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PERSONAL FILE
Date

Name in full
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Complete address on field ^ 6 "? 4/-C\ /<'.v. vo-T';

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Complete forwarding address

Name and address of Livinglink church or churches:

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City

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street.

rity

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Names and addresses of other sponsoring or endorsing churches:

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Street
City

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Zoni^i Rtatp. Co fG

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Please send along with this form copies of recommendations from churches which will encourage
other churches to support your missionary work. There are churches which will not allow a
visiting missionary to speak unless a church recommendation can be shown. Since it is impos

sible for any one person to know all Christians in the world, this recommendation by a respon
sible New Testament church is a vital help in persuading others of your worthiness and the value
of your mission. Mission Services stands ready to help you inform HORIZONS readers about
your church recommendations. Since the church is sending you to the mission field (Acts 13:1-3)
and will help provide the necessary needs on the field, naturally the church should share the
credit in your missionary ministry. One of the ways that the church can do this is to share their
conviction regarding your missionary ministry with others. Certainly, their words will help
convince others regarding the worthiness of your work.

Please help MISSION SERVICES to

spread your news through HORIZONS, Packets and Slide library by sending your church recom
mendations as soon as possible. Thanks. Send what you have now, and the others later.
Recommendations by Christian Leaders:
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(List names and addresses here and enclose a copy of

each letter, thanks.)

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Name and address of hometown np^gpapor

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Name and address of other papers which might carry stories of your work:

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Street.

Pity

street.

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Place of T^TRTTT

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State,

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On an extra page please describe any details regarding conversion which you might care to
mention.
MARITAL STATUS:

MarHpH

Single,

Widowed.

Divorced.

Date of rnarringA A. ^ 1? _I

^.

Where married? A / f C ) L\ 6

Who solemnized your wedding?

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List children by full name giving place, day, month, and year of birth:
(If your children have been adopted, please indicate.)
Place of their birth

Name

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Alh,

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day, month, and year

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Please list places of previous Christian service and what service you did. Give approximate dates:
Place

Service

Dates

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SCHOOLING (high school and later):

Name of school

Number of years

Location

Degrees and date granted

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What things influenced you to become a missionary? What is your purpose? What do you hope
to accomplish on the mission field? Your own story in some detail might be influential in leading
others into fulltime service (Use an extra sheet if you need more space):

Describe briefly in outline form the nature of your daily duties on the field:

I^r\
y (o

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Which of the following terms most nearly describes your missionary status?

Fvflngpiiat
Homemaker.

Radio ministry,

Bible College T=>gr.v.PT'

Doctor.

Nurse.

Radio followup.

Maintenance of mission equipment.

Publicb School Teacher^

Social worker.

Music teacher,

Christian Service Camp.

Benevolence.

Office work.

Linguistics.
Name other:

PARENTS:

Father's name and home nrlHrf^gg-

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Living.
.City.

.Street,

His occupation.

Is he a Christian? ypg

Deceased.
Z one

State ^

y nn

What positions of leadership has he held in the local church?

What Christian service does he now do?

Mother's full maiden name:

Street.

t. Mfi, <i4o\ynj
Zone.

City.

Is she a Christian? Yes^JL-No.

Living,

Deceased.

.State.

Her occupation if employed outside the home.

What leadership positions or Christian service has she rendered to the local churchi?,

FORWARDING AGENT:
Name_

Street.

City.

Zone.

Where attend nhurnh?.

C

Telephone:

,State.

r'A,
Z one

Street
State

What duties are performed by the forwarding agent:,

Does the forwarding agent receive a fifllary?.
Should money be sent to the forwarding agent only?.

In what form should funds be Rp-nt?. (rovKfcA

Pi.^A ^

rclKj

If funds are to be sent directly to the missionary on the field, please explain the details of how to
do it, so we can give your explanation to HORIZONS readers and others who may inquire.
Use the remainder of this sheet or an additional sheet to supply other information which you think
might be helpful to the staff of MISSION SERVICES in preparing news stories about your ministry:

We first learned about El Paso Christian College this past Spring.

