c e thusofficially closing the sess ion, aftersilent prayer by the pastors for God'sblessing upon th e president an d hisgovernment .

P A G E T H R E E

For the People Had a Mind toWork (Nehemi ah 4 : 6b)

On Novembe r f i r s t t h e B r a s i l i a c h u r cbegan a five da y e v a n g e l i s t i c meeting tr e ac h i m m ed ia te a r e a s a ro un d t h e l o c achurch. T he y pu t their hands to th e tasto take part an d reach friends anneighbors fo r Christ.V I S I T I N G E V A N G E L I S T S

Missionary Earl F r a n c i s Haubne(Francisco here) from Ceres, G oi as , w ain charge of mu si c a nd s p e c i a l at tendanccampaigns. Earl brou^t the first message of th e meeting.Director-evangelist Aurelino MendeMuniz Filho of Goiania, brought th e foumessages an d specials on subsequennights .C h r i s t i a n I n s t i t u t e s tudent , Antonioshared in the v i s i t u a t i o n effort , s p e c i amusic, and preached in th e subur

o f C e i l a n d i a .

S P E C I A L I N S P I R A T I O N

J od y a nd Beth Kent sang various dueton th e f i rs t and l a s t nights of th e meeing, thrill ing the congrega tion. MotheAnne a nd t hre e year ol d Leah filled inmaking a quartet from th e Ken t f am ilfo r another special .A group of th e church youth broughseveral numbers, a group from the WomenSoc ie ty b rought a number and the chosang several times.T H R I L L I N G R E S P O N S E

Fifteen youth made first time decisionfo r Christ. The r es po ns e a nd c oo peation of the c on gr eg atio n an d the youtin at tendance w as r ea ll y t hri ll in g, co nsidering th e con ti nual r ai ns . Thirtv is it or s a tt en de d, i nd ic at in g interest igospel salvation. An average of 90 at ended th e s ix s e r v ic e s . F o r th e f i rtime, th e b el ie ve rs h ad a mind to worand witness a nd b ri ng friends an d relatives to t h e meet in g . The interest co nt inues to r un high.

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The Brasilia Women s Society metSunday afternoon during the recevangelistic meeting and elected nofficers for 1973. They, too, havemind to work. The w om en picturedthose who will lead o ut th e coming ye


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EVANGELISTIC MBETING (continued from page three)

A NEW SONG

One young man, Luiz Femandes, soon after his conversion composed thefollowing song and set it to music. On the las t night of the meeting, the youthlearned this chorus during their youth hour.Elevo OS meus olhos para os mon te s,e d ou g lo ri a a o Senhor.Ele so que salva e perdoa.Todas as batalhas eu ganho.Com mui to esforco, so u vencedor,Pols J e su s tambem e minha a rmaMeu e scudo e meu Salvador .

ELECTION DAY IN BRAZILElection day in Brazil is November 15,t he a nn iv er sa ry of the proc lam ation o ft he Repub li c, Nov embe r 1 5, 1 88 9. Brazi lused to be th e Republic of th e United

States of Brazi l , bu t i s now th e Federat ive Republ ic of Brazi l s ince th e Revolution of 1964. Since then popular electionsfo r a ll na t iona l, s ome s ta te an d e ve n so melocal offices have been suspended, because th e electorate, largely semi-literate, and professional politicians bredan d fed on demagoguery, had shown aconsis tent ability to place in officecrooks a nd cha rl a ta n s. T his is dif f icu ltto s ay s in ce t he d oo r is t hu s opened toth e charge, the po t shouldn t cal l th ekett le black . But i t i s ev iden t fo r a llth e world to see that Braz i l s benevolentrevolutionary regime is out to clean upand r enovat e an old fashioned politicalki tchen that would have been t ak en o ve rlock, stock, and barrel by th e communistsdirected from the outside, had i t no t beenfo r t he r ap id seizure of th e entire nat ionalsystem by t he m il it ar y, m ad e u p from th eBrazilian intelligencia, and solidly rightwing politically. National and s ta teofficials are nominated by the militarygenerals and confirmed (o r elected) by th elegis la tures . The constitution is s t i l lwaived by the revolutionary government,whi ch w il l e vent ua ll y restore full democratic procedures when a new politicalwhen a new political procedure is implanted with two strong parties, insteadof a score of sp l in ter par ties , an d a morere sp on sib le e le cto ra te c an b e a ssu red .City-county officers mayor and citycouncilman were the only candidatesvoted on in th is year s popular election.

