CENTRAL AFRICAN MISSION

Jayne Linda Free

JANUARY 1988

Greetings in the name of Jesus Christ,

It's another year, and we can make 1988 a special year for our Lord, by making Him first in our lives. Can't you hear the host of heaven shouting praises as we - His children - spend more time in prayer, more time in the study of His word, and more time thinking and talking about Jesus.

Jayne has returned to Zimbabwe,

arriving on Thursday,

January 7 about 8 AM, EST. She took two bicycles with her and she and the bicycles passed quickly through immigrations in Harare. Plus she was assessed a smaller duty fee than she was expecting. But there is still a need to pray. Jayne s t i l l needs her work permit. Please join us in diligent prayer for this need. Several have asked about things she could use - other than money (which is very important). We asked her to leave a list, which is enclosed. NOTE: If you plan to send her a package, please take notice of the following facts. (1) The total cost of the items sent must be less than $20. (2) The package must state that i t is an unsolicited gift. (3) Don't mix food and soap products in the same package. And (4) send the package by surface mail.

You ask, why under $20? Because anything over, Jayne must pay a duty of 25% or more. Even insurance values over $20 are used as the duty fee schedule, therefore do not insure the package. Above all tell the truth.
Enclosed is a financial statement for 1987. You will

note that in 1988, her insurance increases $161.64 and her social security premiums increase $42.34. Please pray that those who currently provide the financial support will continue, and that others will begin sending regular support in 1988. If ten new supporters sent just $2.00 per week, that would be an additional $1,040. for the year.

When last did you pray for Jayne?

Why not tonight???

I

FMd Addraaa; Jim and Ntti Brown 2038 Wahalaw Nane

Jayna Linda Free

P.O. Box H-96

Tallahasaaa. FL 32301 (904) 877-4483

Hatfield, Harara Zimbabwe, Africa

Footnotes^

Thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my patfLPsalm 119:105
6IFTS SUGGESTIONS FOR ZIHBABNE

JAYME LINM
100 ASA

FINt THE COLLEGE

FOR THE CHURCH Teen Material

Kodacolor File 35 u

Voileybal!
Soccerbail

Vaseline Intensive Care Lotion

Crayons
Craft Iteas

Snuggle Dryer Sheets

Dial Soap

Ping Pong Balls

Pino Pong Paddies
Cold Tablets

Slittsr, Slue. Beads, etc.

Basksttai: Soccerbail Seall Pencils

Johnson Baby Powder

Secret Roll Qn Unsented

Throat Lozenges

Popcorn (not aicro-wave) Sugar Free Pudding

Slack Pepper
Typewriter Erasers

Volleyball Bible Coloring Papers Saall gift iteis to be given for leiory Horfc

Sugar Free Jell-o Crystal Light - Leaonade/Berry punch

Corn Chips (Planters ships best)
Pretzels Coabo's ' Pizza Flovored Paricsan Cheese

Typewiter Ribbons t66 for Old Reeiigton Manuals

Tuna in Spring Hater Taco Hix - Dry type six Box aixes - Muffins, Pizza,
Macaroni b Cheese Rice Mixes

CENTRAL AFRICA MISSION JAYNE LINA FREE, MISSIONARY FINANCIAL STATEMENT PERIOD ENDED DECEMBER 31, 19B7

CASH ON HAND, JAN.

