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Qutreac^

Truly

when

the

day

of

judgment comes

we

shall

no t

be ex am in ed a s to

wha t we have r e ad

[studied] but

wh a t we have don e

Thomas Kempis

November 2006

Edit ion


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Table of

Contents

Introduction to

Outreach

International

Organizational Flowchart

Boa rd Me mbe rs

U SA S taff

urr nt

Fields

o f Service

Youth Educational Services Y.E.S.

Student

International Research SIR Project

Contact Information

A1 Hamilton Co founder of

Outreach

International

pictured above with

preachers in

Uganda. O.I. is

working

in cooperation with the

Church of Christ

Mission

in Mbale Uganda.


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The Organizational

Structure

o f Ou tre ac h In te rn atio na l

Direc to r s

Chu r ch e s

Ful l Timc

Missionar ies

Advisory

Board

Pres iden t

J ona t h an Hami l t on

Recru i te r s

Tra ine r s

USA Support Services

Consu l tan t s

Missionary Recruits

Short LongTerm

Boa r d

o f D i r e c to r s

Jonathan

Hamilton Greg Stephens

Hamilton

Sonja

Hawkins

John O.

Schof ie ld

Boa r d o f dv i s o r s

Floyd Clark C) Del Chafey IN)

Doug Orton

MI)

David

Fielding TX)

Greg Stephens

IN

Baxter IL)

John 0 .

Schofield IN

Wayne Black WV)

Stacy

Garner O) Richard Castle MO)

John

Leech III N) Mark Layman TX)

US S t a f f

Jona than Hamil ton Pres iden t

Al Hamil ton

In te rna t iona l Direc tor

Sonja Hawkins

Business

Manager

Teri

Hamil ton ssis tantto th e Pres iden t

John O. Schofield

has been

a

vital

member of

our board of directors for

many

years and is also

the

co-founder o f Outreach

International and

a

major contributor to the

ministry

We are

grateful for all his years of

service

and support

and for sharing our vision and

goals

in the job of

reaching unreached

people groups with the

Gospel of Christ. Mr. Schofield is currently the

Chairman

o f

the

Board o f

Outreach International.


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Wha t

is

Out r each Internat ional?

Outreach international is a Missionary

Motivation

Ministry

designed

to

recruit

Missionary

Volunteers

for

work overseas

in

a re as th a t a re

un r e ached with

th e

Gospel of Christ or

areas

that are

particularly

difficult

to enter.

O.I. is a non-profit organization

founded

by Al Hamilton

and

John O.

Schofield

in

1977. The primary goal of Outreach International is

to open

new fields as the Lord leads.

Outreach

International serves

to

advise

and support

missionaries in projects

God has

placed

on their

hear ts

The operating philosophy of

Outreach

international

since its beginning in 1977, is based

on

the fact

that

all

mank ind

d ese rv e th e

c h a n c e

to

h e a r

a b o u t

th e

saving

grace

of Jesus Christ

and

that It is

each

Christian s responsibility to

do

all we can to

reach

th e world

with

th e G ood

News of

Sa lva ti on found in

Jesus

Christ .

Therefore Ou t r e a ch In te rna t iona l has

a c t e d

as starters

for

those new to

worldwide

missions

and has helped

start, by the

grace

of

God,

severa l new missions

ac ross th e

world .

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cu r r e n t

f ie lds o f s e rv ic e


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It

has

always

been

my ambition to

preach

the

Gospel

whe r e Chr i s t w as

no t known

Roma n s 15 :20

Outreach In ternat ional

is

fai th based

miss ion

ministry. All the missionaries

and

stateside

staff

working under Outreach International

are

supported

by churches and individuals. This

mission operates and exists only by direct

support

of churches and individu ls like you

All d on atio ns are needed and welcomed as we

strive

to stretch

them

and use

them

wisely.

