Dungan Norman Mary 1969 Mexico

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ant

May we introduce the Griffiths,

Duncans,

and

KerrsI

O n the left i s N o r - ^

MAN

Duncan,

w i t h

M a r y

b e h i n d him

a n d

H e a t h e r

o n

h i s lap. Norm

is Profe s-'

sow

w'LNffTiSH

AT Aust i n Peay S t a t e Univers i t y, Clarksville, Te n n e s s e e. He

p r e a c h e s at

Wallonia,

Ky, I n Ju n e t h e y w i l l leave t o s e r v e t h e L o r d

in

M exico. On t h e r i g h t is

Charles

K e r r , with M a rg a r e t

Ann

behin d him a n d

Michael Brent on his lap. Charles

Freddie

is

being held

by his

Grandpa

F r e d d i e , with Nola

s t a n d i n g

behind them. Charles

is minis ter

of E d u c a t i o n

AT First

C h r i s t i a n ,

Tuscola,

I I I . , w h e r e

h e also

w o r k s

w i t h

youth.

Every

day we give thanks to

God for

all He

has

done

for our family

THROUGH

His

Son, the L o r d

Jesus

Christ.

O u r

g r a t i t u d e

is being e xp r e s s e d

BY a resolute determination to be faithful

in

worship of and service to

o u r C h r i s t , w h e r e v e r He leads.

The

d e s i r e

o f

o u r

h e a r t i s for e a c h a n d

every family to truly BE

DRAWN

TOGETHER

UNTO

THIS

MARVELOUS

SAVIOUR

AND


2/10

L

ryj^

FFG

"Where

He Leads

I*ll

Follow"

O n S a t u r d a y

m o r n i n o o f

last week N o r m a n , M a r y and

Hea the r p u l l j : © a w a y f r o m the pa rsona ce in t h e i r I n t e r -

N A T I

0 N A I , ^ ^ M ^ P . ) o n t h e i r W A Y

T O

C A L I F O R N I A A N D M E X I -

C O , , - - ^ i i f M E X I ^ j r H E ^ L L / B E

S E R V I N C

T H E L O R O W I T H T H E

^ 1 / i t 6 h >

- L O O N ^ ' ^ ^ I L Y .

Needless to s a y , i t w a s q u i t e d i f f i c u l t t o bid t h em

A D E I U ,

K N O W I N C

T H E Y W O U L D

B E

S O

F A R A W A Y

A N D F O R S O L O N C (5 Y E A R S )

E X C E P T

FOR

RARE VISITS TO

ENSUE,

HOWEVER, WHEN

WE

LED OUR

CHILDREN

UNTO A LOVE

AND ACCEPTANCE O F THE LORO jESUS, I T WAS WITH THE

EXPECTATION THEY

WOULD

SAY

"Where

H e L e a d s I»ll

FollowI"

H a d t h e y

not

been w i l l i n g

t o

d o t h i s we

WOULD

h a v e

felt we

had

failed

o u r L o r d

a n d w e w o u l d h a v e

be e n

m o s t

d i s

appointed.

NEXT Lord's Day i s "Father's Day". Dad, h o w

are

you training

y o u r

c h i l d r e n? W h a t example a r e you s e t t i n g f o r them? Would

y o u

a c c e p t t h e

CHALLENGE

O F LEADING THEM

TO THE LORO

AND PERMITTING THEM

TO CHOOSE

TO

BE

USED BY Him i n His glorious

Kingdom?

bapt

zed

i

nto CHR

I

ST

It WAS A thrill AND JOY

TO

HAVE

RiCK COLLINS

ANSWER THE INVITATION AT

THE Evening service to be baptized into Chris t, Rick

& Eve (grandda ughter

O F

M r s ,

Hummer)

l iv e at 1237 Perr ysville

R o a d ,

Rick has o u s t r e c e n t l y r e

turned HOME

FROM

THE

SERVICE OF HIS COUNTRY,

MEMBERSH P

TRANSFERRED

We've been n o t i f i e d t h a t Tex

& S u e

Rudn i cke have pla ce d t h e i r

f e l l o w s h ip

WITH THE

West

Suburban Church, Bellwooo,

I I I ,

This action

was

taken t o

ENABLE

A GREATER

SERVICE

TO

THE

LORO I N THE

COMMUNITY

WHERE THEY LIVE,

WE

COMMEND Tex &

Sue

for

this step.

