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JeZephono, (214) 243-9171

JptrU. 1, 1979
MZ:

Mow arc. you today?

3 de-c-ZdoxL to wrLto. to ZeZ you know what ha-6.

be.QJx happontng. to me.,

Jk-iP.

my ta^it P.ejne.'iiZe.ir at liaZZa^i, ChrtpZtan

CoZZe-ye.,

Xopd wiZZtng., 3 wlZZ be. yraduating.

tkt^ Tfjay 11th,

JhZ^ ^ejney{ite.r ha^i^ turned out to be qutte

Zntere.'ttLng and eKhau-i^ttng., Uhe oZa't^Ae^ 3

am taktng. are XducattonaZ Xeaddr-ihtp, Itlu^iZc.
and Wor-tJxZpf Currtc-uZum CuaZuatton, Ady/aneed
MomtZetLe^, Contemporary JheoZogy, ChapeZ and
P, C,
A-ii. a member of Student CouncZZ and the

i-n

uartoud. aetCi/ttte.^ t t organ<'Z.e^f pZua beAng

tn eharg.e of- dc.i/c..op.-t-ng the p<..cZure^ f-or the

year book,3'K/e been kept Pomejwhat bu&y,
Tiurtng. -tprtng bredk 3 wa^ tn SaZtiZZo and
from there attended the annuaZ VJtpptonary
Reunton heZd tht^i year tn Uruapanf Tfjtchoaean,
IfjeKtco, 3ht^ reunton -ta heZd onee a year and
tt^ matn purpose t6. to provtde the -^etttng. ft>r
our mt-iptonartep. to ^hare, Zearn and hai/e

^eZZow-thtp wtth each other, She i/aZe, Oregon

eong-regatton ratted $1,600 to ^end workers
who taught tn the Wt^^iitonary ChtZdren'-a reunton,

SyZuta. wZth the, Stxid.G.nt Counc-iZ

WiitZe tn SaZttZZo 3 got tnto a ^ormaZ, grahbed

my camera and went wtth a ^rtend, Ro^Uf to the

tnauguratton ceremony of- a neu/Zy con^itructed
Arti. Sheatre butZdtng.,

S stepped out and took

ptcture^t- of- the heZtaopter tn whtch the

Preyttdent of- ItjeKtcOf Xopez. PorttZZof wa't. wht^hed
away from the ii.cene. Me dtdn't -iitay for the
4ipectaZ ftr-^t performance and netther dtd 3, She
butZdtng p.eatp. 1,5B0 pc-r-Aon-d-. SaZttZZo ha-t. a
popuZatton of about 300, 000 peopZe and about one
thtrd wanted tn for the ceremony,

3 dtd have -tome

WeK-tcan ctttz-en^htp,

SifZl/la -Ln the PJt^iySU.on'i. g-rou/ci

con^^-equenceyti

from choo'iitng

3t ha4i. meant 3 can't work

tn the U, S, A, to defray my .tentor year coZZege

e^pen'&.eyii. Shanks to the money 'iome of you ^.ent
me 3 wa^ii. abZe to pay $525 on
the debt,
3 -CittZZ owe $1,125,
3 have

conftdence

that aZZ

wtZZ work out becau-iie 3

eKpertenced

your care

have

and

Cod'P. provttton through you,

PhtZ, 4:19,,, "and my Qod

thaZZ

-iiuppZy aZZ your neecL^

accordtng. to

Mtp. rtche^ tn

gZory by Chrtpt

(She btg.g.ey&t ^lUytipen^e t<i.

Sylvia

is onG of* tho second

generation missionaries

who

3 can't P.ee my graded. unttZ

my 'ii.cl'iooZ btZZ-ii. are patd, )

Rtght now 3'm guePytU^^g,

^ .'3^

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attended the 1979 Missionary

Reunion in Uruapan, Michoacan

Mexico, March 20,21,22, 1979.

SyZvta Tlorttirup

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NORTHRUP newsletter

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oth.e,}r-6.

bu/Ltt. waZ^-6., , .

Wo-rh. ran the, Kz-ejnojxt, mUc^r

and ^oh.n taLd

the. f-toor

Vlark. bap.tA..aA..f%Q
&en<.to -fromd
San ^uan}

Tiorman and Abet

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THE HOLY SPIRIT HAS BEEN AT WORK

unPTHRUP mfuqi fttud '

For several months Rodney has been

nrmoj *7j^

IN SAN JUAN. MEXICO

APRTT

taking an elder and about 15 youth

from the Saltlllo congregation to work
and visit in the mountain village of
San Juan.