May

the Lord

be praised

in

ll

our

efforts


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US

Sta f f

A1

and

nn e t te

Hami l ton

A1 and nnet te h a v e d ed ic ate d th eir i

adult lives to serving the Lord through I

missionary

recruiting

and

training

I

They seek to

serve those who have

a I

hear t to re a c h th e u n r e a c h e d w ith th e

Gospel

of

Christ, but

who

do not know

how

to go about it. It is

in partnership

with

churches, mission agencies and willing

recruits that God

has

blessed A1 and Annette with bei ng a part

of

this mission ministry. A1 and Annette started their

missionary work in South Africa soon after they were married.

They have also lived and

worked

in Puerto Rico, Uganda, and

Singapore. They have traveled to numerous other countries for

survey trips

and

short-term mission projects. A1 has been

involved in getting many mission agencies started, including the

founding

of

Pioneer Bible Translators in 1974. In 1977

A

felt

led

by the Lord to

start

a

Missionary

Motivation

Ministry

that

focused on recruiting workers for the

unreached

fields and areas

of the world, and helping get people

who

wanted to serve the

Lord in this way to the field giving them a start in missions, so

O u t r e ac h I n te rn a ti o na l

w a s

f o u n d e d . A1 and A n n e tt e c o n ti nu e

today as mission consultants and the International Directors for

O u t r e a c h I n t e r n a t i o n a l .

A1

is

a l s o

t h e D i r e c t o r fo r th e m is s io n

projects in

Sudan, and has spent

time working there in

leadership training. All four of Al and Annette s children are

involved in missionary work.

Al and

Annette live in Hurst,

Texas

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o n ath an and Tcr i

am i lton

As a second generation missionary

Jonathan

started missionary

work

at the

age

of

20

when

he

moved

to

Uganda

where

he

was

involved in

church

plant

ing

and

youth work.

He has

also lived

and

worked in Kenya

South

Africa

and

Hungary,

and

has taken survey trips to several

other

countries.

Since his

double

lung transplant in 1997 due to Cystic Fibrosis

he has

been

in the states speaking recruiting

and

overseeing

those

on the field. Teri lived in China for

ten

years where she

studied Chinese

and

taught

English

as a

Second Language

in a

university. She has also been on short-term mission trips to

several other

countries.

Jonat han and

Teri

now live and work in

the

O.I.

office

in

Bedford,

Texas.

In addition to

their

missionary support services Jonathan and Teri also travel and

represent Outreach International at conferences and campus

ministries

and churches all over the country.

[email protected]

Dale and

Sonja

Hawkins

Sonja is

the

business manager for

Outreach

Internat ional and works in the main office in

Bethel Missouri.

She has conducted

survey

trips to several countries as well as lived and

worked with her family the Hamiltons in

Uganda, East Africa.

She has

been the team

leader in starting

new

works

that

are ongoing in China,

Hungary, and Southeast Asia. As well as performing the many

tasks of a business manager Sonja also travels to campus

ministries and churches speaking and representing Outreach

International. Dale serves with Sonja as a

consultant to new

recruits

and

students serving abroad.

[email protected]


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Eric and Chrlsta Harland

Equatorial Guinea

West

Africa

Allen and Betty Pierce

Charles

and

Bridget UllbarrI

Patrick Mahoney

France

Bill and Anne-Carollne Baird

Karen

Richardson

Hait i

Wayne and Judy Black

Oblnson Joseph

Freder ick Et ienne

Ind i a

Beth Waterman

Mexico

Michael

and

Ann McKlnney

Josh and

Susan Sanchez

New Zea l and

Dr. Bruce

Tina Hacker

Papua New

Guinea

Jesse

and Karle Pryor

Russ ia

George

and

Connie Keralls

Safari Insight

Mission

Al

Velma

Corson

Sou th Africa

Roland Joseph

Sou t h e a s t

Asia

Sudan

Michael

J.

Smith

Tha i l and

Jared Hia

Uganda

Mary Frank

Norma Cadde li


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Current

Fields

Service

E a s t

Asia

East Asia

Outreach

Eric

and

Christa

Harland with

their

daughter, Mackenzie,

and son

Aden, are currently beginning their

work

overseas. They

have

been

preparing

for

cross-cultural ministry

since 1999 They

are working

in

East Asia and are plan on translating

the Bible for an unreached people group. Their first tenn will be

mostly dedicated

to relationship

building amongst

the

local people,

partnership

building

amongst local church

leaders

and missionaries,

ministry pursuits

in

leadership training

and varied other opportuni

ties

and

language studies.

