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Dear Brothers in Christ:

1988 WAS A YEAH OF PROGRESS AND YET, MANY PROBLEMS;

We began with victories, then came a "falling away" inthe Brasilia Church like the swarming of a new swarm of bees.Nevertheless, it made for some upsetting experiences and a breakdown of L. David's health. He cancelled his second semester ofteaching at the College and limited his ministry to visitationand the beginning of the "Golden-Age"Sunday School class withpastoral oversight of this age group.

With rest and renewal, this new year of 1989 beginswith new plans and participatio^n in several activities. We willcontinue active in pastoral oversight and Sunday School teacherof the "Golden-Age" group of the Brasilia Church. L. David willcontinue as Dean and supervising internships of student ministriesof the College. He will also teach a class of "Counseling" at theCollege. Ruth will teach English at the College three times a week.We both will participate in Project -Life (Ministering to the Whole-Man) and in the administration of missionary and evangelistic activity of the national mission. We still help finance three evangelists and keep on hand Bible leaflets and Bibles for distribution.

This year,we will be receiving Social Security for ourliving expenses, BUT WE NEED CONTINUED FUNDS FOR TRAVEL, EVANGELISM,COLLEGE AND PROJECTS. We Still need our full budget and ask yourprayers for filling our needs.'

Starla Joy and Luiz Carlos are getting readjusted to thework after their nearly eight months in the States. New plans arebeing laid for all activities...the project - "homes", the healthtrailer, milk distribution and itinerantes. YOUR PRAYERS ARE APPRECIATED FOR THEM AND THESE ACTIVITIES'

We were happy to have two families of visitors from theStates in January. This is vacation from school and College and wewere able to spend some time in fellowship and in seeing the churchesand various projects being carried on. Ruth's niece, Kala Barnettand her husband, Mac and two sons were with us about 10 days and thenRalph and Ruth Culler, ministers at Sunset Hills Christian Church inKansas City were with us for a couple of weeks. It was a time ofblessing for us here.'

As we re-evaluate all aspects of our ministry here inBrazil, we seek the Lord's strength and direction and your continuedprayer and support.'

As we join hands and hearts for His Glory,

cJjLttLv, Lloyd David &Ruth Seders

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IXoyd David and Ruth Sanders plan to take a furlough in 1990.Send them word if you would like them to visit your church.

Mixed BlessingsStarla Joy, Loiz Carlos and family are happy to be back on the

field! After nearly eight months in the States, there was somereadjustment to be made ... getting used to warmer weather andthe rains ... coming back to an almost empty house ... (they hadsold most of their furniture and their car before going to theStates) . . . thus, they were also without transportation.

The children had to get their American school reports translatedto get back into school here ... Luiz Carlos discovered he was onthe verge of diabetes ... Kyula had to undergo an endoscopy withthe result of showing a hernia on her esophagus.

Starla is re'Organizing the For-Llfe [Ministry to the Whole>MaiiProject} as its new president. The group has been meeting weeklyto evaluate all activity and plans for the future.

Even before this, there were documents to prepare and turn overto the Government to confirm that the farm land we were leasingwas being used as proposed so that a new contract could be signed.This is the land where the camp grounds and the "homes" for theelderly are located.

There are now three elderly living on the land, besides the localdirector and his family. Selection is being made for the next needyoccupants. Transportation is a Necessl^!

The Azevedo'sdepend upon God and His people to supply theirspiritual and material needs. They need $1000 for Monthly Livinglink! They need $1000 for Monthly Service Link!

Your personal commitment and generosity to them and thework for which they are responsible, will make a big difference incarrying out their own commitment to Christ and His ministry tothe "whole-man." Designate and send your gift to:

The Azevedos

Brazil Christian MissionBox 17067

Wichita, KS 67217Keep them In your prayers!

Victories In Church Growth

You have read the reports throughout these now 41 years of theestablishing of churches in Brazil. Lloyd David and Ruth Sandershave labored along with the mlsslonartes who have shared In theextension of the church in many locations. In more recent years,the national staff of laborers have caused the extension to multiplyinto other areas and other states. In fact, volunteers appearregularly to open op new works . . . many of which it has beenimpossible to accept because of lack of finances.