PRAYER

U

E S T S

LAKEVIEW

-

r a c e y Waggoner. T o n s i l l e c t o m y

on

M o n d a y . Barbara

Pe ck,

s u r

g e r y , Wednesday,

St. ELIZABETH - harles Neal.

D a i s y

G r a bbs. Mrs . C.E. Mo s sbar oer.

AT HO^E -

rs. Frye.

mother of Edgar

Fr y e

t c M r s ,

A.R, D u n c a n ,

at Du n

can's residence;

jay Kleiner,

broken

arm; Sharon Goodall: Tricia Warren;

Walter Mercer, in services Sunday.


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1969

NO CHURCHES

Many people w o u l d say

we

didnH g o t o

''church*'

last

S u n d a y o

Fo r we w e r e n ' t in a

"church*'

bu i l d i n g

all d a y o

But

I

c a n p r om i s e

y o u t h a t we

were with

the Church Sxind a y

-

in three different homes that

are be i n g

u s e d

as

m e e t i n g

pl a c e s o

Our f i r s t s t o p was

behind

a

home

in

Queretaro,

in a

small rented room next̂ o

a

^

c h i c k e n c o o p . a n d a goat peno

T h e r e we

w orshipped

w i t h t h e

Lor d's people

i n

Queretaro—

in f e l l o w s h i p , in the ap o s

tles' t e a c h i ng , i n

t h e Lord's

Supper, a n d in pra y e r»

From

Queretaro

we

drove

30

miles,

w h e r e we

w orshipped

with the Christians of the

town

of

Apaseo

el

Alt Oo

The

Chiirch meets in the home

of

a

f a m i l y

i mm e r s e d

i n t o

C h r i s t

o n l y l a s t Aprilo In t h e i r

front

room

Sunday c r o w d e d

pe r h a p s 30 w o r s h ip e r s , y o u n g

a n d old. Ag a i n we

w o r s h ippe d

as

did the

Church

in

the

New

Testament.

On

S u n d a y

e v e n i ng

we d r o v e

to a n o t h e r

p i t y i ^ p r

yot anr-

othor

service—once

again in

a

o m e , t h i s

t i m e

on

t h e

t h i r d floor of an apartment

building. Once again

we

were

with the

Church—not in but

with.

That is h o w

one

worships

in much

of

Mexico—in the

homes of Mexican believers.

A n d

t h a t ' s the

way it

s h o u l d

be. We p r a y t h a t the day

might

ome

when the

C h u r c h

will be m e e t i n g in h o m e s and

buildings

all

o v e r the c i t i e s

of

Qu e r e t a r o , Apa s e o , a n d

Celaya.

^May

he—day— come

when Christians

everywhere

will understand that they are

Church

and

will begin to

use

their

homes and

their

lives

to ev a n g e l i z e

in

their

own

neighborhoods

and c o mmxi n i t i e s .

THE

BEST-LAID

PLANS

"T h e b e s t - la i d

plans....''j,

that describes what has hap

pe n e d

w i t h us. The L o r d does

work

in

marvelous ways.

We

c a m e t o M e x i c o

w i t h t h e

pla n

that

Norm would teach

and get

w o rk i ng papers. l i H i e n

we ar

rived we found that there was

n o

op e n i ng

f o r

himj;

but t h e r e

w a s

o n e f o r M a r y. ( M a ybe

t h a t ' s why s h e

went

a h e a d

a n d

got her teaching

degree.)

Mary took the job ( i t

(Continued

o n page

2)


4/10

begins in September)c

So she

w i l l

have the

s cho ol

contacts;;

s h e

w i l l

bring home t h e salary<

Thus5 Norm will be f r e e d tos


5/10

FINAIvjCIAL

report

Si n c e t n i s i s o u r f i r s t published

a c c o u n t i ng i t

covers the whole time

t he G r e e ns

have

been ac ting

a s

fon'/arding agents June

1968

t o June

1 9 6 9 o

T h e

n e x t q u a r t e r l y

report will begin on J u l y

1, 1 9 6 9 ? a n d

will

i n c l u d e

Dungans^'

traveling expenses from Yuma

to

Quereta ro a n d a d d i

tional

auto

insuranceo

All

receipts w i l l be reported

a s

t h e y a r r iv e in Yuma

( n o t o n

d a t e

i s s u e d ) ®

P l e a s e

s e n d

all c h e c k s

d i r e c t l y

to Y u m a p

m a d e

out t o

e i t h e r

Norman Dun gan

o r

Mission to Mexico® We vdll

send Dungans*

salary

a n d o t h e r n e e d s by c a s h i e r * s check, r egistered a irma il® ¥e"ve fou nd

i t takes 5 days by

a i r ,

one wa y - o r 10 da y s

for round

trip communica

tion

Receipts®

Ju n e 1968

t o

Jun e 1969

Mrs® Jane

Bedwell, Prescott ,

Arizona $25®00

Central

Christia n

Church,

Bakersfield,

California 38o65

Church of

Christ, Covina,

California 32®2?