This

will

put

them

in a position to begin

the bulk of translation

work

at the beginning of their second term.

They

believe that

the

Bible is important because it is

the

inspired

Word of God It contains the

message of salvation

offered to man

kind through

the

willing sacrifice of

Jesus

Christ at Calvary.

Every

one in the world needs to have the opportunity to hear, accept and

possess

that

message

so that they may

spend eternity

with their

Crea

tor No other book or religious

system can offer

this. Nothing

short

G o d s

W o r d will do

Equatorial

Guinea.West

Afiica

www.egmissions.org

Allen and Betty Pierce are the te m le ers for

the project in Equatorial

Guinea. TTieir goals are

to focus on the

needs

of Bible translation literacy,

and church leadership

development

for Equatorial

Guinea,

and to

provide

the

necessary

resources

whereby

the national church

may

be able to adequately propagate the

Gospel of

Jesus

Christ

among

their own people

groups.

The

Pierces

have

set up a translation

team

to translate the

Bible

into the Fang

language. There are nine

different indigenous people groups

in

Equatorial

Guinea, and

all

nine

are unreached according

to

current

mission terminology.

[email protected]


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Equatorial

Guinea^

West Afnca

Charles

and Bridget Ulibarri

along

with their children Micah

Brianna

are

currently

working

alongside

Allen

and

Betty Pierce

who

are doing New Testament

Bible

Translation of the

Fang

language.

Their ministry is Church Leadership

Development

EE). Computer Technical Support and

Literacy.

The children are doing

home

schooling and

helping

out

where

they

can.

The

Ulibarris

have been

in

Africa since August

of

2004.. Au

gust through - November

they spent time in Cameroon at the SIL,

African

Orientation

Course.

They

have been

in Equatorial

Guinea,

since November

of 2004. Of the time

they have been

inE.G., since

June of 2005, they

have been doing

theirministries as

well

asmain

taining the mission base in

Bata

while Allen and Betty Pierce were

on

home assignment.

They

live

in

Bata, Equatorial Guinea

at the

A.C.T.B. Linguistics Center,

[email protected]

Patrick Mahoney

picture

not

available

after attending 8

week internship

with

PBT in

Papua

New

Guinea

in 1999 discov

ered that he

enjoyed working with

languages and

Bible

translation

and decided

that

is

what

he

wanted to do

with

his life

i f

the Lord

was

willing.

He graduated

from

Cincinnati

Bible

College

in 2000

andCincinnati Bible Seminary in 2002 graduating

with

a Master

of

Arts

in

Biblical

StudiesOld Testament. He is

beginning

the

process

of fund

raising

to go to Equatorial Guinea in order to do

Old Testament Translation and work

with

Allen and

Betty

Pierce

and the Outreach International Equatorial

Guinea team.

He

plans

to go to Equatorial Guinea in the

Summer

of 2007 if the

funds

are

raised..

The Team in Equatorial Guinea

needs more

workers

both

long term and short te rm. There

are many opportunities to use your talents for His

Kingdom

in EG. If

you are Interested contact

Ou t r e a c h n t e r n a t i ona l o r

t h e P i e r c e s


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France

Bill

and

Anne Caroline Baird live and work

in Poitiers, France and have four children Esmee

8,

lona

6, Clement 2 and their newest

addition Meline Grace

w

born

on

Septem

ber the 8th, 2006. They

have established

a,

church and recently acquired a

church building.

The

church

is growing

and the different

ministries

have

expanded.

There is the children s

ministry, the worship ministry (worship group

and

choir

group);

the

prayer ministry

2

different

groups),

the discipleship

ministry the

home

group),

the

evangelism ministry (Thanksgiving, Christmas

and

Easter),

and the

fellowship ministry

(potlucks,

picnics...). This

year

they ve

added the

social

outreach

ministry

and the

Sunday

morning

prayer

group.

