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Beeman^s Bulletin
News of NINOS DE MEXICO
Field Address:

COLlfGE LlBWRr n n NORTH AUIN

HllLi

JOPLIN, MISSOUPI 64f!0;

Ninos de Mexico

Forwarding Agents:
Ninos de Mexico

Merlyn J. Beeman Family-Missionaries

Sr. y Sra. Merlyn J. Beeman Apartado Postal 51 Texcoco, Edo. de Mexico

Mexico

c/o Mr. and Mrs. John S. Jahnssen

R.R. 2 Box 180

Marthasville, Mo. 63357

Publicity Agents: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Graham 304 High Street Washington, Mo. 63090

Package Address: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robertson

1702 E. Sixth St.

Washington, Mo. 63090

Merlyn
Terry David
Wanda

Gregory

VOLUME IV BUSY FOR THE LORD EVERYDAY

APRIL 19 6<
duty. Alfredo

NUMBER if for
the

left immediately after services

and Beto served

We all de Mftxlco Jesus for mercy and

send greetings from Nlfios In the precious name of the month of April. Grace, peace from God the Father
hath

Lord's Supper in their uniforms, also

On April 7th and 8th

Merlyn

was

sick but managed to attend a planning meeting for next years missionary
reunion. I t will be the third such reunion for the mexican missionaries.

and Christ Jesus our Lord who

saved us and called us with an holy calling, not according to our work, but according to His own purpose and grace, which was given us In Christ Jesus before the world began.

On April 9th Delia Meyer returned

to the states because of sickness in

our family at
while she was

home.
here.

We

thank her
she gave

once again for the help

With joy and thanksgiving wo greet you with the news that on April 1st
11 year old Lucia gave her life to Jesus. Oh, I don't mean she was just baptized. I mean she zave her
life to do His will. She makes can t e l l

On April 12th Gonzalo had his front

tooth crowned. He had fallen last

month and chipped one of his front teeth. It looked real good but short

ly after coming home from the dentist

the crown fell off. So, to the dentist again.
oonstinaction work w?.s that

statements like, "I don't know very

much but what I do know I

i t is back

to my friends", and she does. She's

Our great event for April

we

in the
were

able to pour the roof on the new din ing room. We now need windows, doors,
and a floor and we will be ready to

move in. Oh, how badly we need this area! Some days the wind is so strong

J
NOE BAPTIZING LUCIA INTO CHRIST FOR THE REMISSION OF HER SINS

k fij
always busy inviting her friends to Bible Study here at the house.
Good Friday was Indeed a good Friday. We had special se37vlces
here that afternoon with several attending from town. The last words EATING OUTDOORS IS NOT ALWAYS FUN!
that i t blows the silverware off the

table.

As dry as It Is

(before
the

It
year

of our Lord are

words

indeed
We

precious
had the

was cold) at this time of

to remember.

On Easter Sunday we had a beauti

ful sunrise service.

the dust Is so thick I t chokes you. When i t Is like this the children have to be fed In four shifts Inside

service outside on the porch and Just

at the invitation time the sun came

instead of out on the porch.

On April 20th Merlyn, myself, and

some of the l i t t l e ones went Into

out brilliantly over the mountains. No did the preaching and afterwards
we served hot chocolate and sweet

rolls.

Since No marches on Sunday

his message
to preach fully

mornings he can not normally preach

Kes:lco City and Merlyn preached for a Wally Byam Caravan of trailers that was touring Me^clco. The services were early and we returned here In
time for services at the Home and then

for us but we enjoyed

even though he had

after marching No$ preached for ser

vices a t the Methodist church here

uniformed for the Military Police and

BEEMAN'S BULLETIN in town and most of us attended that* The l a s t of the month we were

WATER..COOL, CLEAR WATER

busy getting papers for Lalo, Jaime, and No6 so that they could leave with Merlyn to attend the Kiamichi Clinic. Nofe had attended last year so he was as eager to return as

That is one thing

have too much of

that we do not
Our water comes

from the near-by village but their water supply just Is not sufficient.
We are the last ones on the line be

Merlyn is each year.

souri to be mailed out.

On

the 24'th

they left for the U.S. taking our VBS kits back to Washington, Mis

ing about 500 yards outside of the town. When the people in town are using water it doesn*t always get to us. Thus, many afternoons finds us
without water.