Th is year s e le c ti on c re a te d a lo t ofenthusiasm and registered many newvoters. Only l ite ra te s c an vote, andand each voter carr ies a v ote rs c ar dwhich becomes an impor tant document topermit his participation in th e civic l ifeof his country. H is vote rs c ard m ust bestamped for him to be eligible for jobsand positions. National literacy programs ar e helping raise the literacylevel and thus create a be t t er ins truc tedand prepared electorate . Both men andwomen of 18 years of ag e or over mayvot by Dole McAfee

I l ift my eyes to the mounta in s )(and g iv e g lory to t he Lor d. )(I t is He alone that saves an d pardons)(All th e bat t les I win)(With great force, I am victor)(For Jesus is a l so my armor)My shield and my Saviour.)

MMany v is it or s had the ir pictures takenin front of the new Bible Edifice.BRAZILIAN BIBLE SOCIETYTh e B ra zilia n B ible Soc ie ty w as organized in 1948, the same year th e

Sande r s a r r i v ed i n Bra z i l .In July 1972, the Brasilia, the Societydedicated their new Bible Building in th enorth wing of the c ity. Visitors camefrom all over Brazil to participate inth e oc c a s i o n .The offices of t he Soc ie ty h av e b ee nan d continue to be t he mee ti ng place forth e ministe r ia l a l l i ance of Bras i l ia . Thisnew building houses a sales office, smallwarehouse, library, offices, small auditorium, a medical clinic a nd c of fe e s hop.

As the statue extends i ts hands, so the li vin g Christ continues to extend hi s hands today and say , L et th e little children comeunto me. The Sanders seek your prayersfo r t he se l it tl e ones.

Emphasis on Child EvangelismT r a i n up a c hil d in th e way h e s ho ul

go , and he will not depart from i t .Five S un da y S ch oo l teachers of thBrasil ia chu rchh av e f e lt upon their heartth e g re at n ee d of r e ac h ing ch il d re n foChris t a nd t ra in in g them in th eir Chris

t i an walk . T h re e of th e se t e a c h e r(Hezir Martins de Souza, Sunday SchooP r ima ry -J un ior Supe ri nt endent ; CeliRibeiro, and Maria Salete Braga) are ta kin g a yea r s course, given in twiceweek c la sses , on me thod s-ma te r ia l s a npractice in reaching children.B IBLE CLUBS

They are put ting into pract ice what thelearn by having a Saturday afternooBib le Club fo r chi ldren a t th e locaBrasil ia church. They went into tha pa rt me nt a re a around the church anvisited and invited the chi ld ren. Thirtd if fe re nt c hi ld re n r es po nd ed to th e invitation, attending the Bib le C lub dur ini t s s ix w ee ks dura t ion . On Chi ld r en Day, October 8th, they presented a shorprogram at th e Sunday morning churchassembly.These th ree teacher s ar e now going outo th e church of Chri st i n Ceilandia, newsuburb of Brasil ia , to h ol d a no th er s ixw e e k s B ib l e C lub .SUNDAY TRAIN ING

Two other teachers (Starla SanderAzev ed o a nd Ruth Sanders) joined thother three for specific training of thchi ldren of the church members. Elevenof these children were bapt ized in tbmonths of August and September and alonw it h o th er children ar e attending speciaclasses in the morning and evening concerning the Christian Life and Knowledgo f th e Bib l e . by Ruth Sander

RURAL EVANGELISMA CHALLENGE

Farm folk gather to sing and hear th eWord proclaimed near Alvorada, Goias.Recent ly th e number of famil ies has increased an d after many years of witnessing a farm er m ade his decis ion fo rCh r i s t .