American mission funds now join with the Brazilian missionwhich has organized as an evangelistic commission to help weakchurches and start new churches. Each member (volunteerpreachers and elders) will share monthly to establish a fund for thepurpose of calling an evangelist and support him whileestablishing a new work. Each church can affiliate by sharing inlike manner and the missionaries will also share in thissj)onsorship.

The first efforts wfll be to help a young "tent-maker" evangelistto go 800 miles to work in a new city and area where relatives havealready moved on ahead.

The second effort is to open a new church In the new capital ofthe new state call Tocantins ... some 800 miles north of Brasilia.

Watch and Pray for Reports of This Progrcssl

[Sitting] Luiz Carlos Pinto de Azevedo, Starla Joy Sanders deAzevedo and Kevan Andrew Sanders de Azevedo. [Standing]are Kaliula Joy, Kalinka Jean and Kyula Jane.

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TheBrasilia Church and the Christian College, as wellas the NationalMission and For-Life [Ministry to the Whole-Man\ are housed in theBrasilia Church building.

David Sanders with the "Golden Age Class" of theBrasilia Church. All are widows in this group!

Reception of new members in the last six months of1988 of the BrasiliaChurch. A fellowship dinner wa5 held in their honor following themorning services.

Christian College student, Evaldo de Souza Femandes,repainting the hallways of the area where the ChristianCollege functions.

David Sanders with four of his 16students in Pastoral Counseling.

College student, Vilma da Silva Limareceives a work scholarship and helps inthe mission office and in records ofchurch-work internships of students.

Osorio Gonsalves Rodrigues is professorof History ofthe Church [y4cW^ History ofChristianity I, and Doctrines of theChurch.

Iran Bernardes de Costa is rector of theChristian College and professor ofHermeneutics and Administration of theChurch.

Kyula Jane Sanders de Azevedo teachingfirst year English to Christian Collegestudents in the college Library.

College student, Neusa Alves Neto isadministrative secretary of the collegeduring the day and studies at night.

Ministering to the Whole Man

Eighty-fouryear old Cirilio andwife, Divina, pose in front ofthe "home for the elderly"established in the rural area{near the camp grounds] wherethe project Pw- Vida [For Life]has built six duplex units forthe elderly. They were the firstcouple to come and havealready planted garden cropsand some fruit trees.

liConsuelita Maria de Jesus, at 70 years ofage, has found peace and contentment inher new home in the "For Life"community. She is learning painting anddecorating, as well as planting a gardenforher personal use.

Expedite and wife, Neide, are the localdirectors of "homes for the elderly" andgeneral directors of the communitydevelopment program for the "For-Life"area. With them are their two children

and two nieces.

Joao Branco Rodrigues and family at their home near the campgrounds. He has been the local caretaker for a number ofyears.Because of health, he has been retired, but is continuingtemporarily in his responsibilities along with his wife, Edithe, whooversees the cooking for camps.

Camp Grounds Remodeled

After nearly a year of not being usable, the Camp Grounds arebeing remodeled by the local churches of the area! Definite plansare being laid to make a new emphasis to have Sunday School andpreaching services for the "homes for the elderly" community aswell as for the local rural area.

The Camp Ground dining hall will be used temporarily or untila small chapel and class rooms can be built to accommodate thenew work. Youth from the various churches in the area gave a dayand a half of work to help get the grounds ready for a special campin April. Pray for a Solution to This Need!

Starla and Luiz Carlos registering medicines and supplies at the"For Life" deposit.

Transportation Needed Now I

Homes for the elderly has developed faster than we havebeen able to meet the needs. Although local buses passwithin a half mile, it is impossible to meet emergencies intransportation of food stuffs and medical needs.

WE MAKE AN URGENT APPEAL FOR $6,000 FORA USED VOLKSWAGON MINI-BUS to meet this need.