By the way there are still some of those kits available if you would like to have one for your VBS or youth group or whatever else. Just drop a note to our Publicity Agents"
with your name and address and tell

The remedy?

A well. But that will

take about $800.00.

Yes, we

need
we can

about eight hxmdred dollars to dig a well, case It and completely finish
it with pump and all so that
have all the water that we need here at Nifios de Hftxico, Pray with us that the Lord will provide these needed fxmds.

them you would like to have

one#

Their address i s on the other side.

With Merlyn and No^ gone i t left us short handed in the work depart
ment and i t also l e f t us without a

car. Without a car we do our shop ping by pushing our wheelbarrow in to the market and loading upIt soimds like fun, right? Well, it all depends on how you look at i t . With Christ everything is a joy and we once again thank you for helping to make it that way.

YOU SAY THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO HELP NINOS DE MEXICO?

THAT'S WONDERFUL!

OUR C0-LAB0RER3 FOR APRIL Because our financial statement SOME SCHOOL PICS

was undoubtedly lost in the mail system this month we will not be printing the names of those who contributed during April. I hope that you will understand.

This

happens to a great deal of

time has IBON
MELANIA

our mail but this is the f i r s t that our financial statement

not come through. Our forwarding agents are preparing another copy for us. Not having this statement ve didn't know how much money we had to use either. That did present a
problem!

By the time that you receive this

BEEMAN'S BULLETIN I am sure that all will be worked out, at least we hope so.

ENRIQUE

BETO

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Non-Profit Org.
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Beeman^s Bulletin
News of NINOS DE MEXICO
Field Address:

Merlyn J. Beeman Family-Missionaries

Ninos de Mexico

Forwarding Agents:
Ninos de Mexico

Sr. y Sra. Merlyn J. Beeman Apartado Postal 51 Texcoco, Edo. de Mexico

Mexico

c/o Mr. and Mrs. John S. Jahnssen

R.R. 2 Box 180

Marthasville, Mo. 63357

Publicity Agents: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Graham 304 High Street Washington, Mo. 63090

Package Address:

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robertson

1702 E. Sixth St.

Washington, Mo. 63090

Merlyn Terry David

Gregory
Wanda

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were home from school and

NUMBER 10

LIFE AND DEATH

she didn't

Once again it is our privilege to greet you in the wonderful and mighty name of Jesus, Through 'Him that gives us all strength we can
do all things. That is why we are able to send you these words of news
for another .raonth. How we thank

come so we began to investigate and yes, she had gotten on a bus and left. But where? We had no idea!

And to look for one girl

in a

city
We

of 8 million was a real task. sent a telegram to

her mother might be.
Ana with her brother.

knew she had a brother in Kexico City

but didn't know where. We i.T.mediately

where we thought
She was there

Him v7ho has led us on and you who have helped to ma.\e the road easier to walk. Please keep praying for
us and the needs here for they are

and returned to Mexico City and found

many and the plans for the are "big. With our prayers Him dally Ninos de Mexico
continue to move forvjard

future before V7ill

seeing

many souls won to Jesus. Thank you for helping to make October possible. Almost every week now for who
Knows how long we have had a stand

ing Saturday morning appointment with the dentist. V/e have been trying to get everyone in for a check-up and the work done that they need. We have just about made the roimds and it is time already to start the next

ANA (IN WHITE)

DHUi^i AND BUGLE BAND

FLAYS IN
AT SCHOOL

This was not the best for Ana and

her mother knew it and she was brought

back to Nidos de MStIco, Ana would

series of "6-month check-ups". T^.ls

could never end! 1 am sure that

have been and was just being used by

all you parents realize, though, that i t is a very worthwhile cause. You think i t is expensive to send
one or two or three or even four to

her brother.

Her

brother"and

his

wife and family had just

put her to

work as a ser^rant girl, lit is very difficult to understand

the dentist? Imagine hov? i t is with forty! Another special trip was made
this month to the l i t t l e s t fellow state of Veracruz.

the thoughts and feelings of a girl such as Ana. She is really a wonder
ful girl. But when one has a mother

that doesn't want you you have brothers but

don't want you
prayers.

and you they

that

want really
makes

We went to see about papers on

so that he

our
could

her smd want to be with her and when

accompany us at
the States. We

Christmas time

to

either

believe we have a l l

living very hard.