RECEIPTS - 1986 BETSY F. BEAN

1,

1987
$
20.00 50.00 30.00

292.87

M/M M/M M/M M/M

MICHAEL BAER WILFRED BISHOP MICHAEL BLISS PAUL BROCK

1,580.00
30.00 230.00 600.00 15.00 260.00 130.00 190.00 143.00 270.00 240.00 25,00 30.00 140.00 100.00 5.00 475.00 20.00 15.00 25.00 320.00 20.00 15.00 40.00 800.00 321.00 648.00 145.00 40.00 180.00 250.00 140.00 10.00 10.00 25.00 80.00 210.00 130.00 200.00 150.00 118.58 40.00 600.00

CAROL ANN BOGGS

M/M JAMES BROWN M/M MYRON BROWN

VIRGINIA BROWN

M/M-LYNN BUCKLES M/M HARRY COOMBS M/M SAM DARDEN M/M DEAN DAVIS M/M EDWIN DRAKE TIM & ROBIN ERTZBERGER M/M FRANK FOSTER

M/M JOHN HALLIWELL

M/M THOMAS HART
MRS. MAI HERRING HUFF

M/M WILLIAM HORNE

TAUNYA V.

M/M ALI JARMAN

LORI LITTLEFORD

M/M FRANK MANZENBERGER

ANITA MANN

M/M JAMES MC HARRIS

MARY RUTH MILLER

M/M JESS NABLE

DONNA C. MRS. NELSON

M/M WILLIAM PARKE

BETTY PARKS

M/M BURTON PEASE

DWIGHT PRICE

M/M M/M M/M M/M M/M M/M

RON PROCTOR DOUG ROBERTS J. ROBERTSON WAYNE SAYER GREG SMITH ROGER SWILLEY
TREER

CATHY C.

M/M GREG TURNER

M/M C. VESSER

M/M STEVE WILSON M/M DOUG WINGFIELD

CELECIA E. YOUNG

CAPITAL CITY CHRISTIAN, -TALLA

CHRISTIAN STUDENT FELLOWSHIP DUTCH FORK CHRISTIAN, SINGLES FARRAGET CHRISTIAN, KNOXVILLE FIRST CHRISTIAN, HARRIMAN FIRST CHRISTIAN, TALLAHASSEE

KING'S WAY CHRISTIAN, TALLA LELAND CHRISTIAN, MABLETON OA INTEREST EARNED, NOW ACCT
TOTAL RECEIPTS- 1987

1,159.92 190.00 1,300.00 300.00 545.15 4,783.64 150.00 77.26

17,621.55 $ 17,914.42

TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE

DISBURSEMENTS 1987

LIVING LINK SERVICE LINK INSURANCE

FICA PREMIUMS NEWSUETTER & POSTAGE

$ 5,880.00 6,365.00 1,217.40

723.24 615.57

RESERVE FOR FURLOUGH BIRTHDAY GIFT

NAT'L MISSIONS CONVENTION
CAR REPAIRS TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 1987

1,200.00 1,113.00
50.00
175.00

17,339.21
$ 575.21

CASH ON RAND.

DEC.

31,

1337

KING'S WAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2111 H. MONTICELLO DRIVE

Non Profit Organization

TALLAHASSEE, FL 32303-4741

U. S. POSTAGE

PAID
Tallahassee, Piorfda
PERMIT NO. 576

Mission Service P. 0. Box 2427

Assn

Knoxville, TN
37901

Forwarding Agents:
Jim and Nettie Brown

Field Address:

Jayne Linda Free

P.O. Box H-96

2038 Wahalaw Nene

Tallahassee, FL 32301

(904) 877-4463

Hatfield, Harare Zimbabwe, Africa

Footnotes^

^Thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path.Psalm 119:105
MARCH 1988

Greetings from a wet Zimbabwe

On the afternoon of the 30th of

especially in the last few months. In

November, a flat became available,

January, 1988 1 came to the college for a university fellowship meeting. As I came up the sidewalk by the

kitchen, Nyowani (one of the cooks)

greeted me out the window saying,
"Makorokoto!" Now I knew I had heard

this had been a prayer for almost a year. So I took it not knowing for sure about my permit but stepping
out on faith that the Lord was in

this Shona word before but was

stumped as to what he meant. So, he

said it againand I asked, 'Nyowani,

I can't remember, does that mean

control!! Then I had already planned to come home for the holidays and my ticket was bought when I received a call from my Mother that my Father had been killed in an

