TIHE

Emi^GEL
A Christian Quarterly
from the Caribbean

VOL 30

Lel iheni give glory unio the Lord,

and declare his praise in the islands^ (Isaiah 42:12}

THE EVANGEL
WITH LOVE FROM

Jim and Carol Herget

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NOTICE

Don and Virginia Dugan are

moving back to Florida as
they enter full time service
with Christianviile. We will
be using our old address:
P.O. Box 13391 A
Orlando, Fl. 32859

HERE'S HOW TO REACH US

BY LETTER;

Graduation is always a step of victory

along 1ho pathv/ay of training for service.
Wtien thpy niet, Wayne Herget and

All funds should be sent to P.O. Box

13391 A, Orlando, Florida, 32859. You

may continue to send notes with your

Christine Mui'iUav were both pursuing

gifts to us there. Mail is hand carried

studies
t.",hrist:an College, Wayne at
Atlanta Cfvistiai. College and Chris at
Central riceoa Bible College, specia

Tele, for Du^gans 305-8HHA SS

lizing in missions. Now, after completing

HAITI. Use Orlando address.

their wori-.

to us.

Please do not mall packages to

have pledged their lives

together as iriissicnaries to Haiti.

Wayne, bi.im in Jamaica, came to the

Hergets bii'si',! tia was two years old.

Chris was t;o:n m Jacksonville, Florida.
Following ins gra-.Uiation Wayne was
ordained to 'h'.; miriisiry by President of
Atlanta Christian Coiiage, Paul Carrier
and the elcrus of K-mwood Christian

Church, Fayettcviiic. Georgia. Kenwood

church has assumed Iwing-link support
for Wayne and Engitwbo'd Christian
Church in JacKsonviiie. has given Chris
her living-link. Cinstinnville is fortunate

to have these devoted young workers

standing side rjy side with us. We are
proud of ourchiidren !

-Jim and Carol Herget

BY TELEPHONE:

We now have a new telephone at

home in Christianviile. This number
is: 2-6219

You may dial direct after nine p.m. or

person to person at any hour. Over
seas calls can be made direct at low

prices. For calling Haiti dial 011-509'tB98t Please ask the operator about
time changes.
BY CAR:

Leave Port-au-Prince on Carrefour

Road. We are 15 miles from down

town. Tap tap busses to Leogane

pass our big sign every hour. We are

1/2 mile from the highway.

WEDDING BELLS

Wayne and Chris were ^

married at the Englewood
Christian Church, Jacksonvilie, Fiorida. Wayne chose ,
Daddy Herget for his best'

man and Chris wore Mom;

Herget's wedding dress.
She was a beautiful bride.

On

arrivai

in

Haiti,

the

Christianvilie famiiy had a

iovely

reception

with

friends from Port-au-Prince.

"Auntie" made a Jamaican

wedding
cake,
and
a
gorgeous array of flowers
banked the table from/
General Gracia Jacques,
head of the Haitian Army.

We are grateful to Mom and

Dad Munday and to ail
others who did so much to
make
this
beautiful

beginning for Chrfs' and

'"Wayne's married life.

CHRISTIANVILLE YOURSTO LOVE AND CHERISH

vork has been one of ourgreat assets here at Christianville. Each year we have
9 blessing of many friends who have come to help in the work. We wish we

;>icture everyone. Here you see a small sewing team thatdid a huge job. Marion
ther (sitting) are sisters and grew up as missionary kids in China. They have
3wing for theschool children for nearly three years now, coming each springnd there is friend Eunice working, too. Below are the kids who show their
ation for the new clothes.

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grateful for our friends -those ofyou who have sponsored and loved our kids,
7ho have come and labored with Sam and Eddie on buildings, Doctors and
who worked with Sandy in the Clinic and others who have painted, scrubed
ached. Those who could not come have sent funds to keep us growing and
we remembered us often in prayer. Christianville is yours to love and cherish-

: 9 itwith our love and appreciation forall who helpand care.

NEWS AND NOTES

This seems to be "Family Issue" for the Evangel...

for look who Is here! Its a first grandchild for Jim
and Carol. Little Aaron James Herget arrived on
SPREADING OUT THE NET FOR

Christianville Fish Project

"protein for the needy".

