NEW WORKERS

Altmans to Zimbabwe
David Altman was scheduled to
join the staff of Zimbabwe Christian
College in January 1988, to work with
Jack Pennington, teaching and
training to become principal. Becky
will work both with the college and the
local church. The family spent the
summer of 1986 in Zimbabwe.
David was born August 1, 1943 in
Napoleon, Ohio to Archie and Doris
Altman. He received his BSL from
Great Lakes Bible College in 1967,
his MA from Lincoln Christian
Seminary, and took nine hours of
Classical Greek from Indiana Univer
sity.
Rebecca was born October 17,1943 in
Vincennes, Indiana to Roscoe and
Olive Nice. She has studied at Milli-
gan College, GLBC, lU, and LCC.
Becky and David were married June 6,
1964 and have four children: Beth, 23;
Bill, 20; Lisa, 17; and Daniel, 15. Lisa
and Daniel will finish high school via
correspondence in Zimbabwe.
The Altmans are recommended by
the elders of Ellettsville Christian
David Altman family
Church in Ellettsville, Indiana and Dr.
Brant Lee Doty of GLBC.
Funds should be sent to their for
warding agents. Central Africa Mis
sion, A1 and Brenda Norris, 4650
Marybelle Way, Bloomington, IN
47401, phone 812-876-1117. Their
field address is Zimbabwe Christian
College, Box H-96, Hatfield,
Harare, Zimbabwe, Africa, phone
52428.
Captains to Zimbabwe
The Lewis Captain family
Lewis Captain will be joining the
staff of Zimbabwe Christian College in
the fall of 1988. He was born August 26,
1948 in Bluffton. Indiana to Lewis and
Doris Captain. Lewis has earned the
following degrees: BS in Education
(66) from Taylor University in 1970, MA
14 from Ball State University in 1971, and
an MA in Practical Theology in 1977
from Cincinnati Bible Seminary.
He has preached since 1973.
Lisa was born September 23,1958 in
Bedford, Indiana to John and Pauline
Arnholt. She studied at Cincinnati
Bible College for one and one-half
years. She and Lewis were married
January 14, 1978 and have two sons:
Brent, seven and Timothy, one.
The Captains are recommended by
the elders of West Walnut Street
Church of Christ in Portland, Indiana;
the elders of the Greenwood, Indiana
Christian Church; Marshall Hayden
with Central Africa Mission and Sam
E. Stone, Editor of Christian
Standard.
Funds are needed: $1,020.00 monthly
living-link, $1,000.00 monthly service-
link. and $10,000.00 for one-time ex
penses. Chocks should be made to
Central Africa Mission and sent to
the Captains at Rt. 5, Box 336,
Logansport, IN 46947, phone 219-
722-2863. Their field address will be
Zimbabwe Christian College, PO
Box H-96, Hatfield, Harare, Zim
babwe, Africa.
by W.E. McGllvrey
Huntleys Return
to Chile
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Elsa and Mark
Mark and Elsa Huntley are
making plans to return to Chile as
missionaries in 1989. From 1963 to
1966, they served in Chile with the
Bertrand Smith family. Since that
time they have maintained close con
tact with the field and kept up their
Spanish, which both speak fluently.
Mark spent twelve weeks in Chile dur
ing the summer of 1985, teaching the
Scriptures. During the summer of 1986,
both he and Elsa shared in a disciple-
ship ministry in Chile. They became
convinced of the need to return to Chile
as full-time missionaries, working with
Julio Carreno, national evangelist
and adopted son of the Smiths.
Mark was born April 23, 1938 in
Edmore, Michigan to Ray and Shirley
Huntley. He was graduated in 1960
from Great Lakes Bible College
with a B.A. degree in Theology. He has
served churches in Michigan, Kansas,
and Colorado. In 1974, Mark received a
Master's degree in psychology from
Fort Hays State University and has
been employed as a school psycholo
gist for the past 13 years to supplement
his preaching salary. He will be able to
use his counseling skills in his minis
try in Chile.
Elsa was born January 9, 1938 in
Kokomo, Indiana to Irvin and Maida
Cole. She received her BSL degree from
GLBC in 1960. She and Mark were
married April 8, 1960 and have two
grown children.
The Huntleys are recommended by
Julio Carreno; CraigWoolsey, recent
ly returned missionary from Chile; Pat
rick A. Miles, elder at Eastown Chris-
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