"How are you?'" and he said, 'NO,

CGNGRATULATiQNSr (with a BIG

accident, just 6 days before i was to

arrive home. But. I do praise the

huge smile). Oh, now I understand he

was excited to be among the first to hear that my work permit was finally renewed. Yes, I finally heard from Immigration. I went in the following Tuesday and found out that I received a one year extension retroactive to my original expirary
date of 3 of October, 1987. So, I

Lord for those arrangements because that time of the year planes are all
booked from this side of the world,
for months in advance. I also was

traveling with 2 other families and helping with the children, so I was
not alone. It was another way I saw
that the Lord was in control.

praise the Lord over and over again for taking me one step at a time. I
have until 3 Of October, 1988 but we

It was a good time of sharing and visiting while home. I was glad 1 was able to be with my family at
this time. It has been a real

plan on submitting a letter for

another 2 years in April. (This is at

least a six month process if not

adjustment but we all feel the Lord's comfort and strength throught this
time.

longer!) Thank you so much for all your continued prayers and support and love as I went through this time
of waiting. It has been exciting to see how the Lord has really worked in my life

Please know that you are loved and

that I do care so much about each of

you. Thank you for your continually blessing me and the work here.
God Bless Each of You!!!!

With Love,

Jayne Linda

CENTRAL AFRICAN MISSION

Jayne Linda Free
MISSION;

IIP
April 1988

Greetings in the Name o-f

Ji

iU<

The letter -from Jayne was received in March b' entered the hospital -for surgery. We apologize -for i t out late to you, Jayne's -friends.

*-fore

Jim

getting

Things in Zimbabwe have not been good -for our missionaries. The government is being controlled by Satan. Please stop now and pray that God will cause Satan to release
his hold on the Zimbabwe o-fficials.

Jack and Peggy Pennington need your prayers alsoYou see there are two -families ready to go to Zimbabwe to help in the work at Zimbabwe Christian College, but the government won't grant them work permits. Also Jayne needs to know that her permit will be extended. I-f not, she will be told to
leave Zimbabwe.

Then there's the matter o-f income tax imposed upon our missionaries. For example Jayne has a total yearly salary o-f tSSSO. and the government (Zimbabwe) told her to pay over
^500 "by ApriT 25 -for her 1986 taxes.
the 1987 tax.

Then

they

will decide

We in America don't realize how good things are in our country. Nor do we realize how little time we spend trying to save a lost soul. Be-fore we close here are prayer
requests -from Jayne, plus some praises.
Satan with ALL the missionaries
PRAYER REQUESTS for a bind on

-for the Altman's permit to be granted -for the work here and the great need for leaders
PRAISES

-for

Jayne's

work

permit extension

' t i l l Oct.

1988

-for the growth in the University age fellowship

-for the 6 students who have graduated from ZCC and their willingness to serve. May God bless you as you serve Him.
In His
Jim

service.
Nettie Brown

KING'S WAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2111 N. MONTICELLO DRIVE

Non Profit Ornonization

TALLAHASSEE,

FL 32303-4741

U. S. POSTAGE PAID
Tallahassee, Plorida
PERMIT NO. 576

Mission Service Assn.

P. O. Box 2427

Knoxville,
37901

TN

CENTRAL AFRICAN MISSION

Forwarding Agents;
Jim and Nettie Brown 2038 Wahalaw Nene

3^8
Field Address:

Jayne Linda Free

Jayne Linda Free

P.O. Box H-96

Tallahassee, FL 32301 (904) 877-4463

Hattield, Harare Zimbabwe. Africa

Footnotes^

^Thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path.Psalm 119:105

August 1986
Dear Friends,

Again I greet you all in the name of

Prayers of Praise:

Jesus and from Zimbabwe. In the past I have tried to "introduce" you to one of
the students. Abraham Madzivire is a

-Student attendance of 42 this year. -Altman family has arriued and are
settling in. -Brion and Joyce Morris work permit was extended for one year. (Teachers
at 2CC).

special young man excited about serving Jesus. He also has the ability for descriptive "sports reporting."
Abraham is a second year student and a
' V w A A4V WVlV

-Continued
t,! II liJU K

strength
U/^ UGf m .

and

health

appeared an the bulletin board the day after this game. I asked Abraham if I

could have permission to send it to you

in the USA. It has not been edited in

Prayers of Request: -Extension of my permitif it is the

Lord's will.

any way!!!