L. David has v i si ted t hi s a rea spo radically since a friend had given him r i^ts to a farm there. Aldiou^ thefarm is sti l l in the process of development, th e congregation of bel ieversamong th e neighbors that have givenhospi ta l i ty to David h as in creased .I t is in teres t ing to note tha t on onetrip not long ago, David took th e wrong

turn because of a t re e f al le n acro ss th eroad an d e nd ed up about te n miles fromhis d e st i na t io n . S to pp in g a t a farm hometo ask h is way, th e farmer said he hadheard of David a nd h ad always wanted tomeet him. In t he e xc ha ng e of conversat ion, tracts were given as well as a brieft es t imony.Several months later, on a return trip,this man ( Jo hn ) attended services an dmade h is dec i s ion fo r Chr i s t H e exte nd ed a n invi ta t ion to hold se rv ices inhis home and with his family. Anotherneighbor also opened his home for th efirst t ime for the preaching of the Gospel.by L. Dovid Sanders


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BRASILIA NEWS NOTESYouth Caravan: Two ca r loads of youngp eo ple w en t with L. David Sanders inGoias two o r th re e h ou rs from Brasi l ia)to give their test imonies an d sing. Ther ai n c ame down in torrents as t he y d roveback a ft er e ve ni ng services . Fo r tw omon th s th e tw o chu r c h e s h a d b e en in acontest of Sunday attendance and thoughthe final result was almost a t ie , theAnapolis church won and the Brasi l iayoung people and the pastor made th etrip as payment fo r los ing.The Bras il ia youth group has increasedencouragingly i n number s, activit ies, an dspirituality these past tw o months. Theyjoined with a no th er B ib le C lu b o f th e cityan d held an all-day r e tr ea t r ecen tl y a t th echurch cam p grounds. Over 80 werein a t t e nd an c e .Year Around Camp Grounds: Th e campg ro un ds a re a place where ch i ld ren , youngpeople, an d adults can take advantage ofs h or t h o li da ys , summer vaca t ions , andweekends to get away from th e busy rushand p ro bl em s o f th e city fo r moments ofr e s t , s tu dy a nd medi ta t ion. The churchc amp g rounds ar e located about 20 milesfrom Bras i l ia . Th is is poss ible becauseof temperate w eath er th e year-around,and more impor tant because a missionaryfamily, th e Char le s K e nt s, a re l iv in g onth e grounds to superv ise and coordinateactivities. They are also improving th ebuildings a nd gr ou nd s as par t o f the irwork con t r i b u t i o n .

During a recent camp period, a group ofyoung peopl e studied Church promotionand propaganda with teacher, RuthSanders . See picture w here they ar ep ut ti ng i nt o p ra c ti ce s ome o f t he me thod sand ma t er i al s o f th e c las s . Char les Kent,on middle r i ^ t , and Ruth Sand er s, b ac kto camera, help th e individual groups).Baptisms and Transfers: A total of 28b aptis ms are realized in th e Brazi l iaChurch fo r August and September. Eight

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o f t he s e were from t he C e il an d ia Chu r cof Chris t suburb of Brasi l ia , Pas tAvel ino Pe re i ra F ilho) . E leven wec hi ld re n o f ch ur ch membe rs , two adultand the o th er s ev en were young peoplT h er e w er e a ls o s ix t r a n s f e r s in to membership during th e l as t three month

An interesting note is that three othchurch groups a Baptist church, a NewLife church, an d a Presbyterian church a v e u s e d th e Bras i l i a Ch r i s t i a n Chu r cbaptistry to immerse t he ir b el ie ve r

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Camp class with teachers Ruth Sanders and Charles Kent.