Yes, she Is back

Ana needs

your

we need, novi and some of you may see

him atTTHat'flmeV

with us novtf^but"'

Saturday, the 11th was a very special day. We took every one to the zoo in Mexico City and then had a picnic in the famous Chapultepec
Par'-. Some of our newest children had never been to a zoo before and

on "probation" so to spea.i.
her and I

We love
tiow

.now she loves us and

she loves the Lord. With Him she will be able to continue on. It was later in the month that we

lost one of our

newest and really

boys.

He was

our

i t was a real thrilling day them. I ' l l have to admit I

awfril tired but

for got

quite a

restless

i t was worth i t a l l .

fellow. We just picked him up off the street one day in near-by Texcoco.
He was looking for V/or-.. Hildeberto

Well,

this month we had our first

run-away.

It was

Tuesday, October

had been on his own for some 1^ years

and now the rules and regulations of

1^ and all the kids

were

coming

home from school. Some one said that Ana Luisa didn't come home but

"home life" just didn't adapt to him to v;ell. He came voluntarily and left

rather got on a bus in town and left. They said th-^^.t she had talked of leaving. Well, we waited until all

Lord as his Savior and we only

likewise.

He had come to

-'now

pray
be

the

that his short stay with us will

BEEKAN'S BULLETIN

OCTOBER 196

profitable to him and to the growth

of the kingdom here in Mexico. His parting left us very sad and not a
few tears were shed.

and death.

Our puppy

had puppies!
a still

Four to be exact.

One was

birth and because she Just didn't know what to do the other three died,

too. You know, I hate to say this, but I'm sort of glad it happened that way. We just don't need six dogs
HILDEBERTO IS NO LONGER WITH NINOS DE MEXICO

right at this time.

Please don't

It was the 17th that V/anda went to the Doctor not feeling well at all. He put her in the hospital and tinere she stayed for three days. Again I give thanks to God that she
is well and know that home. I also thank a l l

get me wrong. I really like animals. Well, these are Just a few of the highlights of the month. Of course, much more has happened but room does not allow us to say all. Why don't you plan a vacation to come see us next year and see it all for your self? Some already are and we are happy that they are. Mexico is a beautiful place. With Jesus i t can
be even more so.

Thanks for helping to make that so.

of you that prayed for

that meant a

her
lot

for

CONSTRUCTION WOliK

in her

receiving her helath once again.

Just a brief report on the build ing work. Roofing for our new dining room and adjoining porch was finish
ed this month. Two new hot water

heaters were purchased

hot water for

to

provide
the

the new kitchen and

boy's bathroom.
WANDA IS NOW UP AND AT IT AGAIN.

We are hoping to be

in our new dining room and kitchen before Christmas. This can only be possible with much more prayer so
that a few more dollars will come.

NEWSLETTERS

Once again we are sending together

two nevjsletters. These should reach

Primary school started last month

and this month secondary No6 is still our only
school student.

school. secondary

He entered classes

the 20th. Next year we well have four in secondary school. I am s t i l l president of the local secon dary school board which gives a lot of priveleges, opens a lot of doors, and also ^ives a lot of responsibil ity. By being a part of the com munity we hope to win our friends to the Lord and not Just "those
Mexicans", And to end

you during the holiday season when we are remembering the birth of our Savior. Wanda, David, Gregory, Stephen, Candelaria, Nofe, and myoelf should have gone and now be returning to Mexico after spending the holidays
v/ith our families.

1970 is just around the comer and we are busy making plans that we

hope to announce sometime

concerning the expansion
to

next year
of the
us

Lord's work here in Mexico.

Please continue remember

so that we might be
our stren,c:th in

able to use all

of

the furtherance

the month i t was life

the Kingdom on earth.

FIR3T CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Non-profit Org.'
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID

^15 East Third Street

Washington, Missouri

63090

PERMIT No.
liashin^ton.

123
Mo.

alumni EDITOR
OBC

1111 N MAIN

JPPUIN MISSOURI
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Beeman^s Bulletin
News of NINOS DE MEXICO
Merlyn J. Beeman Family-Missionaries
Field Address: Ninos de Mexico

Forwarding Agents:
Ninos de Mexico

Sr. y Sra. Merlyn J. Beeman Apartado Postal 51 Texcoco, Edo. de Mexico

Mexico

c/o Mr. and Mrs. John S. Jahnssen

R.R. 2 Box 180

Marthasville, Mo. 63357

Publicity Agents: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Graham 304 High Street Washington, Mo. 63090

Package Address:

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robertson

1702 E. Sixth St.

Washington, Mo. 63090

Merlyn Terry David

Wanda

Gregory

_VCLUr'!E IV

OVSi'TBi'R
FoHcrs^lle CC, Powersvllle, Ho.