Next year they are

planning

to start

expanding

the evangelism

ministry with

the

launch

of the

Alpha course

which is

proven

to be very

effective

even

in France. They are also planning to start a men s group,

women s

group

and a marriage

counseling group.

God

willing )

Their

goal is to lead

new

Christians into a deeper relationship with Christ, and

they rejoice

in the spiritual

growth

they

are

witnessing

among

the

members.

([email protected])

Karen

Ridiardson graduated from Roanoke Bible

College with a BS in

Bible

and

Missions

emphasis in

May 1987. She

arrived

in Poitiers,

France

in Septem

ber 1987 to help Steve and Joni Petty plant a church

and

she

is

still

there almost

20

years

later.

At the pre

sent

time she works along with Bill and Anne-Caroline Baird and is re

sponsible for

the

children s ministry (Sunday School classes, monthly

kid s afternoon

program

and

special events).

She is the

church treasurer

and helps

with

the organization

and

planning of

all

other church activi

ties.

She is a part of the OutreachInternational

missionary team

in Poit

iers,

France

working with university students in a

campus

ministry, as

well

as

teaches

and

leads

in

the

church

where

Bill

Baird

is

the minis ter.

([email protected])

The team in Fr anc e Is proying for more workers to

serve

with

them.

Poitiers is a university town, so

there

are many

opportunities to reach out to both French and international

students

as an English

teacher or student of

French.

ontac t Out r each

nternat ional

if you

are interested

in serving in Fr an ce .


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it i

Wayne and Judy Black act as

irectors

for I

all

Outreach International work

in

Haiti which

includes

Labors

of

Love Haiti Active I

Evangelism

and

Double Vision

Christian

|

Ministr ies The

work

in

Haiti

includes evan

gelism, leadership training, Bible teaching,

relief work,

education,

and

church

planting. There are currently

467 students in

the school.

Wayne and Judy work

with

nine churches, with about 1 100 total

members.

Short tenn mission trips to Haiti are part of

the

Black s

ministry through Labors

of

Love

and Haiti

Active Evangelism.

Haiti

National

Workers

Obinson

Joseph pictured left is

a

local

evangelist

with Haiti

Active

Evangelism.

He

works

hand in hand

with Wayne

Judy Black

andLabors of

Love. Frederick

Etienne is a local

evangelist with

Double Vision Christian

Ministries. Noel

Diuesell

works alongside Frederick as his assistant min

ister. Due to recent health problems, hrederick

has been

in the

USA

for

several months for medical treatment but hopes to return to the

work

in

Haiti inNovember 2006 Lord

willing.


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India

BethWaterman

(no picture

available) serves in Kolkata India with

Word Made

Flesh,

an organization working

among

the

poorest

of

the

poor.

She

works

in

Sonagachi,

Kolkata's

largest

red

light

district

among women sold into

the sex trade.

This has

been

a year of

watching God move in mighty

ways

to open up doors for the

women The Word Made Flesh team

has also

started a business to

offer women alternatives to prostitution and freedom from the

shame

they carry. As

this

next year begins, Beth will be

heading

back

to Kolkata for another three

years

taking the role as

Servant

Team

Coordinator. WMF

offers

four

month short

term

trips

to

give

col

lege and post

coUege

folks a chance to serve and

learn

about the

women in Sonagachi. She will be leading and

heading

all

of these

teams. Even

through the darkness that covers Kolkata still

there

are

small rays

of Light shining through, God doing

great

things in this

city, and it is incredible to be a part of it

I

will never

be

the same because

of

the

work and

people

I

have

met

[in Kolkata] I

have

seen, and continue to be amazed that Christ

Jesus uses

messed

up broken things to declare

and

expand His

Kingdom, certainly this

true, because He

using me.

In response to llic lucstion

Will

tJie hcatJien who have never heard

the Gospel be saved? Charles Si)urgeon answered,

It is

more

a question with

me

whetlier we who have

the Gospel and ftiil to give it to tliose who have nqt,

can be saved


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Mexico

Michael and Ann McKinney

r

currently

ministering

in

Florida

but

continue

to

have

a

heart

for

Mexico.

