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Dear Horizons;

37901-2427

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6984 Sandal Court

Cincinnati, OH 45248

June 26, 1987

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I am writing to inform you that my family and I have moved back to theUnited States after a five year ministry with the Platt Bridge Church of Christin Wigan, England. We served there as the living link missionaries from theFirst Christian Church in Tarpon Springs,-Florida. You may remember that Ihad an update article about the work in England published in Horizons lastApril (1986).

My wife Melissa, our two daughters, Sarah and Rachael, and I have movedto Cincinnati, since I have been hired as the new office editor for THE LOOKOUT _.^magazine at Standard Publishing.

I wanted to let you know so your records could be up-to-date (includingyour mailing list for the magazine), and, if you wish to, you could put a newsnote in a future issue.

Thank you for sending Horizons to us in England, and for all yoursupporting work for missionaries.

— " Sincerely,

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Simon J. Dahlman

Good-bye to DianeStortz. Hello to Jim

Dahlman.

Diane is leaving her post asoffice editor of The Lookout

to pursue her free-lance writing career from home. She hasserved at this post since 1983.Before that (1972-78) she wasthe developer and editor ofStandard's Discovering Sunday school curriculum fortwos and threes. She has writ

ten several children's books

and many articles for teachersof children. Her by-line appeared in The Lookout several times during her yearsof service here, although herduties as office editor never

included writing for the magazine and she produced allthese articles on her own time.

Now she's looking forward todevoting her energies solely tosuch projects while continuing

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to fulfill her role as housewife

and mother to two youngschool-age children.

Dahlman replaces her onour staff after serving threeyears as editor of ChristianFellowship, the magazine distributed among churches ofChrist in Great Britain. He

preached at a church of Christin Wigan, England while he

pursued his part-time editor'sduties. His ministry in Wiganbegan in 1982 after his education at Milligan College(where he graduated cumlaude in 1980) and EmmanuelSchool of Religion.

Jim's work with Christian

Fellowship convinced himthat he wants to serve God

through journalism as a ca-

Know someone who'sblind? Would this person like to attend a

Christian retreat with other

visually impaired adults?Such a retreat is planned

October 23, 24 at Camp Elmin Indianapolis, Indiana,sponsored by Christian Mission for the Sightless. Applications, which must be returned by September 11, areavailable from the mission at

5406 Boy Scout Road, Indianapolis, Indiana 46226.

reer rather than a hobby. He isvery interested in writing, andsince he will be full-time with

The Lookout (Stortz workedhere only part-time), he willhave time to write for the

magazine as part of his jobdescription. •