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N OPEN DOOR
To d a t e we
h a v e n - o m i s s i o n a r i e s
i n
j
the country
of
Malawi, but
we
do
have
a sm 11
group
of
Christians
n the
southern region
surrounding
Chiduba
Village in the Mianje district.
GREGORY
M KHOLE
Gregory Makhole i s the
minister
at
Chiduba
Village
and he has
been instru
mental
i
n
leadingover two hundred
Malawians to Jesus.
Gregory
attended prayer meetings and
Bible
studies with our
missionaries
in
the gold
mines
of South Africa, and t
wasthereheaccepted Christ as Savior.
INVITATION
TOCOME
The
Elericks
plan to establish
a Bible
s c h o o l i n C h i d u b a V i l l a g e a s
well as helping to establish
new
con-
i
gre^atiqns
throughoutthis region, ^he
firsl'mdnths
w i l l
be
spent
i n
perfecting
I
t h e i r
knowledge o f t h e
Chi-Chewa
nianguage, and learning
the ways and
i/customs o f
t h e
p e o p l e
FIN NCI LNEEDS
/ ^ i
? r » T i
Ron
ng Link Support:
Arleen
Rhonda
Susan
Wendy
200.
00
200.
75.
75.
75.
0 ] i e
S^mch's
625.00
per month
Service Link:
New Church
Establishment
{Includes petrol, p rinteo
material)
275.00
Printing
(Newsletter)
125.00
While
n
Malawi
h i s
p a s t
summer,
Ron
^
was
i n v i t e d
by both t h e Christians \
there, and Chief
Nazombe
to return to
I
Malawi
and
establish
a
work
in that
country.
Chief
Nazombe
s Chief of
55,
000
people,
and t is his
wish that
our home
is built
in
h
s
village.
The
Chief
has also set a
i
de land fo a
Church and
a Bible training school
as
well.
It
isTiis
wish that we reach his
people for
Christ.
Training School
(Books,
supplies)
150.00
550.00
The Elericks are
available to
speak
at:
FaithPromise
♦ Church Groups
♦
Camps
♦ Men s Meetings
Contact
by
writing:
^ o n ler ick
ox
364
Apache, Oklahor̂ a
7300
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Miss ion
To
Malaw i
y
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Ron and Arleen E 1 e r
i
c k met at S a n
Jose Bible College and
were married
in 1964.
The Eerickshave
three
chldren;
Rhonda 7,
Susan
5,
and
Wendy 3.
Ron was
born
in Glendale, California
onDecember 16, 1944. He was
raised
in Oregon and California, and
graduated
fromhigh school
in
Oroville, California
in
1962.
Ron, a former State
Trooper
in
Alaska, is
now a missions majorat
Midwest
Christian
College
in
Oklahoma
City,
Oklahoma.
He
has
been pres
ident
of
the
missions
group
on
campus
the past
two
years, giving
leadership
in missions emphasis.
Ron
has
just
completed his fir
St
year
in
a
successful
ministry
at
Apache, Oklahoma.
The
church in Apache
was
instrumental in
sendingRontoMalawithispast summer
where he served his internship.
Areenwas
born in Los Angeles,
CaliforniaonSeptember 10, 1944.
She
was raised in
California
and
graduated
in
1962. Besides
caring for an active
family, and
supporting the
mnstry
in Apache, Arleen is a graduate of
Midwest
Christian College and
received
her A. B. in C hri
t
ia
n Education
in
June 1973.
M L W
THE LAND AND IT'S PEOPLE
Malawi is
situated
in
southeast
Central
Africa, south
of
the
equator
and it lies
entireywithin the
tropics. In the
south, southwest, and southeast it
i
borderedby Mocambique,
in
the
north
west
by
Zambia
and
Tanzania in
the
north and northeast. Extending for
50
to
D O
mles
from east to west,
Malawicovers
an
area of
45,
747 square
miles-
-about three-quarters the size
of England. Of
the total
surface area,
nearly
9,300
square miles
consist of
inland water.
THE
PEOPLE
There
are
over four:.^d.a .half—million
people in the country of Malawi.
Of
these
10,
880 are Asians and 7, 046
are Europeans.
The
population is
unevenly
dstributed
and
in
the
southern
region where the Eericks
i^...to:,wbrk, t
h
e r e are
169 persons
per square mile.