NUKBEK 11

OUa CO-LABORERS FOR OCTCBSR AND NOVEMBER

(DViS orferlne)
nrath C of C, Fairs 1 Spares Class, neath, Onio (Adoption Plan) K/H Duane Boyd, Florissant, Ko,
PCC, Vler-jia, 111.

Liorary

FCC, Fatoka. 111. Guiding Lights Class, PCC, Ferguson, Ko. (Adoption Flan) Jr. HI Youth Group, Woodlawn CC.
VlchlU, Kan,

iienkl A Kary Boonaerts.

OCTOB":R

,M

ii'iasn

H/H Srlnn Slebler, Florissant, Ko. (Adoption Flail)

Elk Prairie cc. Ira. 111. K/H Joe E. Colllnj, Joplin, Ko.

Florlxsant. ,'.o. (Adoption Plan)

Dorothy Burll.-on Ladles Blhle Clasx, PCC,
Sales, 111.

Joplin, tesocri 64801

R/M LeBo; Uemer, Hezleo, Ko. (Adoption Plan)
PCC, Vlnrm, 111.
Uoodlfton CC, tflchltft. Kui.

Lota Iota Chapter Of Beta Slgoa

fhl "oolety, 3t. Louis, Ko.

K/H Lenard Daniels, Salen. 111. (Adoption Plan)

(Adoption Plan)
Clenrvlrw cc, Julias, Tex. Crusadrra Class. Slooalrj; 3roe CC,

K/H Raymond Koyers,

O'FallOn, Ko. (Adoption Plan) (Aioptlon Pln)
Ladles of thr. Park Flaza CC. Joplin, Ko, (Adoption Flan) Youth jroup, PCC,

H/H John T. States,

Plelnvlew, 111.

O'Pallon, Ko. (Adoption Flan)

Fatnaaters Class, PCC,

JiO.Y. Class, Sells, Ro. PCC St, Clalr, Ho.

FCC. 3ulllvn. Ko.

Perguson, Ro, (Adoption Plan)

H/H O.D. Hedlln, SulllTan, Ho. H/K Jaaes Gray
Xouth Sroup, PCC,
Ho.

Kister'S Hesjien-,'-rs, SLCC, Florissant, Ho, Rellssa Sefton,

Union, Ko. (Adoptl.m Flin)

Fax Youth Group, FCC.

Florissant, Ho,

(Adoption Plan)

Sraiitvllle, Kan. (Adoption Flan)

Hrs. George iiendley,

H/H Charles Hansan, High Hill. Ho.

Oklahoma C of C. Chaaols,

Anne DeWelt, Joplin, Ho. PCC, Pergwion, Ho.

Bayaond, 111.
No.

(Adoption Plan)

Wooai'iwn CC, WlcHHa, Kan, Anne DeWelt. Joplin, Ho. Ross Duff, Florissant, Ho.

fllonaond, Va. (Adoption Plan)

H/K F.ul K, /Ise

Hr. Hlohael Vhlteslde,

Wosen'a FaUMoshlp, SulIlTan, Ko.

H/M John M. Beeman. Union, Croolcer CC, Crooker, Ho.

O'Pallon. Ko. (AdsptloB Plan)

C. Krnneth Sefton, SeftcD, '111, J.O.Y. Class, Kails Perry CC, Halls Ferry CC, Florissant, Ko.

(Adoption Flan) Blverlawn CC, Wle-.lCa. Kan. Sr. High ClASS, C of C,

."Ason City, la. Christian Bulldrrs Class, Fralrle Hill, Ho, Parkwood CC, St. Ann, Ho.

H/K Oordon A. Clebler,

Gerald, Ko. (/Adoption Flan) Klchaetiiteslde, O'Pallon, Ka.

(Ado,tlon Flan)
Lulu Si e.rdd, Aurora, Ko.

Hurfl^ry Class, PCC, St. Clalr, Ko. Krs. Delia /. Heyer, Pergu:ion, Ho. Ladlei of the crain* CC, Crane, Ho. PCC, Union, Ho. PCC, Vashlnston* Ho.