The college was in the final months of its first year of existance.
We wrote to Brother Bill Morgan, academic dean, for further partic
ulars.

As a result of an amount of correspondance , we made

a trip to El Paso from Boise for a meeting with the College

planning Committee meeting on May 25th. We were very much im -

pressed with the program, and

oportunities,

and subsequently

made plans to move to El Paso.

The purpose of El Paso Christian College is, like others , to

train young people for full time Christian service. In addition

to this, since it is located on the U.S. - Mexico border , it has

a unique opportunity in offering a specialized service to
missionary-minded students, or missionary recruits in

its

M.A.P. (missionary action program)the student not only takes

regular class-room work, but

has the privilege of working with

veteran missionaries on the field, in Juarez,Mexico (just minutes

away) or deeper into the interior of Mexico.

Thus he learns, experiences,

and observes first hand, somethings of the nature of foreign missions.

we are excited about this program and feel that It offers a

valuable opportunity , we are most happy to be associated with

it. The possibilities for evangelism in Mexico at this time are
tremendous.

People are hungry for , and-are turning to the

New Testament Gospel message.

Since the College is just a year old it is actually a missionary

endeavor.

It is necessary for the faculty members to

their support.

raise

Thus , we have been engaged in this , through

the summer months.

I will be teaching in the fields of New Testament, Christian Ed

ucation, Speech and Music. The latter will be my main emphasis

as the College grows and the student body increases

PERSONAL FILE

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Date

Name in full

Complete address on fiel

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Complete forwarding address

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Name and address of Livinglink^urch or churches:

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Street.,2.^2^2_(:^
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Names and addresses of other

or endorsing
Dtner sponsoring
soons
iing churches:

State y

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streetJ_d.G-J_
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street.

Zone__

state

a-o.

City-fe

Zone^

RtatA

f/G^

Please send along with this form copies of recommendations from churches which will encourage
other churches to support your missionary work. There are churches which will not allow a
visiting missionary to speak unless a church recommendation can be shown. Since it is impos

sible for any one person to know all Christians in the world, this recommendation by a respon
sible New Testament church is a vital help in persuading others of your worthiness and the value
of your mission. Mission Services stands ready to help you inform HORIZONS readers about
your church recommendations. Since the church is sending you to the mission field (Acts 13:1-3)
and will help provide the necessary needs on the field, naturally the church should share the
credit in your missionary ministry. One of the ways that the church can do this is to share their
conviction regarding your missionary ministry with others. Certainly, their words will help
convince others regarding the worthiness of your work. Please help MISSION SERVICES to
spread your news through HORIZONS, Packets and Slide library by sending your church recom
mendations as soon as possible. Thanks. Send what you have now, and the others later.
Recommendations by Christian Leaders:

Street.

City.

(List names and addresses here and enclose a copy of

Street,

Zone._^State^^L.. r !

Zone^_State,

Name and address of hometown nowgpgpftr v a^LciO

T

Name and address of other papers which might carry stories of your work:

Rtrfifit.

Street.

.Zone

State^^^jEdls^:^ c.\\r^

y.nnf^

Place of TITRTTT
v, --

Day of hirth

Vftar . ^'7

Where baptised?
Pity

Rfatp

On an extra page please describe any details regarding conversion which you might care to
mention.

MARITAL ^TUS;
MarripH

SingleDivorced__ WiMowpH

Date of rngT-yiag-p

/?67^

Where married?