Norman

Dungan, Austin Peay

State

University

salary, June 369o38

Fi r s t

Ch r i s t i a n Church, Brookport ,

I l l i n o i s

50®GO

First

Christia n

Church, Nashville ,

Tennessee 130®14

First

Christian Church,

Yuma ,

Arizana

422®50

Forest

Hills

Christian

Church,

Oklahoma

City, Oklahoma 50®00

I / I r » and Mrs® V / i l l i a m

Ko

Jamison, O k ' l a l i ^ a ~ City, Oklahoma T05r00~

M r s ® M a r i e L ap u t ka ,

Y um a , iirizona j 50®00

lockhavcn Christia n Church, Inglov/ood, California 25®00

Parkcrest

Church o f

Christ,

Long

Beach, California 35®00

Parker

Heights

Chris t i an

Chu r c h , O d e s s a , Texa s

155®00

S e c o n d

Ch u r c h

of Ch r i s t , D a n v i l l e , I l l i n o i s

251®00

I n t e r e s t e a r n e d . Fi r s t Federal Savings,

Yuma

10®53

D i sbu r s eme n t s

$1749»57

6/8

P e t t y c a s h

f u n d

f o r

f o r w a r d i n g a g e n t s

$ 1 0 ® 0 0

1 / 4 / 6 9

I n t e r n a t i o n a l H a r v e s t e r , 4

o o r

p i c k u p ,

dovm payment

(plus N o r m ^ ' s c a r )

484®54

6/23/69 Dungans^ salary, July 400®00

6/23/69 Expenses (see below)

125®00

M e x i c a n

A u t o

I n s u r a n c e ,

1

o n t h

$84o04

Gas can

394

$1019 54

.


6/10

WiT DO YOU MEED?

••Uhat d o you need?-- This

que s t i o n w a s asked of u s -mar^

t i j n e s before we

left the

States:-

but then

there wasn't

r e a l l y m u c h

we

c o u l d tell a n y

one

because we

d i d n '^ t

knowo

N o w t h a t

we

h a v e a r r i v e d ,

h o w e v er , w e c a n t e l l y o u s ome

things

we

n e e d o

Most of all we i t e e d ideas .

Yo u canH

imagine how quic kly

missionaries

run out

of

ideas.

You see, they

have little

ac

cess to materials and are

out

of t o u c h

w i t h

n e v ; te chniqueso

We p a r t i c u l a r l y

n e e d

i d e a s

for

handwork for

VoBoS# and

Sunday

S c h o o l c If you

h a v e

no ideas of y o u r own,

why not

send

some idea books? Books

can" bo sent to Mexico

duty-

f r e e , a n d w e^r e a l w a y s l o ok

ing for

n e w o n e s o

If

y o u a r e

artistic,

why not

make

us

s o m e

f l a n n e l g r ap h

f i g u r e s

f o r a

Bible s t o r y ,

o r l o o k

around

y o u r c h u r c h building

to see

if

there are lessons

t h a t arenH

being u s e d t h a t

could be used down herce But

p l e a s e

s e n d

only c omple te

Icssonso Parts

of

stories

are no more useful

in

Mexico

than

t h e y a r e

"up

N o r t h ® "

DO

NOT SEND THINGS

IN

PACKAGES,

h o w e v e r ®

If

you

do, we may

h a v e

to pay duty

on them® Send them in

envel

opes,

l a r g e o r

small,"

a nd

send them air mail first

class®

But our most pressing

need

is

for

an off-set

printing

machine® There are four

missionary families

in

our

i mm e d i a t e

a r e a

w h o c o u l d pu t

this

to immediate use® Get

ting literature printed in

Spanish

is

a

long,

slow

pro-

someone

else does

Newsletters

are

a month

in the

works when they~'must'~'be

'

ent"

away

f o r printing® M a t e r i a l s

are urgently needed; very

l i t t l e

is

a v a i l a b l e

in Spa n

i s h ®

W i t h

o u r

own

m a c h i n e ,

c o u l d be pr o v i d i n g

it.

cess

when

the

work,

sometimes

Please

consider

these

needs

when

planning...a class-

or c h u r c h proje c t ® You can

be

sure they

will be

used.