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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONTESTMAKES N WS

During July a nd A ug us t the Ig eja deCris to de Monte Siao, Ceres , and th eMount Zion Church of C hrist , ruralM oo re sf iel d, K y., w he re Brother LewisHaubner , fa ther of Earl Haubner, minis ters engaged in a Sunday S ch oo l C ont e s t to see w hich wo uld regis ter th ehighest number o f a tt ender s. Promotionan d stimulation were marked by two larget he rm om et er s dr awn o n paper an d displayed on the church building wall . Thea t t e nd an c e of bo th s c hoo l s w ere thuseas i ly compared.

Ch r i s t ian Standard , October 15 i s suecarried t he f ol lowi ng i n t he News of th eB r e t h em s e c t i o n . The r es ul t s o f th en in e w eek s c o n t e s t s aw bo th c h u r c h e sincrease 10 0 p e rcent o v er their l as t yearsa tte nd an ce . T he s t a t e s i d e chu r ch a v e rag ed s ixty -f ou r during th e contes t whileth e church here averaged seventy-one.During th e two months there w ere sixbaptisms, tw o t ra ns fe rs a nd twe lv e otherdecis ions of people i nd ic ati ng t he irdesire to know m ore a b o u t C h r i s t a n d t h eChurch he re . T h e church in th e Sta t e shad f i fteen bap ti sms an d three t ransfers .

On the first day of the contest thecongregation gathered after SundaySchool to have their picture taken.

The last day of the contest showsthe increase. Everyone always likesto be in a picture, and were very ent hus ias t i c about th e contest .

MISM Missionaries MeetingCamp grounds of t he Acampamen to

C ri st ao d e B ra si l Ce n t r a l i n th e F e d e ra l Dis tr ic t , near Bras i l ia , was the sceneof a l i t t le d i ff e re n t t y pe of missionar iesmeeting. Called by L. David Sand e rs ,veteran on th e f ield an d pioneer o f C hur chp la nt in g in Brasi l ia th e m eetin g co nvened Ju ly 68, 1972. In h is l et te r ca l ling t he me et in g Bro. Sanders s ta ted th epurpose of the meeting to be to learn fromone another, an swer qu e st i on s in a faceto f ac e e nc ou nt er , t hi nk in g t og et he r onmutual goals and ob jec t ives and freee xc ha ng e o f i de as e sp ec ia ll y to helph armo ni ze o ur e ff or ts i n God s Kingdom.

He c lo se d h is l et te r w ith th e c i t a t i onatributed to Dr . Brant, O th e comfort,th e inexpressable comfort of feeling safewith a person, h av in g n ei th er to weighthoughts nor measure words, b u t pour in gthem all r ig ht o ut , c ha ff a nd grain tog et he r a nd c er ta in t ha t a f ai th fu l h andwi l l s i f t them and ta k e th a t wh i ch isworth tak ing and with a brea th o fkindness blow the res t away .Prepared presenta t ions by each of th emis s io n a ri e s p r e sen t revolved around th especif ied theme Tha t God Might Receive Glory .Richard Hicks, opened the ses s ionswith his message Personal ly GlorifyingGod ; Tom Fife spoke on Pr inciplesthat Glorify God ; Dale McAfee, onGif ts of th e Ho ly S pirit a nd GlorifyingGod ; Earl Haubner on Meditat ion ,Singing an d Witnessing Glorify God ;Wade Pope on Heal ing and G iv ing Gloryto God ; Merlyn Shields , on T he Churchin the Home Glorif ies God ; Carol Lou isLowe, on Relat ional TTieology andGlorifying God ; Harry Baird on T aking the Whole Gospel to th e Whole Worldto m a ke m a n Who l e .Also present were F ra n ci sc o L e it e,James Bunch (on summer internship)a nd D av id D aw so n, each of whom madebrief presentat ions and/or shared in thediscussion which followed each message.Having prior preparation on a specifict heme s e emed to be th e s e c r e t fo r th edi f ference . T he s am e miss ionar ies wouldwould welcome a meeting of this natureoften. I t h ap pe ne d h ere and we praiseand Glorify Go d fo r it .