-For the
grow,
"football" ne\vs

students as they trauel and

I hope that each of you will enjoy a

little Zimbabwean

(soccer). An added notethe team just

got uniforms this year for the first time. Many do not have proper shoes for playing soccer and so they play barefooted. Please keep the students in your prayers as they prepare to be future church leaders and preachers. It is an important task these days due to Immigration not allowing missionaries to come into the country as freely as in
the past.
over

-Reorganization at 2CC due to rapid growth in the past two years.

With much loue,

Jayne Linda

Special prayer request

Jayne is not one to request money

from her friends, but we will. Last

We have to continue to turn

and more of the

more

responsibilities to them. As we are preparing for the second

month Jayne only recieved $791. Her monthly expenses are $1333. And that
does not include the cost of her

term (September - December) of this school year to begin, I ask that you keep my work permit in your prayers again.
It expires on October i 1966. Thank

newsletters, and other miscellaneous

expenses.

Please pray that the Lord

will provide as we know he will.

Jim h. Nettie

you for your continued support and love and prayers. Each of you has a special place in my ministry here and I pray that God will bless each of you.

Philippians 4:19

T:^
""*^ :-J
"v

z.

DESTROYED QUEENSDALE BOOZERS BY 4 GOALS TO 2 It TOs an exciting game and

organised themselves and built up from the mid-field where Kainos,
,r, ...
miT>Tif/Sio TV^a 1 Ai-Cbm

c.

c.

exchanges were even during the first

iimg
^.:,,u

"

that aroused the few spectators came when Lizwelonke Albert Nyoni got the ball from the left wing. He did not waste time/opportunity and scored through the left far post. The students were encouraged by this thunderous ball by Lizwe,
However, the Queensdale Boozers were trying their level best to

5-duuck, Joseph were guammg: " l he

ball came from Sadock ^vho then

passed to Cephas and finally to

Abraham who made no mistake and

beat the keeper at all cost. Then Mr. Dzivah blew his whistle for half

time. The game started again with Queensdale Boozers depending on

counter attacks but the Z. C. C.

penetrate through our defenders. But it was very difficult for them to

back-liners defended firmly.

The

third goal by Abraham v/as adding

salt to the bleeding wounds. But the
Queensdale Boozers reduced the lead

beat them,

The operation started

from Mr. Tembo v/ho was fixing a

great barrier at the post. With full swing from steady rocks, alone, David, Amos and Douglas who were trying their best to minimise their
opponents.

and the scores were three goals to two. Initiated by the spirit of distributing the ball among all
players, ten students hammered

another goal through Abraham. This

The Queensdale Boozers who were

kept the keeper busy retrieving the

depending on sporadic raids finally

broke the barrier to minimise their
errors. The Z. C. C. students

ball from the net instead of catching

the ball before it got into the net.
"PRAISE THE LORD"

