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    B

    ARKCREST

    Christian

    ai G2

    0l98A 1,30

    Church

    THE

    A S S IS T IN G M I SS IO N A RI ES

    No. 17

    MINISTRY

    OF

    HARVEY AND

    HELEN

    BEARD

    une 1 9 8 4

    EL PASO SCHOOL OF MISS IONS

    We t augh t a

    two week

    Missions Seminar on

    the

    Ph il ip p in e s a s pa r t of a c ou rs e d es ig n

    ed

    to give th e s tuden ts a view o f miss ion

    f i e l d s i n th e .w o rld .

    The

    semes t e r program

    was d iv ided i n to two week segments

    each

    t augh t by a

    d i f f e r en t

    miss ionary . The

    c lass met Tuesday to Fr iday 2 4 pm. We

    were

    th ere A p ri l 10 20 .

    Th e f i r s t week was

    devo ted t o

    a

    s tudy

    o f

    the

    h i s to ry and cu l

    t u r e o f

    th e

    Ph i l i pp i ne s ;

    th e

    second week t o

    mis s ion

    work

    in

    th e Ph i l i p p i n e s .

    We

    were gues ts

    in

    th e home o f the

    School

    p r e s iden t

    Vftn E.

    Lof t . B i l l

    and Ginny

    were

    mos t g r ac ious hos t s t o u s . An ex t r a

    b les s ing

    was to

    be with

    Floyd

    Cla rk re

    t i r e d from

    Johnscn

    B ib le C olleg e a l s o

    s tay ing in th e

    Lof t

    home

    whi le t e ach ing in

    th e School . We

    were

    a l s o g lad t o

    v i s i t

    with Leland

    Viola

    Tyr r e l l Tibbs

    s

    Norma

    Maxey David

    s

    Loyel la

    Pie r a t t

    and Bob

    and

    Wanda

    Chu r c h

    a s

    we l l

    as

    students

    an d staff

    Sunday Apr i l 15 we went with th e Lo f ts

    and Floyd Clark t o Sunday School in a sma l l

    Mex ican chu r ch i n Co l on i a

    Ec h e v e r r i a

    C i u

    dad

    J u a r e z .

    Tha t even i ng

    we went to

    he a r

    a

    con ce r t

    by Tim Baley in E l Paso .

    k

    THE CHURCH AT C O LC N IA E C HE V ER R IA

    FAMILY AFFAIRS By Helen

    We h a v e b e e n home

    on Vu e l t a Grand e Ave .

    in

    Long Beach

    fo r

    near ly a

    yea r .

    When we

    came

    home

    in Ju ly

    we were deluged with

    plums

    from ou r

    t r e e

    in th e back yard . We

    a te

    some gave

    some

    away

    and I

    canned

    some

    of

    t h em .

    August

    15

    we

    went

    to see Chuck and Mick

    ey Richards

    leave from

    L.A. In te rna t iona l

    Ai rpo r t

    as

    they re turned

    to

    th e

    Phi l ip

    p i n e s .

    We have

    had some de l i g h t f u l company:

    Jon i

    N an gs ar M o rs e

    Eleanor Sprank les and

    he r

    daugh te r

    Beth

    Pu l s and

    o t h e r s .

    Sa t u r

    day

    Nov. 26 we took Ei l een

    Chr i s t i an son

    t o

    L.A. I n te r na ti on a l e a rl y in

    th e morning fo r

    Kher return to apan

    That

    afternoon

    th e Ernes t

    Ruther ford

    fami ly

    a r r i v ed

    to s tay a

    few days . Tuesday Nov. 29

    H V we i nv i t ed some

    f r i ends

    to our house

    f o r

    d i n n e r

    and

    Ruthe r f o r d s told

    them

    I of

    the i r mission

    work in the Phi l ip

    i

    pines.

    Next day

    the

    Charles

    Lit te l ls

    |fly| and

    the

    Ray Carlsons came

    to our

    house

    for

    the

    noon me a l

    w i t h

    us

    a n d

    the

    Ruthe r f o rd s . VJe ta lk e d P h il ip p in e s.

    Apr i l 30

    L lo yd and

    M a riv ic S elb y

    came

    to

    visit We also saw

    t h em leave

    j^ on

    Philippine Airlines

    from X

    as

    ySB they

    were

    re turning

    to the

    Phil ippines

    on May

    3.

    We have a l s o

    had

    Lo r r i t a

    McKinney

    and he r

    daugh te r

    Wendy

    in

    our

    home .