Plorlssont, Ho. (Adoption Plan)

H/H lArry Tldyiian. Norfolk, Keb. (Adoption Plan) Old fllpley C of C, Pooahontas, 111.
PCC, Perguson, Ho.

PCC, / shlngton, o. Ladles Circle, Washlti^ton, Ha,

K/K Janes Sra Luke 2i52 Class, Plndlay, Ohio.

n/H Ihiss Qlebler, Wishlni;ton, Ko.

(Adoption Flan)
Kr. Aeulllus Street er,

(Adoption Plan)
J.O.v. Class, Belle, Ho.

Total Reo'dLlv. Link. , .) 578.85

Total needed bQO.OO

H/H HarlAnd Cary, Eagle Pass. Texas (Stove Pund)

Hajor C. ft Ida Has Ka^ai Rutland CC, Rutland, 111. Rrn. George P. Hendley

Washington. Ko.

(Adoption Plan)

(Adoption Flan) 6th Srade Class, O'Pallon, CC,

0'Pnll-<i. Ko,

Total Heo'd3erv, Link. .J 1,702,59

Total Keert'd for Nov . . ,

2,402.08

Blonsond, Va.
H/R Lenard Qanlela Sales, 111. (Adoption Flan) H/H Cordon Slabler, Gerald. Ho. (Adoption Flan) FBI Youth Sroup, FCC, CrantTltle, Kan (Adoption Plan)
ElK Prairie CC, Sonnle, 111. FCC, Vienna, 111. 2eta Iota Chapter of eta Slgaa !^J. Sesletr PCC. 811, Ho. ChrlstTle> CC, St. Charles, Ho. CleArrleir CC> .

(Adoption Flan)

Klsslonary Study Sroup of the Hlllbuxn Blvd. C of C. (StoT* Fund)

PCC, West Frankfort, Hadlson Park CC, 111.

VICTORIES FOR CHRIST

..Qulney, 111. (D'/BS Offering) H/H I.e. Rurphy, Sland, Ro,

Ladies Missionary Group, Park Plaza CC, Jo^lln, Ko,

Greetings

from

Niiios de

K^xico

(Adoption Plan)
Jtl". Sraie Silsa, FCC,

for the month of Nove?nber

Ferguson, He. Ferguson, Ho. Plndlay, Ohio UnloQ, Ho.

Krs.

(Stove Pund) (Adoption flan) (Adoption Flan)

PCC, C'Pallon, Ko, Guiding Lights Class, FCC, Luke 2iS2 Class. C of C, Crestwood CC, Crestwood, Ho. Youth Croup, PCC,

Ullae. Tezux (DVBS OfftrlAgl

Crusaders Class. Bloealng CroTe CC,

We really had a busy, expensive month. First of all many of the

children had dental work and. then

Palayra, 111.

(Adoption Plan)

Mountain Vlex CC, Las Cruoes N.H.

Uoodlavn CC, Ulehltn, Kan.

K/H Raynond Hojers.

(Adoption Plan)
Nrguson, Ho.

C'Pallon. Ho.

(Adoption Plan)

Delia S. Heyer,

the 4th we took David and Greg to

for cerebral lesions. The

Love St. CC. Hezloo, No, Touth Cro!jp, O'Pallon CC, O'Pallon, Ro.

Crusaders Class, Sedan, Kan.

PCC, fatoka, 111.

K/H Charles V, Turner,

Otd''n, UUh FCC, Washington, Ho.

HasCers Hessens'ra, SLCC. Plorlssant, Ho.

Kentuoky Rd. CC, Rexleo, Ho.

speech therapist and from there they were sent to a specialist to check
tests

R/K Ray Sranaa

H/K Bussell Slabler,

Falre k Spares Class, PCC. Creatoood, Ko. (Adoption Plan and Bei^lar S.L. support]
We XLII Class, PCC, Xlrlreood, Ro. RlUtonn CC, Hllltoim, Ind.

Wasnlngton, Ho.
Sharon Bader,

(Adoptloo Plan)
(Adoption Plan)

proved negative but cost

Thrilling news is that the 2nd a young raan from
buried with his Lord in

|80

and

Washington, Ho,
R/K Don Sader,

R/H Lynn Gardner

(Veil Fund)

WasMn^ton, Ho. Washington, Ho.