Visitors Bring Encouragement

Mac and Kala Bamett have been active in friendship in Brazilformany years. Kala is the niece of Ruth Sanders. Through Ruth,they invited the two daughters ofAdeil Fonseca [Pastoral leader ofthe Pinheiro Church of Christ in Sao Paulo and sister-in-law toStarla Joy] each for a year's study in the States, living in theirhome. Adeil, in turn, invited Mac and Kala and their two sons,Mac and Marc, to come to Brazil and spend Christmas with themin Sao Paulo. In January, they visited the Sanders in Brasilia andvisited some of the churches and the social service project of the"homes for the elderly" and the area for children's homes. Inseeing the homes and the Camp Grounds, they felt challenged tohelp in raising funds for farm equipment for the proposedplan ofself-support. Mac and Kala are personally challenging churchesin Western Kansas to raise $15,000. Living in Healy, Kansas, thefamily are all members of the Dighton Christian Church.

Westward — Ho!

Forty-oneyearsago wetalked about going "Westward" into theState of Goiasand toward where the new federal capital would bebuilt. Jose Alves, now ministering to the Nova Gloria, Goiascongregation, some 200miles from Brasilia, proposes resigning totravel to the new growing State of Rondonia, over 800 milesnorthwest of Brasilia.

There, he expects to establish a home for his family of fourchildren, support himself by establishing a work center as atechnician for electrical domestic equipment, and "Preach theGospel and Establish a New Church. Relatives and friends havealready moved to this new State!

We hope to help in this transition and with transportation andexpense funds from three to six months.

Pray for this Venture of Faith!

The neighbor church at Ceres, Goias with pastor Joel Moreira,will oversee the church of 35 members at Nova Gloria until thepastor can be replaced.

Pray for This Need Also!

The Brasilia Church, in cooperation with the Christian College,is planning to open three new locations for student preachingpoints and new churches this year.

Pray for This Expansion!

Ralph and Ruth Culler, ministers of the Sunset HillsChristian Church in Kansas

City have supported the BrazilChristian Mission in many wuvsthrough the years. A fellowclassmate at Johnson Bible

College, they studied togetheralso at Phillips University.Ralph and Ruth have providedhospitality and cars for use ondifferent furlough periods aswell as supporting the missionannually. In the fall of 1988,they furnished a house and

close fellowship for Starla and Luiz Carlos and their family. Forseveral years, they have wanted to come and visit the work inBrazil. In January 1989, this opportunity arrived and wewelcomed them into our home for their short stay. They visitedBrasilia, spoke in some of the churches in central Brazil and gotacquainted with the project "For Life" [Ministering to the WholeMan\ We were encouraged and up-lifted with their visit!

In Appreciation and Apology !On page 18, of our "Forty Years in Brazil" Pictorial

Review, we made mention of some "Who had given of life,substance, time and varied gifts for the Kingdom in Brazil,"especially in a close fellowship on the board or as Trustees.We would like to apologize to five men who wereinadvertantly left off that list.

Thus we now say "Thank You!" to: Tom Hawks,minister at Wichita, Kansas; Lanis Kineman, minister atAnderson, Indiana; John Schnelle, minister at Anthony,Kansas; Paul Enabnit, Sr., then minister at Enid,Oklahoma; and posthumously to Larry Schroeder, thenminister at Harper, Kansas.

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Editor - L. David SandersMissionaries

L. David and Ruth SandersStarla Joy Sanders de Azevedo

Mailing Address:Caixa Postal 07 - 0862

70.359 Brasilia, D.F., BrazilSend all contributions and

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Box 17067

Wichita, KS 67217Please help keep our records

straight by designating your offerings for missionary or project.Please do not send checks or bills tothe field.

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Recycling Of RichesVThrough the years, practical development of the Ministry to the

Whole-man has taken on various aspects.3 ^jj^lllll Evangelism is increasingly a local church program in® cooperation with the missionaries. In less than five years, nearly 40^ churches have been planted in Central Brazil. Every church is

growing in her involvement with the training of the ministry onvarious levels and in various social services. While various divisions

have taken place, a growing unity is developing!Wc Thank You, One And All, For Prayers And Sustenance In

This Expanding Work. This is the Kingdom and the family of Godj .sharing in reaching all people. Continue Your Prayers!

^ The article on Missions (page 4) is a growing part of thisexpansion through the local church, the national missionaffiliation and the Christian College.

ers at the recent The Recycling of Riches Program fits into this over-all picture.?ira, representing We SeekRenewed Prayers For This Program For The Elderly - -i becauseof their jhc Homeless Children and The Wayfaring Ones!