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Those present a t the MISME second rowleft to right: David Sanders, Harry Baird,Dale McAfee V/ade Pope, James Bunch,Richa rd Hicks , Carol Lowe, Tom Fife;Firs t row, left to right: David Dawson, EarlHaubner, Francisco Leite, Merlin Shields.

THE JOY O F THE LORDby Carol McAf

There is a chorus we s ing here thata favorite, an d we sing i t often. ItO Gozo do Senhor (or, The Jo yth e Lord ) .The Joy of the Lord is my stronghoThe Joy of flie Lord is my stronghoThe Joy of the Lord is my stronghoThe Joy of th e Lord is my strengtI drank o f th e w a te r o f l if e

and now I t h i r s t n o m or e.I drank of th e water of l i fe

and now I t h i r s t no moreThe Joy of th e Lord is my strengthBecause His word is so very c loseBecause His word is so very closeBecause His word is so very c loseThe Joy of the Lord is my streng

I l ik e t hi s l i t t le chorus with i t s s implwords. It makes me think. Do we reallhave th e Joy of the L ord in our heartsIs H is Word so re al to us th at in sp i t e oth e pe tty annoyances (or major t ragedieof li fe d eep down we have joy alwaywith us? Do ou r friends see this jo y iou r l ives? Do they know why we h av e iDo they know t ha t o ur walk with Chr iis so satisfying, so r ea l t ha t as long awe have Him nothing e lse ca n really gu s down? O r is i t ?

What is joy? I t s not j us t a temporargladness , or a pass ing h il ar it y, b ut d eedown, soul permeating, last ing happinescontentment that neve r comple tely deserus even in t imes of deep s t re s s .How do we get th e Joy of th e Lordw e d o n t h a v e it ? L i s t e n to th e c h o r u

I d r ank o f th e wa t e r o f l i f ea nd now I t h i r s t n o more .Because His Word is so very c lose ,th e Jo y o f t he Lor d is my s t rength.

What is th e ke y to th e Joy of thLord? His Word The li vi ng waterWe m u st d ri nk o f i t and have i t c lo seu s . In R om an s 1 0: 8- 9 we r ead thword is near you, o n y ou r l ips and in yohear t (Tha t i s th e word of f ai th wh ic h wpreach) , because i f you confess wityour l ips that Jesus is Lor d a nd bel ievin your hear t that God raised him from thdead, y ou w il l be s aved .We h av e b ee n w it ne ss in g H is S pir itwo r k in th e l i ve s o f t h o s e who com eour l i t t le building to h ea r H is word anwh o l eave f illed with the J oy of thLord a nd n ew f ai th , n ew h op e, an d nel i f e .

We a re t h r i l l e d to b e ab l e to s h a r e Hw ord w ith t hose a r ound u s . H e r e a rsome scenes from r e cen t b ap ti s ima l sev ic es a n d meetings. We hope yo u receiva thrill o f J oy when yo u r e al iz e t hat thepeople now know Christ because yohe lped to s e nd m i ss io na ri es to BraziWe thank you, an d they thank you.


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Dale Mc fee and Earl Haubner with six candidates forbaptism at the edgeofthe river. As always we were having scripture reading, hymn singing, ard prayer beforegoi ng i nt o th e water

The lady withDale Mc fee ready to be baptized is DonaMana, She has won several people to Christ since herbaptism

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The congregation on the bank of the river singing praisesto God before the actual baptismal service This is agood witness to many non-Christians, as there are a lm ostalways several people at the river to swim and play.Many stop and come to attend the singing and askquestions

The c hi ld re n s class at ibleSchool doing their handwork R ut h H a ubner t he t ea ch er

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In August Paul Lanham from Belem, Para North Brazil)come to hold a meeting for u5. The church was full everynight and many respo^ed to the call to accept Christ asSavior, Here he ts with s om e who c am e forward. Thesmaller children wil l have to wait for a better understanding, but at least their kn owl edg e of C hrist has begun.

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