by Abraham Madzivire

CENTRAL ARFICA MISSION - 1988

JAN
CASH-NO NAME M/H MICHAEL BAER M/M MICHAEL BLISS
50,00

FEE

NAR

APR

KAY

JUK

J1)L
20,00

AliS

SEPT OCT

NOV

DEC

TOTALS
20.00 50.00 765,00

165.00 15.00
50.00 20.00 20.00 35.00 20.00

100.00
20.00

200.00
40.00

100.00
10.00

200.00 10.00 50.00 120.00 120.00 10.00

CAROL ANN B0B8S M/M JAMES 8R0NN VIROINIA BRONN

M/M M/M M/M M/M HARRY COOMBS SAM DARDEN DEAN DAVIS EDHIN DRAKE

105.00

50.00 20.00 20.00 12.50

50.00 120.00
20.00

50.00
120.00

50.00
120.00

300,00
760,00 0.00
160,00

120.00 20.00 12.50

210.00 40.00

20.00 12.50

2^00
12.50

20.00
12.50

20.00
12.50 100.00

12.50

122.50 210,00
160.00

NANCY ELLIOTT

0.00 10.00

M/M J. HALLINELL
H/M THOMAS HART M/H NILLIAM HORNE

25.00 10.00
20.00

20.00

10.00

10.00

10.00

10.00

25.00 80.00 20.00 100,00 0,00

0.00

100.00

0,00

M/M F.HANZENBERSER
M/M TOM MORSE BETTY PARKS

0.00

50.00
9.50

75.00

40.00

20.00

185.00 0.00
9.50 0.00

35.00 20,00 40.00 15.00 30.00 30.00 200.00 40.00 40.00 30.00

35.00
20.00

M/M NILLIAM PARKE

M/M BURTON PEASE DtilGHT PRICE M/M CHARLES PRUITT

70.00

20.00

20.00 60.00

320.00 160.00 225.00

10.00 0.00

80.00 30.00

. 30.00

10.00

0.00

H/M ROBER SHILLEY M/M R. STESEMELLER

M/M GREG TURNER 10.00

0.00 20.00 40.00 10.00 20.00

30.00
10.00 20.00 10.00 100.00 50.00 20.00

70.00 80.00 0.00

100,00

FRANCES NA6ES

M/M JOE WILLIAMS

CAPITAL CITY
50.00 30.00 15.00

50.00 0,00 50.00 50.00

11.04

50. OO'
9,41

50.00 45.56

50.00

50.00
25.44

50.00

CHRISTIAN, TALLA.
CHRISTIAN STUDENT

400.00
121.45 15.00

FELLOWSHIP, KNOL
DUTCH FORK (N. C.)

CHRISTIAN,SINGLES
FARRAGET CHRISTIAN
100.00

100.00 50.00 106.86

300.00

100.00

400.00 50.00

KNOYVILLE, TN,

1,000.00
150.00 54.36 307.00 394.20

FIRST CHRISTIAN,
HARRIMAN, TN. FIRST CHRISTIAN, TALLAHASSEE,FL.
KING'S HAY

50.00

89.58

96.96
475.40

46.44 578.00

,
463.67 150.00 12,51
378.74 365.74 860.05
50.00

384.66 75.00

CHRISTIAN, TALLA. LELAND CHRISTIAN, MABLETGN, GA.

INTEREST EARNED

3,813.26
300.00

25.00

7.17

16.51

6.30

7.22

49.71

TOTALS

1351.18 997.51 1293.30 2019.30 969.65 1304.12 1694.28 791.08 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 $10,420,62

CENTRAL AFRICA MISSION - 1988

January Febmry narcb

Cash on Hand

April

Hay-'-Jun,

July

Auguat Septe.bur

Beg, oF Period

<575.21 $844.10 $367.38 $375.71 $651.24 $288.12 $259.27 $555.53 412.84

_ '"-5' 1.293.30 2,019.30 969.85 1,304.12 1,694.28 791.08 $1,926.39 $1,841.61 $1,660.68 $2,395.01 $1,621.09 $1,592.24 $1,953.55 $1,346.61

Receipts
Total Funds
Available

$12.84

Disburseients

Living Link
Service Link

490.00
215.00

490.00
315.
350.00

490.00
515.