••«the

Field Address-

O B l ' l AND MARY DUNGAN

sletter of

Forwarding

Agentss

Apdoo Pos t a l #741

-Queretaro,

Queretaro

/

"Mexico

/

I f r o and Mrs.

Joe

L.

Groon

645 Ninth Avenue

Y u m a , Ar i z o n a 85364


7/10

Mexico

Published Quarterly

October

1969

A

LAND

OF

THE

S e p t e m b e r

is a l w a y s

a

g a l a

m o n t h in M e x i c o ^

a n d

t h i s y e a r h a s

b e e n n o e x c e p t i o n o M i l i t a r y

m e n w a l k

t a l l e r 5 t h e

" t r i c o l o r * '

( f l a g )

h i g h e r 3 p o l i t i c i a n s t a l k l o n g e r s t h e

c o m m o n

f o l k

a p p e a r

h a p - *

p i e r © It is a m o n t h of p a t r i o t i s m a n d p a r a d e s , p a g e a n t r y a n d p r i d e .

F o r S e p t e m b e r

is

I n d e p e n d e n c e m o n t h ©

On

t h e

16th,

M e x i c o h o n o r s

h e r h e r o e s , c o m m e m o r a t e s

t h e

o v e r t h r o w of o p p r e s s i o n , a n d r e d e d i —

c a t e s herself to

c o n t i n u e d l i b e r t y ©

I t

is

an

i m p r e s s i v e

a n d

mo v

ing nationalistic o b s e r v a n c e©

But

there i s ,

a t

least to the

thinking

o f this outsid e observ

er,

a great

p a r a d o x in M e x i c o ' s "Independence"

c e l e b r a t i o n © For

a l t h o u g h

s h e p r o c l a i m s h e r

l i b e r t y ,

s h e a n d

h e r

p e o p l e a r e

y e t in

bondage

—

to the Roman

Catholic

c h u r c h ©

Mexico

i s

not

free

I n his book, A

Hist o r y

of Mexico©

e l u d e s one s i g n i f i c a n t c h a p t e r ;

Henry B r a m f o r d Parkes con-

T h e

C h u r r i g u e r r e s q u e

^

t y l e

of

a r c h i t e c t u r e 7 c h u r c h e s

were the

one

v a l u a b l e legacy b e q u e a t h e d

by

© ©

.

a t h o

l i c i s m t o m o d e r n M e x i c o ©

E x c e p t

i n i t s a r c h i t e c t u r e ,

t h e

M e x i c a n

Ch^ch

©

©

©

r e p r e s e n t e d l i t t l e

t h a t

c o u l d

be called c i v i l i z a t i o n © Its doctrine was a

barbaric

compound

of

r i t u a l a n d

legend©

I t s i d e a l - r

t h a t

of

many of its c l e r g y -

a s a d e s p o t i c

g o v e r n m e n t , a pri

v i l e g e d

p r i e s t h o o d ,

a n d an i g n o r a n t l a i t y ©

P a r k e s i s s p e a k i n g in t h i s e x c e r p t ,

it is t r u e ,

of

1 9 t h

c e n t u

ry R o m a n i s m © But e x p e r i e n c e s

i n our short

time

i n Mexico

h a v e

led

u s

t o

c o n c l u d e

t h a t

m u c h

of

h i s

e v a l u a t i o n

s t i l l

a p p l i e s ;

a) R o m a n

b e l i e v e r s ,

a t l e a s t i n Q u e r e t a r o , m u s t s t i l l r e c e i v e

official permissi on befor e they can

own

or read a B i b l e © The cler

i c

m a r k s

w i t h a s e a l

t h e B i b l e t h a t

h a s

b e e n

a p p r o v e d © T h e p o s s e s s

i o n

of a n unstamped Bible constitT^tos

' " s i n © ' " '