June 29th to brighten the lives of his parents, Tony

and Angela Herget. We are certainly proud grand
parents ! May God bless this little life as he grows
In this lovely Christian family.
AARON JAMES HERGET

Recent work teams have been a great help. A group came from Sneiiviile, Georglef,

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another from E. 91st Street Church In Indianapolis, Indiana, and still others from

Missouri and Kentucky. Among these were Joe and Linda Garman and family. Joe is
president of A.R.M. prison ministries in the U.S. And there was Dr. Garland Bare and

wife Dorothy, former missionaries to Thailand and their foster daughter Lisa.
There was a group from S. Seminole Chruch in Florida, and a team who led a lovely
Vacation Bible School, from Kentucky. A group from Taylor University aided the
clinic and several other individuals, Doctors, Dentists and workers have come.
Christian servants you are. Thank you for sharing your lives with us.

READY FOR THE DRAW

NOTICE

If you are planning to relocate or have had any change of address, please let us know.
Now that we are using bulk mailing we do not receive returned mail. Keep us
Informed of your current address !
ALSO

Please use our U.S. address for all important mail. Many letters have been lost In the
last two months. Perhaps you have written and not received an answer. Please write
again - we answer our mall I

Please do not send packages direct to Haiti through the mall. Use our forwarding
address for all mall. Thank you 1
Please see new address on back cover

CHRISTIANVILLE
SCHOOL
BAND

See our children and be proud with us.

Here they are, kids who had never even seen a

musical instrument in their pre-school years, now

playing beautifully in our school band, "'"hey are

talented kids. Being introduced to their instru
ments October '83 they plundged in, eager to
succeed. Of course, the first two months brought

only deep shrill screeches but by Christmas they

were playing Mary had a little lamb.
The big surprise for Christianville staff, parents and visitors came on
Dedication Day for the new church. (You will read about Dedication in the
next issue) On that momentious day the band appeared in long red pants,
white dress shirts with bow ties to the amazement of all they played
three beautiful hymns!

Tears were plentiful... even big men were wiping eyes.

Yes, we ail were.
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Proud of our kids ? You bet!

But there was a force behind it all. Ram Hardy was

the leader and she did a great job. Thanks Ram for
all the patience we know it took. Boys are boys
and we know he job was not easy. But look now...

God blessed ^very effort and our kids are winners.

What of the f iture ? They can make a living from
music in Ha'ti, Teachers are scare and good
musicians are needed. There is much to be offered
in church m.j3ic areas and our kids are being

trained to sei'^/e. Their Spiritual lives are growing

with their education and the future looks bright.
Yes, be proud with us and keep the kids in your
prayers.

FISH HOOKS?
Fish hooks ?

No these fish won't

respond to them. This is a matter of

netting them in. It has been a great
project thus far and a lot fo fun. First
the net had to be made. (U.S.A.I.D.
had already seen to it that the pond
was stocked with baby fish). Then
when we had tested and found that

the fish had grown enough, the big

day came for the catch.

KIPANDJUNIOR WITH 2^/2 POUNDERS

First the net was stretched out across the width of the pond... 165 feet. Then it was

dropped into the water with the floats holding the lead-cord on top of the water'
Sinkers took the lower part to the bottom and the men drew the net down the pond
for the catch at the other end. Ail eyes were fixed for the catch - everyone was very
excited. After fifteen minutes of work they reached the end, drew up the net, and ioi...
there was one fish in it i The fish had slipped away under the net. There was laughter
and fun like we hadn't seen in a long long time.
But later, we succeeded.
HEATH HELPS, TOO.

Yes, we caught nearly three hundred fish in all

and the school children enjoyed their share.
But success day was also cleaning day. Kip
and Junior led the work team and even their

youngest son Heath did his share. It was comparltively a small catch and we hope to do
much better when the chicken project is in full
operation. Remember, the chicken droppings
are full of partly digested corn and that is the
food the fish need.

We're off to a good start!

CHRISTIANVILLE
[JUNIOR
Boys and girls, God's Word
says... "The poor shall never
cease, therefore I command
thee, saying open thine
hand wide..." Deut. 15:11.

This is vvhat you have been

doing opening your hand
wide to help our hungry
babies. Here in our picture
you see some of the little
ones whom you are helping.
Many of these little ones
who belong to Jesus, would
not live if they were not
getting help. Please remem
ber the children in your
prayers.

h;ach week our Nutrition ladies load up the horse that will carry food up the
mountains to the outpost. There they will cook for the babies and teach the mothers
how to care for them. They will also give them food to cook for the other days of the
week

II is a long hike up there but our ladies are Christians and they are happy to go and
help the little hungry children.

Want to know a surprise ? We are planning to open a new kindergarten in September.

We will la-.e children from 3 to 5 years old who have been getting strong from being
in thi? Nutrition feeding. You see, after they get well, they have to leave so that other
sickly babnes can come in.