490.00
515.00

490.00
515.00
50.00

490.00
515.00
50.00 114.17 63.80 100.00

490.00
515.00

490.00
515.00

Flat Furnishings
Nat'l Hissions Cony Car Repairs
Insurance FICA Preiiuis Reserve for

114.17 63.80 100.00

114.17 63.80 100.00

50.00

116.17
63.80

50.00 114.97
63.80

114.17
63.80

114.17 63.80 100.00

114,17
63,80 100.00

Furlough
NeMsletter fc
84.32

100.00

100.00
96.00

100.00

Postage
Miscellaneous
Total

15.00

41.26

364.80

65.05 $0.00

$1,082.29 $1,474.23 $1,284.97 $1,743.77 $1,332.97 $1,332.97 $1,398.02 $1,333.77

Disburseients
Cash on Hand End of Period

$844.10 $367.38 $375.71 $651.24 $288.12 $259.27 $555.53 $12.84 "<1^84

KING'S WAT CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2111 N. MONTICELLO DR.

Non Profit Organization

TALLAHASSEE. FL. 32303-4741

U S. POSTAGE PAID
Tallahassee, Florida PERMIT NO. 576

Mission Service P. Box 2427

Assn

Knoxville,
37901

TN

Forwarding Agents:
Jim and Nettie Brown 2038 Wahalaw Nene

Field Address:

Jayne Linda Free

P.O. Box H-96

Tallahassee, PL 32301 (904) 877-4463

Hatfield, Harare Zimbabwe, Africa

Footnotes^

30 September, 1988

Thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my patk-Psalm 119:105
Dear Friends,

Greetings in the name of Jesus. It is So hard to believe that my three year term
is almost completed. I've had many wonderful experiences and many sorrows in these past three years but the Lord has been so gracious and precious to me as 1

have rejoiced and struggled. At times Ifeel I have grown, then at times I feel I have gone in reverse. I am sure that as each of us seeks to do the best in the sight of the Lord, we have found so many areas that we are weak and that we
fall in. But, 1am learning to trust in the Lordit is not easy!!! As I think of all the experiences I have had, I realize I could not have done this

without your love and support and many prayers. Thank you for loving me that
much!!! Each of you has been a part of my life here in so many ways.

To let you know what my plans are (all of which were pending on my work permit being renewedwhich it was on Nov. 1 for another two years), I plan to
leave Zimbabwe on the 22nd of January. 1989. I will travel for several weeks

before arriving home around the first part of February. I do hope to be at Johnson Bible College Homecoming and hope to see so many "old" friends there. I hope to be available for speaking and visits by the end of February. Please keep all this in your prayers as I strive to get letters answered, presentation prepared, my flat (apartment) packed up and things at the college completed so
others can take over easily. 1look forward to being home and hopefully seeing
each of you.

Again I say thank you and God's special blessings on each of you as you strive to
do all that He desires for you.
In Him and with love.

Jayne Linda

.'t

November 7, 1988

Greeting in the name of Jesus from Tallahassee,

The enclosed letter from Jayne Linda was written by her before she received the news about the renewal of her work permit for another two years. (We added the message to her letter in paragraph-three.) We talked to her this weekend and she is looking forward to coming home. If your church or group would like to have her come for a speaking engagement or presentation, we request that you either complete the attach form and send to us , or you may call us in
Tallahassee at (904)877-4463, Since we both work the best time to call would
be after 6 pm EST. or on the weekend.

Jayne Linda needs to add more churches or church groups to her regular support. This should be for at least three years. Jayne has been just getting by on the
support she currently has. There are expenses to maintain her car and expenses to maintain her apartment, not counting insurance, taxes, etc. Right now she

must have $250. to pay her Zimbabwe income tax. Another cost will be the use
of a car while home, travel costs in the states and maintaning her apartment in

Zimbabwe. Please pray that churches and church groups will help out with all the expenses. Many of you have been faithful partners with Jayne for the past

three years. To many this has been a real sacrifice, and we thank the Lord every"
day for your fathfulness. It always proves the scriptures, that when we give to the Lord's work. He more than provides for our needs. Please encourage your church to get involved in missions. It will solve many problems they may be
having.