8/10

€l

) The

Christians i n

Apaseo

a n y o n e o

The

t o w n's

Roman

priest

ha

within the h o m e

where

the

Ig l e s i a

d

ically t h e d e v i l ,

a n d t h a t

all

t h e

are

C o m m u n i s t s o O n the

o t h e r

h a i r d , the

o u t s i d e of

the

m e e t i n g

p l a c e h a s

r e c e n t l y b e e n

p a i n t e d ^ -

y \

and

"HO

CHI MINH*' - oth Communis-li

^t h

the wor ds, "lANQUIS, GO HOME

Alto cannot,

it

seems,

please

s

i n f o r me d h i s p a r i s h i o n e r s

t h a t

e C r i s t o

me e t s

t h e r e d w e l l s phys

^

slogans - ll

in r e d o

c) A n ei^bo r girl, when a s l i <

Eng l i s h

c l a s s

o n e e v e n i ng ,

replied,

t o g i v e an

o f f e r i n g a n d p r a y

t o o i ^ e

to

the

e n d

that she might

receive

t

p r o f i c i e n c y exam at school the

n ex t

; e

^ ' A Land of the Free"? Certj

go o d

in

M e x i c o

But it is no

exagi

Romanism still

holds Mexico

in bq

fear, a n d f a n a t i c i s m o

a d

-

se who attend the

services

there

d why

s h e c o u l d

not

a t t e n d

an

that

s h e

was going to the

t emple

of t h e l o c a l ly i m po r t a n t V i r gi n s

h e Virgin's

help

o n a n English

day.

nly

the

Roman church has done some

I t e r a t i o n or falsehood to say

that

ndage

-

bondage of

ignorance.

REPORT

AFP

REQUEST

na

We

have

been

'"stretched" recer.

co-workers - ne to c o n t i n u e his e e l

a g i ng

gra ndmothe ro

Na t u r a l l y

w e

fields

according

t o

a

r e c e n t s t u d y

testants

in the entire state of

claim

that the field

is

overworked«

tly by the l e a v i n g of

two

of our

•uc a t i o n,

t h e

o t h e r

to be

n e a r an

ss each one who must leave

the

there are

fewer

than 200 Pro-

Qu e r e t a r o o

We

c e r t a i n l y c a n ' t

V / e

a r e h umbled by t h e f a i t h

p i '

cases there is

but one

non-Catholic;

e n d u r e e x c l u s i o n

b r a v e l y ,

t h e y w i t j

for

pers ec u t i o n o

W o u l d

I

keep

the

l em s? G o d w i ll i ng, we h op e t o s e e

shall h a v e t o be a l o n e in a c i t y «

We c o n t i n u e

t o a s k f o r a p p r t j j

needs continue to be met®

Of

com

if we h a d

gr e a t e r

r e s o u r c e s s but

u s

such faithful,

concerned

s u p p o r i f

or

used Bible

School literature

o

for Bibles a n d p o r t i o n s ,

t o

be

evangelism

(about

40^ per

Bible):

the

Christians

h e r e « In many

family in an e n t i r e city© They

e s s f a i t h f u l l y , they

r e t u r n l o ve

faith"

if

f a c e d w i t h t h e i r

prob-

the day

when

no Christian family

n of y o u r

p r a y e r

t im e« Our

s e t h e r e

a r e t h i n gs

we

c o u l d

d o

e

t h a n k our F a t h e r f o r p r o v i d i n g

erso

We

continue

to

ask

for

new

Primaries and Juniors5 money

distributed in our door-to-door

i mp r o v e d

pr i n t i n g e q u ipm e n t o


9/10

FINANCIAL

REPORT

Receiptsa

July

1« 1969 through

September

30*

1969

L a n d i e

and

M o

Ro Dnngan, Port erville, Calif,

$

50,00

Norman Dun gan, salary

from

Austin Peay State U, 738o76

First Christian

Church,

luma,

Arizona

750,00

Mto

&

rso Wm, K , Jamison, Oklahoma City,

Okla, 225,00

Parker Heights Christian

Church,

Odessa,

Texas

248,00

Parker Heights

Christian Church Women's

Fellowship, Odessa

25,00

S e c o n d

C h u r c h

o f

C h r i s t ,

D a n v i l l e ,

1 1 1 , ( 6 / 2 2

t o

^ 3 0 / 6 9 )

2 2 0 , 0 0

Wallonia

Christian Church, Cobb, Ken tucky

60,00

W a l l o n i a

C h r i s t i a n

C h u r c h M i s s i o n a r y

Societ y, Cobb, Ky, 15,00

M r s ,

Elaine

B,

Sanders,

Cobb, K y , 10,00

W e s t w o o d Christian

Church, Madiso n, Wis,

(James

Halpin)