Already 12 units for 24 needy elderly have been construcudthrough sharing here in Brazil. A growing list is being prepared lot

.9 filling the homes. We arc awniiing funds for a unit for 10L/OUnt* single-elderly.

In the present area, reforestation has begun with fruit trees and

David and Ruth ^ central park. Those elderly already living in the homes arcittend the Alumni planting gardens. We are guiding tlicm in the use of naturalschedule calls for "compost."id then visit their The Project Of Bees is growing and honey is being processed in a'arolina. reformed area nearby for use and sale. We are increasing hives asUabama, Texas, as funds will allow.and Pennsylvania The "Rabbit" Family has begun slowly but is Rapidly)regon and Idaho increasing in production and prcjiaraliun is being made for first, attending North sales.y in July. P""" general planting. A New "Irrigalioir' Frojcct is being)le for teaching in installed for jMiar^niiccing production.itcs until after the Wc Ilasc Uc<i ivcd Sonic Offcringii For Milk Cows, but wc need1 October. .S2,()00 ($2(li) a iK ud) inr )0 lierid n( young slock. Wc Wilt Need Aid has been to the Barn And Corial (o piulcct Micni, (spcci.illy al night ,i.s'm' 'kivu •»ivid will be 72 and growing connmmily in the area and tiiieves aie an .reiciiMniileir last full effort problem. These buildings would be another $2,000.id they would like This Is On Our Priority List For 1990! Your prayers can make

(his possible! Write to us about individual projects,

y might visit and BIBLESears have given of Bible distribution continues to be one of our regular daily projects,to encourage and both in the local area and in local outreach, as well as to foreignI challenge for the countries, such as Angola.. in education and OTHER ACTIVITIESrla Joy and Luiz Activities in cooperation with the local church and "Intigrateddsit their families Life" (Ministry totheWhole-man) not mentioned onthefollowing

pages, include milk distribution to over 300 families, a hot lunchint through your taken out once a month to two orphanages and one Institute forBrazil Christian Elderly (not the Integrated Life homes). There is also

diately if you arc distribution offood, clotlnng and special needs for those who are"passing through."

Lloyd David and Ruth are honored Golden Agers at the recent"Day of the Elderly" celebration. Ahuilda Oliveira, representing"Integrated-Life. "presented them with an orchid because of theircooperation and interest in Integrated-Life project.

Making Furlough Time Count!Furlough begins hi Februarj', 1990. Lloyd David and Ruth

Sanders will be in Eastern Tennessee in time to attend the AlumniReunion of Johnson Bible College. Their present schedule calls forthem to be in Canton, Ohio, on February 20 and then visit theirson, Daryl, and family in Charleston, South Carolina.

From there, they will travel through Alabama, Texas,Oklahoma and Kansas in March; Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvaniain April and the first part of May; California, Oregon and Idahothe last of May; Kansas and Nebraska in June, attending NorthAmerican Christian Convention in Kansas City in July.

L. Davidplans to return to Brazil to be availablefor teaching inChristian Collegeand Ruth will remain in the States until after theMissionary Convention in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in October.

In 1990, it will be over four years since L. David has been to theStates and three years since Ruth has been. L. David will be 72 andRuth 65 and it is quite possible that this willbe their last full effortamong the churches, in personalvisitation... and they would liketo make it count!

They have a three-fold purpose: (1) that they might visit andreport to those churches who throughout these years have given oftheir time, their prayers and their sustenance to encourage andsupport them in Brazil (2)that they might leavea challengefor thefuture of the Kingdom's work here in evangelism, in education andin the Ministry to the Whole-man under Starla Joy and LuizCarlos' supervision . . . and (3) that they might visit their familiesand have a short period of rest and renewal.

You can help them make this furlough count through yourprayers! Write them in care of Joe Means, Brazil ChristianMission. Box 17067, Wichita, KS 67217 immediately if you arcinterested in having them visit in your area!