They

are making one short term trip a

year

to

some of the poorest

villages

in

Mexico

to

help provide medical

clin

ics.

They hire

local

Mexican doctors to go with

them.

While in

the

villages they also show Christian films to reach out to the com

munities, as well as

encourage

and work with the believers.

[email protected])

Josh and Susan Sanchez are

both

03

graduates

from Central Christian College of

the Bible, in Moberly, MO On a

survey

trip

in

January

of 2005

Josh

and Susan met a

Christian

family

of ten people who desired

someone

to

come and

teach

them and

start

a

Christ ian church

where

they

can leam

andgrow and reach out to others. They are

currently

church

planting inManzanillo, Mexico. Manzanillo is

located

and

the west coast of Mexico, and has a

population

of 114 000

people. They have been in Manzanillo

since

November

of

2005. They are currently working with a

house

church, doing

weekly

Bible studies, giving marital

counseling to

two families, and

training people

in

the

church

to do

cell

groups.

The

church

is

currently up to 15 gathering weekly,

are

tithing and giving for

the

purchase

of land to

build

a church

building within

the next year^^

Manzanillo was a city without a Christian

church

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New Zealand

Dr.

Bruce

and Tina Hacker

picture

not available) are planning

a

crip

New

Zealand in 2007 that is geared towards establishing

contact

with

several

mission

organizations

already

established

in

New Zealand

to see

what

has

been done thus

far

and what

needs to

be

done

in the

future.

The purpose s to prepare for the

second-

wave

harvest of unsaved and un churched people moving primarily

from

Southeast sia

to live and work in New Zealand This no

doubt will include people who are Muslims, Buddhists. Hindus

Jews as well as

from

other religions and cultures. Secondly they will

determine

what

the spiritual and

physical needs

of

these

cthnos-

groLips in order to develop a strategy for the future missions

groups from

their

home church and other like-minded churches as

they share the Gospel of Jesus Christ

with

chose God brings across

their

paths. Thirdly

they plan

to learn from the various

cultures

and

not to attempt to Americanize/Westernize the people of New

Zealand. They are in need of

prayers

for

God s favor,

health and

financial

support in His

endeavor.

PapuaNew Guinea

Jesse

and Karie pryor

and their children

Naleh,

Elijah and

Judah

l v n Papua

New Guinea. Jesse grew up in PNG. His

parents

have been

working on translating the

Bible into the language of the Ap Ma

people.

Now the need is arising to teach the Ap Ma

people how to read their own language.

There has also

always

been

a need for proper medical care. Aware of

these needs,

Jesse

and Karie have launched the Ap Ma

Outreach

Project to work in the

field

of

community

development in the Ap

Ma

language.

With

their sawmill, they plan

to

build

a

facility chat

will have classrooms,

offices, and a

small clinic.

They

are

also

discipling and teaching in the

local

church. The Pryor s home

church. Liberty Christian

Church

in Martinsville,

Indiana s

their

sending church. Outreach International has been

approved

by the

government

of

PNG as an

official association.

malolomanki{@hotmail.com)


17/24

Russia

George and

Connie

Keralis

worked

in

Moscow, Russia for many years. They have

relumed

to

the

states

to

teach missions

at

Platce

Valley Bible

College, after training

and

equipping

Russian

Christians

for leadership in Russian

churches.

They continue to work

with

the

Russian

Christians and

take

short

term

trips to encourage and

teach

the brethren there.

[email protected]

Safari

Insight Mission

A1

\^lnia orsons

Mission Statement is:

To generate

an active Biblical

insight within the

African culture

with

an emphasis on a biblical

world

view and

self

development

by personally

involving state

side

churches

through

the

use

of

seminars

and short

term

mission trips. They

strive to involve church leaders

n

a

n

mission

insight seminar and complete

the

seminar with

an extended

mission s

trip

abroad.

Theyplan to

make

2 t o 4

trips

a

year with

no

more than

4 people accompanying

them

to

South

Africa and/or

Mozambique per trip

[email protected])

South

fiica

Roland

Joseph

lives

and

works in

Kimberley,

South

Africa.