(Adoption Plan) (Adoption Flan)

proved they will need speech therapy

R/K Lrster C. Heyep

Klrkvond Rd. CC. Klrkxood, Ho.

Hr, Ae^ellus Stroetker,

costing a minimum of |32 per month.

on Sunday tovm was
Christian

H/K Jahn H. Sales, St. Peters, No. (Adoption Plan) TradTs Point CC, Indianapolis, Ind.

Total Heo'dSer. Link . . | 3,<>03.86 Total needed for Oot. , . 3.754.'>2

We thank you so nuch for Bany special offerlnss that so the Bany

(DVns Offering)
Riverlam CC, Wlonita, Kan.

(Special StoTe I^lnd Offering)

PCC, Florissant, Ho. YES Class, PCC, Florissant, Ho.

of you sent this aonth.

this

helps

(Adoption Plan)
Senior Youth Croup, Palrbun, Sa.

to uke our new dining room and kit chen look like a reality by Chrlstoas.

baptism and then K'-rla who irons for us c?.me to work Friday morning the 7th announcing She wanted to be bap
tised. Pictures of these
be

wonderful

events vJill

in next newsletter.

Merlyn's B-day, the lOth, was cel

ebrated with home made
ice NOVrKBKR
Chrletviev CC, St. Charles, Ko, FCC, St. Ann, Ho, Pathaakers Class, PCC,

strawberry Thanksgiving.
house

cream.

We had

a wonderful

All^'t^ej-acrea missionaries got toget

her at Rich & Leta Atkinson's

FCC, Sullivan, Ho. FCC, Vienna, 111. J.O.Y. Clans, Belle. Ms.

Ferguson. Ha.
Klrktfo d, Ho.

(Adoption Flan)

Ladles of the Crane CC.

Crane. Ko.

UE XLII Class, XlrkMood Hd. CC,

H/N John K. Beevan, Union, Mo.

Clearvlev CC, tellas, Tex. PCC, Union, ><0. PCC, Crooker. Ho.

H/H Leroy Jemr-r, ."exloo, Ko. (Adoption Plan)

Love St. CC, Kt'Ato, Ko.

in Kexico City. Dean Cary brought a bi? turkey from the U.S. and we all took the trimmings and had a feast. Just before eating we sang "God Bless
America'*. It brought tears to our eyes to realize how far vje were from our beloved country and how dear it
is to each of us. The end of the month was

Old

niplsy C of C, Pooahontaa, 111,

Ilexlco, ro. lulriskl. 111,

FCC,

Washington, Ko.
.

K/H 0.0, Medlln. Sullivan, Ho.

Mountain View CO, /nryvllle, Tenn,
Kentucky Rd. CC,

Total riee'dLIT. Link. . .) 3 . 315.50

Total needed

4 boo.00

K/H Larry ?!-'""in, HcTfolk, :leb. (Adoption Flan)

Kount fulisVl

(Dves Offerlrg)

Onion Ave. CC, Kottrly, Ko.

FCC, Plorlnsant, Ko.

YZ3 Class, PCC, Florissant, Ho. (Adoption Plan) Fairs t Spares Class, CresCxood CC. CrestHood, Ko. (Adoption Plan)
Kllltoim CC, Mllltoxn, Ind.

PCC, Periuaon. i-.a. kary Ksttha Clrole of I'CC, Pei'6u:on, Ko.

hard

for

K/K Bill R^ss

Rutland CC

Klrkvood ltd. CC, alrkwjud, Ko, rrall* Fe;T;' CC, Florissant, Ko,

us because we had to put Steve in the hospital for 3 days. He was a very sick little boy but now is much bet
ter.

Thanks for being a part and mak ing another month possible.

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It was two years ago at this time that we sent you Christmas greetings looking li:<e this. Only the photos
then were of our family and house when we lived in Mexico
City, Much has changed since then.

We now see two new congregations formed with various

souls won to Jesus We now have forty children instead of twenty-two. We now own our own property and buildings and are no longer renting. All of this has taken place "because a little b'-by was born many years ago. All this has happened and much more can happen because
you and we believf^ in that baby that he was and is the Son of the Living God

We, of Nidos de I-Ifexico, once again o'fer our thanks

for the love of God that you people have in your hearts that has provided a home, love and the knowledge of Jesus
to these children and many others here in Mexico.

Nidos de Kfexico wishes you a :4erry, Kerry Christmas

and a Christ-filled Prosperous New Year,