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NSjJ RECRUIT
Wc want to announce that

i'jISS PHYLLIS hTJRPHY, student at KEMTUCKY CHRISTIAN COLLEGE^ is making plans to come as a
worker in the mission field

here. She plans to come after she graduates next year. c certainly are looking forx>rard to her arrival as we are very
much in need of someone to

help out.
a

e have known i'liss

where

'Phyllis a long time as she is

member of the church

Gene receives his living-lihk ;support. In the summer of 19^8 she came to visit the
work and now feels like she

would like to
of i t .

become a

part

She is going to need support and during this school year she t-d.11 be soliciting for living-link support. Con sider her needs, pray for her and send her so that she might "give of her best to the Master." Her help is ur gently needed as the secretarial part of the printing work increases daily. We are happy to take this opportunity to present to

you I-JISS PHYLlis MURPHY and to recommend her as worthy of

your prayers and support. We also ask that you make great

haste in sending her to us here. Address her:care KENTUCKY CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, GRAYSON, KENTUCKY.

of

PROJECT - HOME For some time we have

talked to you about the need for more adequate living and working space. We are happy to present the new house to you

here.

Due to

the

very

3 slOT-7 way in which you at

t ffiT -rowiii
note.
i-7ill

illT

this

home have responded to

need we have felt

it corapletely necessary to make other arrangements. This house was located for O^OOO, with h% interest on the main

A second note
help us

carries 6% interest and we hope 3^

note rapidly. Now you i-iill be

retire this

wondering

about future plans, e will live at the

nex-7ly
We ,

purchased property and have part of the office there. Td-11 keep the other pro perty, which you notice
here is not adequate for
the winter ahead. The m?.terials shown here are

part of Ernie and Gene's

summers work. We s t i l l

plan to build here, but now that pressure for

a place to live has been
relieved we can take . '0 time to raise the

t;;eded

funds.

May we

stress C8iLT designated

funds

are

being

used for this

purpose, aside from

the money which

wa are able to use from living-link and some surplus ma terials which we sold from the houses vje have salvaged. As you see the stacks of lumber and the progress toward the building we have needed for so long, so also we have
progressed spiritually, this summer has seen 5 additions to The Church, along with other signs of growth. DonH forg get your CHRISTMS boxes
should be mailed before

. .- *1-

December 1, Toys, soap, towels, clothing, yard goods, etc.

GOD'S BLESSINGS UPON TOU

PROGRESS IN CIUDAD JUAREZ

A little over a year ago it seemed the work in Juarez had come to a stand still when we no longer had a home in which to hold services, then one of the ladies, a Mrs, Hernandez, offered her home for Bible School classes. Teresa, the girl who is now studying at Colegio 6ibllco,and Alice continued calling and held Bible Classes each Lord's Day. A few weeks ago the government in Mexico opened up a section where poor people could come in and build a house. Mrs. Hernandez applied for a lot for herself and also one for a chapel to be built on. So immediately Gene and Ernie began to build. At present they are putting up a room which will be used as our worship place and later as a Sun day School room when the main building is built. This room is 10 feet by 12 feet. The room is being built from lumber that Gene and Ernie secured this summer. The total cost to date has been $2^.00. This includes buying a new corrigated paper roof. As soon as possible we hope to build a larger room in front of this one for a chapel. This room will be made of cinder block and will cost about $200,00, We Praise Him who has so wonderfully opened the way each time as
the need arises,

SCHOOL ON THE ROAD

Many of you have, no doubt, tired of hearing

SCHOOL, but at long

last classes have begun. November 20th, five young men from the Rancheria Juarez church got together with Gene and talked over the plan for

a school. After ii days of talking, planning and praying it was decided

that these young men would meet in the Chapel each evening for one and half hours Monday through Friday. As one of the boys has had two years at Saltillo he will aid the other ii in the classroom work. We have the study material set up so they are able to study without the aid of the teacher. Then Gene will correct their materials and spend one week out
of each month in lecture work. We are thrilled over their enthusiasm

and know that we have school on the road. We will strive to iii5)rove it and to be able to spend more time with them in classroom work, but

until that is possible we are sure that we are helping the cause of Christ in this area of Mexico, Pray for them daily that they may go far in spreading Christ in the great state of Chihuahua.

0II]ristian ^iiangcltstn
6245 Tampa Avc.

^extca
El Faso, Texas

Send Packagee to:

6245 Tampa Ave. El Paso, Texas

I107 Plum St. Marshall, Illinois

MiBBionaries

Eugene Morgan Marian Morgan

Ernest Walden 6245 Tampa Ave.
El Paso, Texas

Phyllis Murphy K.CC

Grayson, Ky.

Send General Funds to: Eileen Ellington, FA

It was a

HOME FOLKS VISIT HERE real thrill to have Gene's parents visit the

field in

November.

Of course, to have the home folks come was a treat not only
for the rest of the fandly as well. The Five Points

for Qene but

Church, Marshall, Illinois, where they arrend, have been regular sup
porters during the 8 years we have been on the mission field. For this reason it was a double thrill knowing another supporting church would
get a first hand report of the work.

Also Teresa Cerecerez, our Bible Student at Colegio Biblico was here over the Thanksgiving vacation. She came with Mr. & Mrs, Ralph
Gilmer of the Mexican field, Mrs. Gilmer is Ernest Walden's mother.