Once again we say thanks, and I know you look forward to seeing Jayne, as we look forward to February.
In His service,

Non Profit Organization

KING'S WAT CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2111 N. MONTICELLO DR.

U. S. POSTAGE

PAID
Tallahassee, Florida
PERMIT NO. 576

TALLAHASSEE, FL. 32303-4741

Mission P 0

Service 2427

Assn-

Bom

^1

KnoMville, TN
37901

CENTRAL AFRICAN MISSION

Jayne Linda Free
MISSION:
% JIMS. NETTIE BROWN 2038 WAHALAW NENE

TALLAHASSEE, FLA 32301 (904)877-4463

WE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE JAYNE
ON FURLOUGH FROM ZIMBABWE.
NAME:

LINDA VISIT US WHILE SHE IS HOME

ADDRESS; CITY, STATE;

PHONE:
CONTACT PERSON:

TYPE OF MEETING: REIMBURSEMENT FOR TRAVEL:

SUGGESTED DATE: YES
NO

SECOND CHOICE OF DATE:

Field Address:

THE MEETING COULD BE WORSHIP, SUNDAY SCHOOL, CIRCLE. MISSIONS, MIDWEEK OR CLASS, GROUP AND HOME.

Jayne Linda Free

P.O. Box H-96 Hatfieid, Harare Zimbabwe, Africa

Forwarding Agents:
Jim and Nettie Brown 2038 Wahalaw Nene

Tallahassee, FL 32301

(904) 877-4463

Current Address: (until May 15. 1985)

Jayne Linda Free

2966 Sevier Avenue

Knoxville, TN 37920 (615) 579-5358

Zimbabwe Christian

December,

I988

College
Mrs. Carmen Fellows, Office Editor ADDRESSES:
USA

Mission Services Assoc. Knoxville, Tenn.

Box 365

Dear friends;

Largo, FL 34649-0365
Please accept our sincere vdshes for the best Christmas you have ever
ZIMBABWE
had!

Box H-96, Hatfield

Harare, Zimbabwe

The following news just came from Penningtons* and I hope you enjoy it.

TELEPHONES:
USA

"Dan Colter and his wife, who are on the Central Africa Mission board, have been on a quick trip throughout Zimtabwe, They are leaving for the States tonight.
"Ib,ul*s family, Altmans* and Zebedee and his wife, are at Miranda Mis
sion for the weekend.

(813) 392-8802
ZIMBABWE

011-296-0-52428

"We have one more week of clasees at the college and then three days of exams. Then the students will go home. The next term begins about Jan. 17th. Ihis has been a good term. Our students have had a number of deaths in their families this term though. One married man had a broth er in the police killed in a road accident in September. Ihen this week a brother in the Army was killed while in Mozambique, "Ihe twins and Martin were invited to participate in the Faith Promise Rally at Ellettsville, Ind. where Altmans' ministered, Ihat is where

several of the former doctors from here also attend. Martin spoke on the goals of our college.We were glad that the people there had a chance to meet them, Ihey are all attending Kentucky Christian College,

"Ikul's family, Joyce's family and we are going to Lake Mcllwaine, out side of Harare, for Dec, 2 and 3 to do something special and to cele
brate birthdays and early Christmas. We have two cottages. "Jack and I will go to South Africa to meet the Captains' when they arrive Jan, 2nd. This will be a rushed holiday. "The EAstwoods' are back at work in Zimbabwe, Pciul and his family will be leaving there around Dec. 15th for a furlough in the States. Brion and Joyce and the children have moved from the college into a home where they will have more room and the children will have a yard to play in.

Jack and Peggy are fine but very busy with college and visitors coming
and going."

Thank you for any support you have given Permlngtons' in any way.
In Christian love,

Jack and Peggy Pennington

By F.A.
Alma D, Miller

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