January

, 1971

Na ka Haku hoi e ala kai i ko oukou naau iloko o ke aloha o ke Akua a me ke ahonui o Kristo "

2 Tesalonika 3^5

The Lord direct your hearts into the love of God, and into the patient waiting for Christ. 2 Thessalonians 3:5

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Mai ka Haku-

The Lord is coming 1 His coming soon is the theme of many b V messages; letters, mention it, radios proclaim it, we want it, but we must be RiJADY. for t^is great event.
"e o l i o l i nui" ...

Good tidings of great joy. How the old Hawaiians love the Lord,I

visit

with an oid Hawaiian couple,Mr, and Mrs. Nauka.The Bible is one of their few possessions and they feast onit every day. I asked them to teach me to read the Bible in Hawaiian - what a privilege to sit with them and read

along iiiloane (John) Our prayers would be in Hawaiian and in English,

"Nu Oli" is the name of our new.Keiki Choir which i have started

this Fall. There axe 23 children from Grades 1-5 who meet Thursday after noons to learn anthems and Hawaiians hymns. Our theme song is "Nu Oli"
''a bapetizo o ka Makua, a o ke Keiki, a o ka Uhane .HemolelfilL

Baptising them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the

Holy Spirit. Two of our students, John Wiimi and David Vollrath were bapt ized one Lord's iay morning in November. David's father was baptized in September and his mother transferred her membership. One hour before his
/marriage to Peggy Sprankles, Mike Hawker was buried with his Lord in

^te-istian baptism.
"iC hoomau i ka pule"

There are many many more outside of Christ in Hawaii.

Your prayers sustain us, Mr. George Ham of Sand-

Continue in prayer.

p^nt, Idaho has written, "Some of the greatest warriors in God's eirmy are the oldsters who can no longer do battle eEcept through the medium of prayer. In prayer, I take a trip around the world every day with 20 points
in the Thank you, Mr. Ham.

The Lord has blessed our school this year(the 18th) with 84 students. We need more students in some rooms- only 1 room is full with 20 students (Judie Peterson's 3rd and -^-th grades). I have 12 beautiful chiltiren in

1st grade. They are sweet, lovable, noisy, teachable, loud_, generous, ^^"^i^stSo F:^.rst graders steal your heart with greatest^ of ease.
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We love our national flag.

The flag waves so free.

salute to the flag.

The flag stands for freedomJ. I love the flag. >

Naomi Grade Inn 2

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mai hoona wali wali ika liana pono ana"

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"o ko'u mau hoalawehana"

MorniLf found 16 children who came every day. tri-nc; ?n -hhr -ti- 1 wopsliip and handwork, afternoons found us on little ^ralsv n? l^\Sand Beach, Hilo- The Island is bigrwet/dty ieffchSch sta^?^df I had'hoped t7'

miles from an

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f ^ V.B.S. in a park shelter in Kurtistown, 20

highlight of this year was my

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laborers. Rich and rewarding are those few. moments when Sunset Beach for a visit. The list is long and illustrious with names of friends from everywhere: Reggie Thomas'eroun

and his busload on their way to Australia,. Bee and Cliff NelSoh Loathe "

and"'M??fha^ \ Dennis Darryl from San Bernardino, Annto Ham and Martha Hayborn from Lexington, My nephew Floyd on his w^v

VietNam to work, friends on R. and R.. ..T. .lou a^fVlfwelcL^L^sit 1

Merry Christmas

Hele-Kaliki maka;

with TutuCgrandmother): The children in grades land 2 had a real live Tutii in their Christmas play. Mrs. Lo played the part of the

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Nu Oli" the true Hawaiian people.

The keikis sang "Hoonani Ka Kou la ia (0 come all ye

surprised hr with gifts from the beach and

. The Hawaiian language is as

for the men at Crawford Home:

home IS about 2 miles away and we visit them frequently.Over 100 packages

Our school children share gifts with these men every year. This
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of sardines, dried cuttlefish, octopus and ojjher little gifts were givfn!
V, 5rd and 4th grades shared theirwealth('$28.) with

for the Kaneohe churcht

the Kaneohe

"o ka mea ake Aku:. i hookahi.,"

What God hath joined together We are not offering a new cours in ^ur curriculum for homebuilders, nor can we guarantee satisfactory results: school to be married is Connie 3th and Reuben i<,ichols. Th^x^et here in IQSfi ^.g their" parents v/ere -orkersin the school. They were married in the Hauula church Decembor26,
Reuben is in T;he. Air Firce and they will be living in San Bernardino. '
this suinm^^o^..2-iaQnths. I will be in Georgia

( rhn-ppVi please '1 ' me ^^i3^alifornia, mai^^IyT'^f^'you I church, let. know and I will try to come. want me to come to your
" I a oukou ke aloha mai ko kalcoti Haku 0 lesu Kristo-"'- The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. "
Jessica.

Sunset Beach Church of Christ

and Christian School

59-578 iCam Highway

Haleiwa., Hawaii

Non- Profit Organization U. S. Postage Paid

Permit No. 3

96712'

Haleiwa, Hi,.:

96712

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