Stateside Contact CoupleA Special Campaign (Stateside] Is In Process For Raising Funds For Much Needed

Farm Equipment: Ruth Sanders' niece, Kala Barnett and her husband, Mac, are theMission's Stateside Contact Couple for this campaign. Having visited the BrazilChristian Mission missionaries in Brasilia, Brazil, last December and January, they sawthe great need of the mission in its Ministry To The Whole Man.

They felt the call of the Lord to help raise the needed funds for basic farmingequipment. While in Brazil, they researched the following equipment and costs: (in theorder of greatest need)

1. Tractor $9,850.002. Brush Hog 1,500.003. Disk 730.004. Planter 1,930.005. Wagon 375.006. Blade And Plow [estimated] 615.00

$15,000.00If The Lord Speaks To Your Heart to help out in this urgent need, funds can be sent

direct to Brazil Christian Mission Contact Couple, c/o Mac and Kala Barnett, P.O. Box144, Healy, Kansas 67850. You can call them for more information: (316) 398-2471.

Mac and Kala Barnett

Ministering To The Golden Agers (Strong and full of Life to announce the Good News...Psalms 92; 13-14)

On September 28, 1989. . . once again, Integrated-LifeMinistry,invited the "Golden Agers" of the community to visit the homesfor the elderly .... Two bus loads of over 100 elderly arrived.

Lloyd David visits with Consuelita, who already has her home with"Integrated-Life, " and Clementina, who is asking for reservation

for 1990.

Special Prayer Requests1. Funds for the "Integrated Life" (Ministry to the Whole-man)project for:

Telephone for the homesTransportation for the homesMedical Clinic

Prayer ChapelOne 10 unit apartment block for single elderly

2. Additional support monthly for Starla Joy and Luiz Carlos inthis ministry. The need is $600.00 monthly.3. For the 8 new Golden Agers who are being interviewed forentrance into the homes.

In order to accommodatethe largegroup, the special meetingwasheld in the dining hall of the Camp Grounds, located in the samearea a little distance from the homes. Here some of the GoldenAgers are waiting for the celebration to begin.

Ruth Viana [on the left\ wife of retired congressman, rehearses animpromptu drama with Feli Braga and Eunice Testa [all GoldenAgers] for the visiting group. Ruth Viana is also helping everyWednesday afternoon in the Brasilia church, with a meeting ofGolden Agers. Many "Silver Agers" are also attending.

Luiz Carlos Azevedo holds microphone for the "drama"presentation . . . One who is depressed, ill, thinks life is over, . .[Feli Braga]. .. the other, though also with pain and problems, ishappy in the Lord [Eunice Testa\ Ruth Viana is the interviewer.

Operation - It Is Always Christmas!

Lunch break at the monthly "It is Always Christmas" Operationwith the "street children." Starla Joy in background with otherwomen and youth of the local church who help out.

The local Brasilia Church, under the supervision of two of thechurch ladies, Wanda Bastos and Dalva Rodrigues, has gone outinto the hi-ways and bi-ways to bring in "street children" in anoperation called "It is Always Christmas"! Some 75 to 100 ofthese children come once a month to the Church annex for aprogram of Bible stories and orientation, for lunch and clothing.Bibles and special booklets are given out where they are sure to be

Starla Joy and Luiz Carlos welcomed the visitors and told them ofthe Integrated-Life Project. Some of the visiting children helped ina drawing for Bibles and inspirational booklets. Ahuilda Oliveiraof the Intregraied-Life Project and Luiz Carlos direct the drawing.Ahuilda's son. Luiz Henrique is filming the group.

After his message, Geraldo Borges, pastor, who worked severalyears with the "Integrated-Life" Project in the care of the elderly,leads in a happy chorus, with the help of Ruth Viana.

read and cared for. In a recent bulletin to the church, these womenwrote:

"It is necessary that we go out of the comfortableness of ourchurch and home, to stop fattening ourselves spiritually, whilelivesdie without any spiritual food. They live without love, andin ignorance. Theyare suffocatedand oppressed. They do notknow the Lord and because of this, they go from bad to worse.

"Children become dangerous adults and strong candidatesfor hell. They take lives, steal, rape and fall into drugs. Theydestroy themselves, their families and all of us.

"You and me, all of us who are saved by grace, are responsible to take these lives to Christ. 'Let him know that he which

converteth the sinner from the error of his way, shall save a soulfrom death, and shall hide a multitude of sins.' James 5:20.