He is the minister at

Kimberley

Christian Church He also ministers and helps

with several

othercongregations in the area. He

teaches

at the

Bible college

in

Kimberley,

and

takes

part in

conferences

all

over South

Africa.

Hamilton

led

Roland

Joseph to

the

Lord in the

1960s when

and Annette were

missionaries in

South

Africa

and Roland

has been a

committed

minister

of theGospel

since

that

tune.

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Moses Okeny

James Moi

Sudan

Hamilton is

the Director

for

the mission

projects

in

Sudan.

Outreach International assists national workers, lay leaders andmin

isters

in the

Sudan.

Two

local Sudanese

evangelists, James

Moi

and Moses Okeny, are

being

sponsored by

O.I.

Outreach

International is

also

helping to sponsor a national

Sudanese

Christian medical student, Samuel Madul

Anyiethgai.

Dr Michael J Smith is the

Sudan

Project

Advisor.

He is cur

rently raising

funds for the

medical

and evangelistic

activities

in

south Sudan

^orgo

so

hvecf tfe worCf that he

gave

TRs

onCy BegottenSonthat whosoever BeReves in

shaffnot perish, But have

everlasting

Gfe.

John 3: 6


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Thailand

Ijared Hla

is

umiese

young

m n

who is a second

generation missionary, the son of

James

Shai Paw

Hla who are

missionaries

in Chiang Mai Thailand.

I

Jared

began

working

in

Chiang Mai, with

a

population

just under one

million, in

May

2006. His

focus

will be

ministering

to Thai university students who are primarily

Folk

Buddliiscs.

Jared s calling to

reach

university

students

resulted

from

taking a prayer

journey

in the summer of2003

and he is looking

forward

to what the Lord has in store for him and the

ministry

to

university

students in Chaing Mai.

[email protected]

outheast sia

Outreach International has opportunities in closed countries in

Southeast

Asia.

A person can study language and culture in a

university while sharing the

Gospel

with

fellow

students, teachers,

tutors, and

friends.

One

can

also

teach English

in a

university

in

Southeast Asia andshare the Gospel in

many

ways.

Uganda.

East Afnca

Norma Caddell and Mary Frank re

long-time

friends

living

in Waxahachie,

Texas.

They

will

work alongside Favor

of

God

Ministries

(FOGM) in Gulu, northern Uganda.

Nornia is a family nurse practitioner and plans

to set up a walk-in

clinic

in Gulu, as well as a

mobile medical

clinic

that will visit IDP camps and bush villages (as

they are reestablished , in

conjunction

with evangelism and

discipleship

activities.

Mary

is also a registered nurse but plans to be

using her

spiritual

gifts

of

administration

and

teaching

s

she works

with

the

Ugandan

staff in developing

and

implementing an

organizational framework for the many

ministries

of FOGM. Believ

ing that ministry should be

an extension

of the indigenous church,

both

Norma

and

Mary plan

on working themselves out of a

job

by

passing along

their

expertise to Ugandan believers

who

are

appropriately

gifted.


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Tamaica

in

more children

importancly the

Associated

Ministries

Jacques and Bev

Blackwell

and their

children, Nicolas.

Roshane,

Brady,

and

Megan

live and work

inBeecher Town,

Jamaica.

They

minister to a growing congregation

there.

They have often taken children into their

home as

foster

parents, and

have recently

built

a Children s Homeand

plan

to be

able

to take

who

are in

need

of

their

love

and more

love and salvation

of

Jesus Christ

[email protected])

Jacques and Bev host youth groups and

church

groups

If

you

are

interested

In a

mission trip

to Jamaica

con t a c t Out r each n te rna t iona l

Mexico

Ray

and Violeta Gaytan and their daughter,

Anna, live and work in

Mexico

City

with

Rays of

Light.

They are

involved in

church planting,

discipleship

and

training, and

youth

ministry.

Outreach International serves in an advisory

capacity for the Gaytan family and

[email protected])

South

Ainca

Pete

and Fran Laughren and their son Denzil

live

and work

in

George, South

Africa. They are

involved

in Leadership Training through

Cape

Bible

Seminary. Pete travels regularly to several

towns

and

areas

teaching

the Christian

leaders.