But when

they go

back

home there will still not be

enough toed, it we can have

them III Kindergarten we

can feed them and keep
them strong
that they
will loar-i better when they
do

come

to

school.

We

know yuij will be glad to

heartnis

Sometimes they are sick

and have to go to the hospital. Like little

Contave who Is now having Typhoid Fever.

Our family has given blood for a transfusion
for him and we are praying that God will
spare his life. We visit him every day and
show him we care. Our children are all on

vacation but they come each day for songs

and a Bible lesson before their dinner. If you
were here we would let you help us pass out
the plates of food. Now that would be fun,
wouldn't It I

Jean Augustine takes his music very

seriously. He loves to play that saxiphone
and you would too, if you had the chance.
We think he is a lucky little boy and so does
he. Augustine takes his school work
seriously too, and we like those A's that we
see on his report.

Hey kids, look at all that corn ! That's Wayne supervising the boys In spreading thei
corn out on our roof-top to dry in the sun. When the field of corn was ready to reap,
our school boys did the picking. That was 2 days of fun for them ! Bag after bag was
stacked into the truck, and hauled up to our course. After the corn dried it was
removed to the yard where a machine picked off all the little kernels. Now the
corn is ready to grind into chicken feed and it will then be a great help in the chicken
project. Soon we hope to have more eggs for our children.

CHRISTIANVILLE FOUNDATION, INC.

Directors

Mr and Mrs James Herget, Managing directors

Mr Robert C. Shannon, Largo, Fla., u.s.a.
Mr Fred W. Smith Jr., Jacksonville, Fla., u.s.a.
Mr. Donald Wheeler, Orlando, Fla,, U.S.A.
Mr Elvin Gray, Tampa, Fla., U.S.A.
Mr. Leon Dorleans, HaTti.

Missionaries and Sponsoring Churches

James Herget, First Christian Church, College Park, GA.

Carol Herget, First Christian Church, Largo FL.
Sam Streu, Volunteer
Wayne Herget, Kenwood, GA.
Christine Herget, Englewood, Jacksonville, FL.
Sandy DeVinney, Christian Church, Colorado, Arizona.

Agriculture
Dentist

Secretary

Junior and Kip Gearte, N. Manchester, IN.

Dr. Virgil Ullom, Dental Outreach, Babson Park, Fl.
Christine Herget

Mr and Mrs Les Lumsden, P.O. Box 812, PuntaGorda, Fl.

Mr and Mrs James Aberle, Willlamsville, N.Y.
Mr and Mrs James Wood, Decatur, GA.
Jean-Claude Leger, Port-au-Prlnce, HaYti
Attorney
Editor The Evangel" Mrs Carol Herget
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P.O. Box 1690, Port-au-Prince, Haiti

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This is not an application form. It is not an official form endorsing you and your work. It is simply a worksheet designed to help us publicize
your work that may help produce new friends for you, prayers and financial assistance. If any questions seem too personal or seem offensive
to you, please feel free to leave them blank.

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churchestosupportyourmisslonary work. Certainly the
words of these elders will help to convince others
regarding the worthiness of your mission work. Please

help MSA to spread your news through HORIZONS by

sending these elders' letters from your sponsoring
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mission equipment
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Pilot

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Christian Service Camp

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Do you have relatives in 'mission work? Yes

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Mission Services Association is depending upon you to keep her informed regarding your missionary activity.
Thanks so very much; you are the BEST source for your information we know, so you are a vital partner.
If you have additional information that you think will be helpful to the staff of MSA in preparing news stories about
your ministry, please feel free to send it. MSA is depending upon you. Thanks.

MISSION

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FORM
Date Rec'd:

This form is prepared to heip you give accurate background informa

tion about yourself and your mission work.

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mation formats published by Mission Services Association.
Please type or print clearly

"Do not abbreviate

Please do not write on this form anything other than that requested. Attach extra sheets for additional information you may want to provide.

This is not an application form. It is not an official form endorsing you and your work. It is simply a worksheet designed to help us publicize
your work that may heip produce new friends for you, prayers and financial assistance. Ifany questions seem too personal or seem offensive
to you, please feel free to leave them blank.

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your sponsoring churchea which will encourage other

mission field.

churches to support you riT|ssionary work. Certainty the

words of these elders will help to convince others

regarding the worthiness c|f your mission work. Please

help MSA to spread your news through HORIZONS by

sending these elders' letters from your sponsoring

churches as soon as possible. MSA will be happy to help
you contact these elders if you will send the full
addresses of the churches.

