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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

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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.