"We must leave the walls of our church and of our homes.

What is your position? What is your preocupation concerninglives that are perishing?

"Join us in thinking positively, with the Word of Truth,holding high the banner of faith, of service and of love! Makeyours the words of Paul in I Corinthians 10:33, 'Even as I pleaseall men in all things, not seeking mine own profit, but the profitof many, that they may be saved.'

"Contribute clothing, used or new, and food of any kind.Cooperate faithfully with our 'Christmas baskets,' for the'street children' will benefit as well!"

A delicious lunch of cake and "vegetable pie" with Guarana juicewas served. Kalinka [Starla's daughter] mixing the juice. Ahuildapreparing to serve.

Golden Agers In Local ChurchThere were 24 present at the first "Golden Ager's meeting on

Wednesday afternoon in the annex of the local Brasilia Church. Itis held each week and it is a time of getting together in praise andinspiration, in learning about their bodies, their minds and theirsouls in relationship to the Kingdom's outreach. The Church inBrazil is becoming aware of the need to nurture, encourage andstrengthen those of the Golden Age (50 and above) that they mightcontinue to have useful, ful-filling lives. Some of these are alreadyinvolved in the ministry among the street children . . . others withorphans . . . and all have shown a great interest in the elderly of"Integrated Life" (Ministry to the Whole-man) in their homes andpersonal needs. A work room has been set aside in the church forsewing for the needy. The need for this age group to have a placewhere they can relax, meet with others, learn, and give and receivecomfort and strength, a place where they can know joy andfulfillment... is being met through the local church. As fruit ofthis ministry, one lady has placed her membership in the localchurch and another was recently baptized.

Mac and Kala Barnett are urgently trying to raise funds for farmequipment for Brazil Christian Missions. A tractor is the mostneeded. The one above can be purchased in Brazil for $9,850. Agrandiotal of $15,000, it is believed, willpurchase the necessaryfarm equipment. See story page two.

The Christian Church In Central Brazil

And Its Penetration Into Other States

{Approximately Seventy Churches!]

The Lloyd David Sanders family was the first to establish workfor the Christian Churches in Brazil, arriving in 1948. Otherfamilies soon followed and centers for evangelism were begun inGoiania, Brasilia and Belem.

As Brazilian leadership began to gather force, more and morechurches were established. With several voluntary associations anda strong emphasis on new church evagelism, we will see furtherexpansion in all directions.

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Mission Emphasis"Needy Fields of the World" and "Cross-Cultural Fields" were

the points of emphasis during the week of missions studies (Oct.16-22) promoted by the Bible College and Brasilia Church.

Missionaries Gerald Holmquist and Earl Haubner broughtchallenges on the practical aspects of being a missionary inCross-Cultural fields. Brasilia Church sponsored missionaries,Benedito and Isaura, brought studies and a report on their work inBeio Horizonte. At the concluding session, there were sixteendecisions for missionary service and a $200.00 monthlyFaith-Promise pledge was received in the Brasilia church.

A special report of the week from Wycliff Summer School ofLinguistics and their mission association of national ministry[Alera-"Beyond"). . . was that Brazil has 230 Indian tribes withIBS languages spoken. Only 28 of these have the New Testament intheir language and there are still approximately 90 to 100 tribeswho do not have any "Word of God" in their language. Wycliff"Beyond" has annual classes in Brasilia for training translators.

Maria Paniagv [second from left, with daughter, Eunice] at her80th birthday worship service in her home . . . Present were herfamily, Bruce and June Colson and L. David and Ruth Sanders [atthe keyboard^

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Editor - L. David SandersMissionaries

L. David and Ruth SandersStarla Joy Sanders de Azevedo

Mailing Address:Caixa Postal 07 - 0862

70.359 Brasilia. D.F., BrazilSend ail contributions and

questions to: Joe Means, AgentBrazil Christian Mission

Box 17067

Wichita. KS 67217Please help keep our records

straight by designating your of -ferings for missionary or project.Please do not send checks or bills tothe field.

Address corrections shonld be sent

to; The Logan Republican — BCMBox 97

Logan, KS 67646