Who solemnized your wedding? ,

List children by full name giving place, day, month, and year of birth:
(If your children have been adopted, please indicate.)
Name

Place of their birth

day, month, and year

Please list places of previous Christian service and what service you did. Give approximate dates:

Place

Service
Service

^^

Dates

/7

/97/

SCHOOLING (high school and later):

Name of school

Location

Number of years

Degrees and date granted

What things influenced you to become a missionary? What is your purpose? What do you hope

to accomplish on the mission field? Your own story in some detail might be influential in le^ing
service (Use an extra sneet
others into fuUtime service
sheet lyrou
if you neea
need more space):

^<5

x-*^

<1-

Describe briefly in outline form the nature of your daily duties on the field:^ ^

Which of the following terms most nearly describes your missionary status?

Evangelist^_. Bible College TeacherPublick School Teacher.

Homemaker^jiu^ Doctor*.^ NurseSocial worker,

Radio ministry.

Radio followup.

Maintenance of mission equipment.

Music teacher.

,Christian Service Camp,

Benevolence,

Office work.

Linguistics.
Name other:

PARENTS:

Father's name and home address:(LrJi

.4 "7 3-/

Living__ Deceased,^

/d?57>^^Rt.rppt. 0

His npniipaHnn

nify CyULI^

Zone_^StateQ^^

Ta he SL Christian? yes A. n o _ ^

What positions of leadership has he held in the local church?

najf ^suO^

}l~o-ct-<^JL^

What Christian service does he now do? -

Mother's full maiden name:

yilnsS l/yjUL^

Living^J^
Living,
.Deceased,

79. I /vL-lP^/-L^.S(J. PityOcc-^Cfe^

Is she aChristian? vpg ^ Nn_

RfgtA

i.

Her occupation if employed outside the home.

What leadership positions or Christian service has she rendered to the local nhurnh:?.
.-c^xLa^

y-njyu)-

/y-ng^.^rL^

Jl .

FORWARDING AGENX
Name,

City.

statft,

Telephone:

Where attend churnh ?,

Citv.

strAftt

Zone -

State

What duties are performed by the forwarding

Does the forwarding agent receive a Rfllary?.
Should money be sent to the forwarding agent only?,

In what form should funds be

iL-L R.

If funds are to be sent directly to the missionary on the field, please explain the details of how to
do it, so we can give your explanation to HORIZONS readers and others who may inquire.
Use the remainder of this sheet or an additional sheet to supply other information which you think
might be helpful to the staff of MISSION SERVICES in preparing news stories about your ministry:

10340 Kinross

El Paso, Texas 79925

August 2d, 1974

V.-

Dear Christian Friends:

We greet you from "deep in the heart of Texas",

busyI College started yesterday.

We are very happy and surely

We have not felt the cultural shock some do when coming here.

Actually we Amer

icans are the minority in El Paso. Possibly having lived on the desert before
and also having been in contact with the Mexicans ha.8 prevented this in our livest
We are gratefulI

We arrivecL^afely in El Pasds^June 22nd ^J^ot possession of our house and moved

iLnto iS^une" 26th.

Prior to ovoc arrival, and enroute here from Boise, we stopped in Rangely, Colo

rado, on June 9th and had a wonderful fellowship ^th the folk there. That af

ternoon we journeyed on to Denver where we were in D.V.B.S. at the Bear Valley

"iristian Church as missionary speakers. This was a real joy and privilege,
fe hold a veiy special place in our hearts for this church as we shared in its

beginning and were chartjsr>.inam^e3??,^ for six years before moving^, to Boi^e. While

Denver, we were aK t^ mSFSffloSous" contacts on behalf of our woiSc^ and

also, presented our program at the Westminster Church. We then journeyed on to

El Paso and began the seemingly endless, laborious task of getting settled in
our homeI

We thank God for providing a home we saw absolutely no way to buyl We did not
want to get an apartment as they were terribly expensive, and it would mean an
other move vflien we found a home. Through the help of the North Industry Chris-f

tian Church
home church) and friends, the earnest money was met;
then a second mortgage was prionvidM by a real estate broker we do not even laiowll
Several weeks were spent getting settled, painting, etc. and then we went to

North Industry, Ohio, (near Canton) for a D.V.B.S. there.