5^00

D i s b u r s e m e n t s $ 2 , 3 4 6 , 7 6

7 / 1 0 / 6 9 D u n g a n s '

e x p e n s e s ,

Y u m a

t o

Q u e r e t a r o

6 / 2 6 - 7 / 3

Motels,

gas,

food,

miscellaneous

131,84

7 / 2 4 / 6 9 G e n e Ruch &

s s o c i a t e s , Yuma,

A r i z o n a

Mexican

auto

insurance

premium, 1

year 333o70

7 / 2 4 / 6 9 D u n g a n s ' s a l a r y

- J J D O ^ O O

Dungans' Cash Contingency Fund 100,00

8 / I 8 / 6 9

P e t t y

c a s h

e x p e n s e s - t a m p s ,

o f f i c e

s u p p l i e s ,

certified check f e e s , registered letters

18,98

8 / 2 6 / 6 9

D u n g a n s '

s a l a r y

4 0 0 , 0 0

Trip

e 3 q ) e n s e s to border to renew

6

months visa a

30,00

Trip

expenses Tenne ssee

to Arizona 72,42

9 / 2 6 / 6 9

D u n g a n s ^

s a l a r y .

3 7 4 , 5 0

9 / 3 ® / 6 9 F i r s t N a t i o n a l B a n k , c h e c k c h a r g e s ^ 5 0

$1,861,94

FAMILY AFFAIRS

We

have finally settled i n a permanent location, having

moved

to

a 2-bedr oom furnished apartment

a t

the

end o f August, This

frees

the

house

where

we

were li ving

for

worship services and also

provides offic e space for Norm and for Clinton Looney, The apart

ment was

made

available to u s because

Mar y

i s now teachin g a t the

John

F,

Kennedy School,

I t

i s

private

(provided

by

the

U «

S,

i n

d u s t r i e s h e r e ) , a n d it

c o n d u c t s

its c u r r i c u l u m

in b o t h

E n g l i s h

a n d

Spanish, Thus Mar y teaches 3rd grade i n the morning and 4th i n the

afternoon

— both i n English, The

other ^

ays are

taught

by

a

M ex

ic an

teacher,

Mar y has several non-English-speaking children i n

h e r

- c l a s s e s ,

v d i i c h p r o v i d e s

q u i t e

an e x p e r i e n c e ,

(Continued)


10/10

Norm s t a y s busy w i th t he church work® He travels t o 3 cities

for

services, in addition t o the

s e r v i c e

h e r e ^ he spends about

2

hours

a

day

in

Spanish

s t u d y ^

a n d he

c o n t i n u e s

t o

t e a c h English

c l a s s e s 2 ig h t s a week®

We

n o w h a v e

our

own p e r s o n a l

h u r r i c a n e ®

H e a t h e r will

be

a - y e a r

old

o n October 2 7 ® She took

her first steps

on September 22

and

i s

tlirilled by h e r n e w independe nce® V / e ' r e

s u r e

o u r

h o u s e w i l l n ever

again bo the

same®

It

seems

w e

have

just taken tur ns being

sick since

we've been

here,

V / e

get a little careless and eat something we

shouldn't.

But at present

we

are all well

a n d

are beginning t o feel

very

much

a t

home

i n our

new house and our new

country®

SPIRITUAL SPANISH

SIN

-

' S i n ' * i s very common i n Mexico.

However,

i t i s pronounced

/ s e e n / , a n d m e a n s , n o t » * w r o n g d o i n g " a s i n E n g l i s h , b u t

' w i t h o u t . "

But

the

Spanish

word i s not really, so

f ar i n

meaning f r o a the.

ame

English word. For, indeed, sin (English

word)

does

leave

one"w i t h

o u t ' "

- without Go d's love, without hope, without peace.

f E S U S - J e s u s , " p r o n o u n c e d

/ l a y - s o o s / ,

i s a l s o c o m m o n

-

o n e of

M e x

ico's most

p o p u l a r

n a m e s ®

T h e r e

is

real

p a r a d o x

in

t h e

f r e q u e n c y

of

t h e

t e r m s i o r a l t h o u g h

M e a d c o h a s many " J e s u s e s , " h e r p e o p l e do

not know a s personal

Saviour

the one Divine Being o f that name. O f

t h a t

man,

a n d

that man only,

c a n it be s a i d s

" T r u l y

He

was s i n (Span

ish

word) sin (English

word).

I t

i s because o f

sin -

w i t h o u t n e s s ' " -

that t h e G o s p e l is s o d e s p e r a t e l y n e e d e d - n

Q u e r e t a r o ,

in M e x i c o ,

t o

t h e u t t ermos t par ts

of

t h e

w o r l d .

^cludoi

Mission

to Mexico

c/o Mr® & Mrs®

Joe

L ,

645 9th Aven u e

Xuma, A r i z o n a

85364

Green

as

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