In addition to their training

sessions, they

are

active

in the local

church

in George. Fran, AI

and Annette s

oldest daughter,

leads several Va

cation

Bible

Schools in the summers, reaching hundreds of children

with

the Gospel of Christ

[email protected])


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South fiica

Stacy and Angie Gamer minister at Fergu

son Christian

Church

and teach at Saint Louis

Christian

College. They,

through

Gateway

I

International Educational Services, lead

groups

of young

people

on internships to South

Africa

and other

countries every

summer. They

work with Pete

and

Fran

Laughren

and

Roland

Joseph when inSouth

Africa.

INTERNSHIP

OPPORTUNITY

Each

summer

an

internship

to South

Africa

is

planned.

The cost is

approximately 4,500. Interns can earn

college

credit while doing

ministry

and glorifying Jesus

Christ.

On this internship you will:

Teach to

abnost

500 children a day in Vacation Bible

Schools

held in

Cape

Town, George, Graaff-Reinet, Kimberley, and

Bloemfontein

Help youth to

grow more

in Christ at the

youth camp

inPort

Elizabeth

involved

in

preaching,

teaching, praying andsinging for the

SouthAfrican

people

Serve with experienced missionaries andSouthAfrican

preachers

and leaders

Build

lasting relationships

with

the

South

African

people

Leamabout the culture and historyof South

Africa

Experience

God s breathtaking

creation

Glorify our

Savior

If

you

are interested in an internship withStacy

Garner

email

[email protected] or call 314)521-4850.

Nicole Dill works

with Gateway

Internat ional Educational Services in

organizing and leading internships to

South Africa, ([email protected])


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Youth

Educat ional Services

Y.E.S,

Youth Educational Services is a

sister

organization

of

Outreach International. Y.E.S. was incorporated to provide

a vehicle to help

students and teachers

enter

countries

that a re resistant to the Gospel.

STUDE IVT I I \ T l l I \ AT IO I \AL n S AKC I I

The S.I.R. project is a project within Y.E.S. whicli utilizes

Christian students to

conduct vital research of one of the 12

unreached

people groups in the world in order to find out what

is needed to enter

that

country and work among

that

people

group. In this program, a Christian student can serve for a short

term visit to do research as a rep for Y.E.S. and in this way go

into a foreign country as a student on an educational research

project. The student

can

spend a few days to study

the

culture

and

language of a people even in

remote

locations of the country,

without being seen as a threat to the government or it s political

position. A volunteer in the S.I.R. project will be assigned an

unreached people group. Volunteers will be asked to:

Spend one hour each month gathering information on

their

um-eached people group. We will show you what to

look for.)

Spend one hour each

month

in prayer for their unreached

people group. The information you collect will guide you in

your

prayers.

Participate in advanced research optional for each

volunteer), by spending 2-3 weeks in the country to

investigate

an

unreached people group, researching their

particular

needs. We will teach you what you need to know

to accomplish this.) The approximate cost for this trip is

S2.. >00.

IS

jou^Te

iiitei*eiiel in th is project

c o n t a c t A1

milton


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c o u l d shrink

th e eart h s

population to

a

village o f

precisely

lo o people with all

the

existing

human

ratios remaining

th e

same i t would look

something

like

the

following:

T h e r e would

be:

57

Asians

22 E u r o p e a n s

n from

th e

Western

Hemisphere

8

A f r i c a n s

52

would b e fe ma le

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male

70 w ould b e n on wh ite

30

would b e w hite

70

would b e non-Christian

30 would b e C h ri st ia n

6

p eo pl e w ou ld possess

59 o f

th e entire world s wealth

and

all 6

would be

from

th e

United

f t a t e s

8 0 w ould live in s u b s t a n d a rd housing

7 0 w ou ld b e u n a b l e

to

read

50 would

s u f f e r from malnutrition

1 would

b e

near

d e a t h ;

i would

b e n e a r

birth

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only

il

would

have a college

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a

compu te r

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avai lable

to

s pe a k

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churches

c a m p u s

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c o n f e r e n c e s o n t a c t u s fo r a n

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