The children responded

well to our presentation, and enthusiastically learned "Jesus Loves He" as Jeny
tau^t it to them in Spanish. I still do not know it 11 What a joy to visit
friends and relatives we had not seen in years. We were also privileged to pre
sent our program during the Bible School hour in North Industry, and again at
the East Sparta Church and Perry Chuzvh both Sunday evenings we were there. We
headed back for the 1800 mile trip to El Paso August 12th and arrived safely
Augu^ 14th, tired and weaiy, but grateful for all our blessings!

is scheduled to teach the following classes - Corinthians^

^nammications. Ensemble (vocal, strong), Christian Education, and Choral

Techniques.

The enrollment is not known for certain as there are nximerous paH

time people yet to enroll for night classes. There are seyen^^|^ill-tim%^t^ent8
to date. Thou^ this does not seem big, we are thrillS^wffi&%he increase! "fisL

^,;E^r there was^je"^!Hll-tiffie students so a substantial gain We praise the Iiord

for this. Of ^e'seven fuU-tii students, four are Mexicans.
In thinking of

the

is

There is a tremendous feeling of unity, love,

accomplishment. A college is greatly needed in the area, bttb t
can*t exist without missionary minded students.
Each is rais

want tc talk a little now abo|^^^Qi^j5^e< ^ and ways you can help. We need at
at least

4kdor^oo per month living lupport. We Mve reached $400.00 of this. As

everyvrtiere living is terribly-liigtu-Exaanplei

our car insurance in Boise was

$136.00 a year. Here i*. is $300.00, Utilities terribly hig)i^ food^ etc. We
have met our basic needs, but bills have gone unpaid!

is our relocation e3q)enses. It CQ^ ^(^lOp^pp; |oi| o

secured a loan for this amount' biscause^'lhe colliege

Another very urgent ma,tter

A Christian batnker

have the money, nor

did we. We thank Grod for this Christian businessman I We must meet this obli^~
tioxxai)oe^^istw X 3Kai,canJjelp,^(?.Qsignate this gift as "moving". We pray
for the amount to be liquidated bvbdneturit

W#Bai)d^9W gr^sMiBfoco^TjBonfefflBuefjbenpBay Swd^isee ^^dg^v# M^oMe4,^tnMr

^ a.esgyl^e

S^^9<2r9th6[ mli^.iAio($^^sB^Iotedai^g

this a special matter of prayer, what you as an individual or a church, class,

youth group, missionary group, etc., could do to help? We have come on faith,
B3I315VI!T^ AND MOWING the Lord and His people will provide, if our needs are
made knownl

Over and over our hearts have been lifted by the following scriptures from the

"Living Bible": Philippians 4^6-8

"Don't worry about anyttiing:

instead, pray

about eveiything: T^l God your needs and don*t forget to thank Him for His
answers. If you do this, you will experience God's peace which io far more won

derful than the human mind can understand. His peace will keep your thou^ts
and hearts quiet and at rest as you trust in Christ Jesus." and from Rcanans 11:33-36
"Oh what a wonderful God we havel How great are his wisdom and kno^edge and
richesi

How impossible it is for us to understand His decisions and His methods!

For vdio among us can know the iidnd of the Lord? Who knows enough to be His coun
selor and guide? And iiitio coiiLd ever offer to the Lord enough to induce Him to

act? FOR EVERYTHING CCMES ERCM GOD ALONE. EmYIHING LIVES BY HIS POWER, AND
EVERYTHING IS FOR HIS GLORY.

To Him be the ^ory ^ermoreS."

We need your financial help desperately, and we need your prayers continuouslyl
Thank you so very much.

Our efforts totally for Him throu^ YOTI

With Christian Love and Prayers,

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bA .sxrfd- lo 00.004^1 bsrioBsi everi s.. .i^oqqi/a

Make gifts payable to:

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Gerald R. Baley fund

El Paso Christian College
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El Paso, Texas

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