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Zip

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of

birth

Month,

Day

Year

Please list places of previous Christian service and what service you did as a brief career summary. Give
approximate dates:
Place

Position

Service

Location

Number of years

Dates

EDUCATION (high school and later):

Name of school

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What influenced you to become a missionary?

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What is your purpose in missions?

Or what do you hope to accomplish on the mission

field?

Your own explanation in some detail might be influential in leading others into full-time service. (Use extra sheets if
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RECOMMENDATION

I am happy to recommend Wayne Herget as one who

is worthy of support of our churches. I have known
Wayne most of his life. He has been in our home and
church often.

Wayne is a very bright young man who iscompletely

dedicated to serving Christ. He is a young man of
integrity who is completely reliable. I am certain
that he would honor any trust ever placed in him.
He being a product of Christian missions makes him
even more valuable as he serves as a missionary him
self.

[With people like Wayne Herget at work the future of

our cause in the Caribbean is very bright indeed. He
has already merited our support;and he will continue
to do so.

REGISTERING FOR CLINIC

Over

20,000

people

have registered

at

Christianville's Medical Clinic and more than

1200 have been treated in our Dental Clinic.

Sincerely.
Robert C. Shannon, Pastor
First Christian Church Largo, Florida.

Excellent donations of medicines have kept

the Clinic efficient and missionary nurses have
managed it. Haitian Doctors and a lab technition are a part of our staff. Dentists come
from the U. S. each month.

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HISTORY

From a small child Wayne showed keen promise of

j being a worker for the Lord's vineyard. Nothing was

CHRISTIANVILLE is the mission Wayne

Herget has chosen for his life's work. We

' ever too hard for Wayne and he often remained with

.a job after the other children left for play. During his

//formative years Wayne learned much of the building

recommend him to the churches of America

fj trade including electrical wiring and plumbing.

for this dedication of a life that has already

been used in God's service for many years.
Wayne will gratuade from Atlanta Christian
College, Atlanta, GA and will enter full time
service in May 1984. It is our joy to commend
him to you.

After the Hergets moved to Haiti, Wayne took an

I even greater interest in serving the Lord. It was not a

surprise when he expressed his desire to enter the
ministery.

Wayne Herget was born in Jamaica and was"adaped' to the Herget family at the age of two years. He

Jim and Carol Herget

Christianville Foundation

waslegallyadopted later onasthe Herget's second son.

Older brother Tony was also legally adopted.

Inc.

YOUR SERVANT WAYNE

-no.,

Haiti, W. I.

PLANS FOR THE FUTURE

CHRISTIANVILLE

CHRISTIAN CHURCH

was established in 1979. Now an average of

200 attend each Sunday morning. Growth
has been slow but steady and members are
grounded in the faith. 13 weekly services are
held including a daily 5 a. m. prayer service,
Bible studies and choir practices.

After graduation I will return to Haiti, the

Lord willing, to become a full time mission
ary for Christianville Foundation Inc. This
is the mission my parents have established in
the needy island of Haiti.

.0^,y work will include teaching Bible classes,

organizing church teaching programs, acting

as assistant minister with our full time Haitian

Pastor, interpretting for visiting seminar

preachers and teachers, and teaching capable
church members to be Sunday School teach

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CHRISTIANVILLE SCHOOL

In the Mission's physical work I will be super

vising work teams, driving trucks for hauling
building supplies, and doing general building
labor where needed.

My greatest desire is to serve the Lord and to

bring honor and glory to His Name.
MY NEEDS

"The laborer is worthy of his hire."

Over

400

children

attend

Christianville

School. Here is the heart-throb of the mission

- the hope of the future, the good soil for the

sowing of the seed of the Gospel. Here is the
learning seat of a new way of life that spells
high morals, good nutrition, stepping stones
for earning a living ... all couched in a firm
Christian atmosphere. Children learn of Jesus
while satisfying their hunger for food and
education.

(Luke 10:7)

Understanding God's Word and His plan for

His servants to be supported, I present my
iieciis for vour prayerful consi>kTaiion,
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Service Link

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monthly;

Transportation to field
(plane and shipping)

Bnptism:nrc held in n nenrbv river or-at the

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50U.UU

sea. Adiilr literacy classc.s are held 5 nighr.s

a week to teach people ro rcati their Bibles.
This has resulted in many being won to

800.00

Christ.

Sunday School averages over 200 but there

is no room for the children to remain for

WAYNE HERGET
P.O.Box 695

Monroe, Georgia 30655 - 0695

morning worship until our new building is

complete. A few children attend with their
parents.