We always enjoy their short stays with us. Wayne & Martha Elba H^es of Central Mexico visited for two days in November. Now Freeman Bump,
a recruit to Central Mexico is working with us for three weeks. We are

enjoying his stay and his help. We trust this will be a blessing and
a help to him in the preparation for serving Christ in Central Mexico,

Flash - as we go to press

- Mr. & Mrs, Raymond Walden, of Paris, 111,

were here ovemi^t this week, Raymond is Ernies brother,

SPECIAL HOME NEWS

In another part of this bulletin you have seen the article about the Morgan home. Still further and more encouraging word comes from

the holders of the second note. This note is approximately for $2000, and as we said draws interest at the rate of 6^. These fine gentlemen
have made this proposition to us,,.if we can and do retire this note before September I96O they will donate $liOO.to CHRISTIAN EVANGELISM IN

MEXICO. Now we feel this is really something to work for. Please pray and consider this project where your money may be invested for your
Lord and Now this tinue to certain where $1,00 in every $5 will be re-invested in the same field. is what we would have you do. First, general funds MUST con come in. Secondly, we would suggest this plan. Set aside a amount marked "MORQAJI HOME PROJECT". This may be sent to us

in a luTip amount or you may prefer to pledge $1, $5, or $10 - or any amount - monthly for 6 or 8 months or one year. But whatever you do do it NCWl that this $2000. note be retired and the mission receive a 20^
return. Mail this portion to us proTi^jtly.

pledge (God aiding me) to send

$.

in luitp contribution^

$
beginning

Pr month for 6 months; 8 months; or 1 year (underline one)

to aid in the retiring the second note

of the "Morgan home project". It is understood that if for any reason I am unable to fulfill this pledge a short note of explanation will be
sufficient to relieve me of this obligation.

$25.00 per month for 1 year can retire this note, Uchurches pledging
1 year can do the same. Or 200 persons pledging $1.00 per month can
retire it. Won't you help TODAY?

Please let us repeat,,.This is most urgent and the sooner we begin the easier it will be to retire the note. Eight churches pledging

$25.00 per month for 1 year and 20 groups pledging $5,00 per month for

F. A. VISITS HERE

Our FOmAWim AGENT, MS, EILESW ELLINGTONj and son Randy had the op portunity of visiting the field this summer. While "back East, Marian who went to visit relatives,was left with
out a driver when Alice became sick

couldn*t drive her back, so Mrs.Eileen Ellington volunteered. While visiting,

she realized how much work there is to

printing books and putting them together. She helped put ting them together. She stayed an extra 10 days to help checking pages for faulty planting and then assembling the
books to be bound.

We certainly enjoyed and appreciated all her efforts by

coming out, visiting, and then working while she was here. She is pitanning to attend the Twelfth National Mission ary Convention at Springfield. If you see her there she

"vdll be glad to help in any way to present the work to you

DANNY and KATHY

This past summer we felt it

most important for i4arian

to have a rest, and also she and the children

an opportunity for the

children during

to attend camp and V.B.S. in the states. For these reasons

spent some time in the East

vacation time. We feel that both the Vacation Bible School

they attended at the Janesville, Wis.,

Church of Christ,

and-the Rock River Christian Service Camp,in Northern 111, had trememdous effects on their lives. When they came back home both of them expressed the desire to become Chr istians. \\nien we asked why they wanted to become Christ ians they answered, "there was nothing to stop the eunic from becoming a Christian when he believed that Jesus was the Christ, the Son of the living God, and we do believe Jesus is the Son of God." They were baptized a few weeks
ago at a small negro church here in El Paso,

We sincerely pray that their lives will be examples to them around them. We realize they are young, but as some one so aptly put it, "When you become a Christian when jou are young, it.is like putting a flower in a larger pot, so it will have room to grow,f. Pray with us for God's contin ual watch-care over the^mias they take the milk of the gos pel which will soon enable them to feed upon the meat of the Gospel, and mature into strong healthy Christians.

TERESA CERECEREZ

p:i JBSTt

I S

ALICE WANTLAND

We are happy that one of our young people has dedicated

her life to Christian service. Her name is Teresa Cere-

cerez (Sara-sara-z)

and she has enrolled in Colegio Bib-

iico at Eagle Pass, Texas this fall.

Teresa has worked

faithfully calling two days a week in the border city of Juarez, across the river from El Paso. Each Sunday she
ccnaueted' a Bible School for the boys and girls, also one for the adults. Some of the courses she has taught are

Old Testament, Life of Christ and the

the Scriptures.

Church Revealed in
the xrork in

We feel very

much the loss of

Teresa in

Juarez, but we know she is gromng strong in the Lord by participating in the Bible Classes conducted at Colegio Biblico. V7e pray God's blessing on her and feel confi dent by her past associations with us she x-jill be a good
and loyal servant of the Lord. We also wish to congratulate MSS ALICE WAWTLAHD in her

marriage to MR. DELBERT WILSON, a student at OZARK BIBLE COLLEGE at Joplin, I'Hssouri. Mr, and Mrs. plan to work in the state of Coahuila, Mexico, therefore "Miss Alice"
iTill no longer be connected with the work here. We miss not having her with us and msh her and Delbert

the best of everything in their newly formed home as well as in the field x-jhere they have choosen to work. Alice was a great help to us here during the past two years,
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