Feb. 25th a boy and seven of the

young people from Saltillo made their

March

18th

of

faith and others are

talking about it. Please remember

this new work in prayer.

"

apartado postal S06

SALTtLLO. coahuila. mexico.

Future Events
H
Aprtt 11-14
^amtty. Camp
UApr-Lt
11-14 Clirt^ittan
ChrtAtA^n Jam-tZy,
Camp
on Wounta^in
Vlountatn Vtew
Ranc-h,,
Bon
V-Low Ranah.,

a young married couple also made their

confession

1979

-m.

CourAe. at
tixe, EMa
Eihte. Cotte.g.e^
Cotte.g.aA
fl Course,
at tlxo,

tn

San
^ai

16-20 JG^cAyif>
Ueachtng. tJxe. new
M Aprtt
AprU. 16-20
new Wt-iiAton

confessions of faith and nearly all

have now been baptized.

(^gSel Ortl|rup

NORTHRUP NEWSLETTER

JlutA PotoAtf
Po-to-tvo, Ule-Ktao,
///e^ocoo.

ITlay. llth
nth SyZ\/ta Tlorthrup. gvaduate^

B.

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^irom l^attaA ChrtAttan Cotte^e.,

THE JOHN PETERSONS

John and June Peterson,

662 N. W.

Glen St., Dallas, Ore.

97338 are real

special folks. They've reared 5 children in their Christian home.

John is

constructor by trade.
For the benefit of missions v/e'd like to share a little about this family.
John and June have set the example that other couples might like to follow

by coming over to Mexico and helping out for a couple of months.

They brought
tools, know-how and 2 young fellows: their son Bob and his friend Ed Borlin.
(.-See bullet-in-piotures. ) Bob and Ed-have plans- to study chs~-f5dr3r"at*"Pu^e1:
^
Sound College of the Bible.

Many thanks to their special v/ork mission and the supplies many of you
sent with them, the Multi-purpose building is nearly finished and useful in
the Lord's work.

Many thanks to all who shared in this project.

Arrange to share with the Petersons concerning their experiences in Mexico

and ask about other missionaries in Mexico who have buildings to be built.
FOLKS WHO VISITED THE NORTHRUPS

The Northrups have enjoyed visitors from Platte Valley Bible College, El

Paso Christian College and Dallas Christian College. During the National_
Men's Meeting they had more people on the place than they had time to visit.
Among them M/m Lee Shafer, Klamath Falls, Ore., Terry Reed, Dyersburg, Tenn.
and a 100 and some more.

They appreciated the visit of Mark Lichte from

Lexington, IMo, who went to the Missionary Reunion with them while on spring
break from Dallas Christian College.
A HOLE IN THE SKY IN

MEXICO

Satentt^texxtty. 3 hnow of- no othe-r hate, tn Qod'A

hea.\jen bejyond that' manttone,d tn ^ob 2b :7 but the,

Tfluttt-purpoAe, buttdtng. he^re, on Itjountatn Vtew ranch

haA a gapptng hote, whe.re. 7 roof-tng Hxhe-etA are, mtAA

j.

. ,J
A4*- I4

tng. Be.cauAe, of thtA hote,, and the, taeh, of wtndowA,

att of the men were wrapped up tn btanhetA tthe
Ktchapoo 3ndtanA durtng the 'ffje^ctcan Tlattonat Tf!enA
Ifleettng* SieAptte a ftre tn the ftre ptaee and the

ftery. etoAtng meAAage of CrneAto duenteA, preAtdent

of one of the Tfle>ctc,an preacher tratntng AchootA, we
nearty, froz,e becauAe of thtA famouA hote,
We haue trted to thtnh, of practtcat uAeA for At

Auch aA taunchtng Etbte carry-tng. battonA but our

prei/atttng wtndA don^t btow toward Chtn.a, huAAAa or

Cuba, Wtth Aprtt AhowerA eomtng and. a ChrtAttan
xlamtty Camp Aeheduted for CaAter Weeh. we thought the
hote Ahoeitd be ptugged.

But thht brtngA. up a ttttte detatt!!!,,, the Aheet rooftng, Aupptter. doeAn t
want to Aett UA the 1 mtAAtng aAbeAtoA rooftng AheetA unttt we pay more on the
other 16 he had Aotd ua on credtt,

She WeKtcan brethren ha\je promtAed to pay

for 6 Aoon but that Athtt teaveA 17 AheetA, whtch eoAt $40 dottarA each to be

natd for. before we can ctoAe that heaventy, x/tew.