    S h aro n B o ud re au x

    h a s

    be e n

    w i t h

    u s a numbe r

    o f t i r o e s

    an d at

    Ch r i s tma s

    amie Bo u d r a u x w a s here and

    we

    s aw

    h im

    leave

    for

    Manila

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    In

    October

    Ph i l and Jeannie presen ted

    us

    with our

    16 th g ra nd ch il d . Her

    name i s Amy

    Marie Beard. She

    i s

    a happy

    baby and

    sm i l e s a lot.

    At

    Thanksgiving we had

    all

    our

    ch i ld ren

    who l ive in Long Beach a t o ur h ou se , and a t

    Ch r i s tma s

    we we r e all

    at Dave

    an d S h a r o n ' s

    h o u s e .

    A t Ch r i s tma s we h a d Dave an d Ruth

    Root

    and t h e i r family

    wi th

    us. The day

    a f

    t e r

    they

    left,

    David and M artha

    Van

    Wormer

    and

    da ugh te r Ab ig a il

    came

    from Sa l t v i l l e ,

    Va. We had

    no t

    been

    a t home in

    May

    and

    June fo r

    s ix

    year s ,

    and so

    it

    was qu i t e

    wonder fu l t h i s

    yea r

    t h a t th e c hi ld re n

    he lp

    ed

    us ce l eb r a t e Mother ' s Day, my

    b i r t hday ,

    and Fa the r ' s Day.

    Our forwarding agen t ,

    Evelyn

    Mil le r i s

    no t

    fa r

    from

    us and

    she goes

    on

    b l e s s i ng

    our pathway. The Lord has been

    good t o

    us

    in

    eve ry way,

    and we can only say ,

    the

    L o r d

    Praise

    36TH NATIONAL

    MISSIONARY CONVENTION

    The Conven t i on was

    h e ld in Des Moine s ,

    Iowa,

    Sep t .

    27 -30 , 1983. On Tuesday morn

    ing , Sept . 27 we

    l e f t

    Long Beach on a

    United Air l ines

    f l i gh t

    t o

    Denver and

    Des

    Moines .

    We

    were met a t th e

    a i rpo r t by Ted

    Abe l ,

    a ss oc ia te m i nis te r o f th e Ri s i ng

    Sun

    Chu r c h o f Christ. He

    t o ok

    u s

    to t h e

    Mid-

    town Motel

    which

    was in walk ing dis tcince o f

    the Veterans Aud i t o r i um .

    Convent ion

    ses s ions began

    Tuesday

    even

    ing and cont inued morning, af te rnoon and

    e v en in g t hr ou g h

    Fr iday .

    We

    a t t ended

    every

    ses s ion .

    Preach ing

    was exce l l en t ,

    beg in

    ning

    with

    conven t ion p r e s iden t Harvey Wad-

    delow, miss ionary from Za i r e , who spoke on

    th e conven t i on theme,

    Power

    Unl imi t ed ,

    and

    ending with

    David

    Bayless , miss ionary

    to

    Br a z i l , ^

    Fr iday even ing .

    With 14

    o r

    15 workshops s imul taneously

    every

    morning,

    we

    had

    t o

    choose.

    Wednesday

    we chose

    the

    one

    g iven

    by

    B i l l McClure ,

    How To Make Radio

    Work

    For YOU .

    Thursday

    we

    went t o

    h e a r

    David

    Morse on P ionee r ing

    Technology

    In A

    Fore ign Miss ion F ie ld .

    The

    days

    began

    wi th

    a

    p r ay e r b r e ak f a s t

    a t

    7 :30 , fo l lowed

    a t 9:00

    by a Bib le

    expo

    s i t i on cai

    Acts

    13 14 , given by Prof .

    Stan

    Wohlenhaus

    o f

    Iowa Chr i s t i an Col lege . Then

    came th e workshop

    s e s s i on ,

    and

    a t

    11:00 a

    p reach ing

    se s s ion in th e

    aud i to r ium.

    The

    a f t e rnoon se s s ion began a t 1:30

    with

    a

    meet ing

    cxi

    M iss ionary

    Exper iences .

    S e ve ra l s pe ak er s each

    day gave

    i n t e r e s t i ng

    t a l k s

    based

    on t h e i r e3q>erience. At 2:30

    each day th e

    theme

    o f s ev era l meet ings ::WSS

    ComeOver Into And

    Help

    Us .

    a t tended meet ings

    on

    Asia , Europe

    and

    Afr i

    ca .

    Max Ward Randa l l pres ided a t

    th e

    mee

    ing

    on

    Afr ica .

    Speaking on How To Choo

    Native Leadersh ip In The Church ,

    Bro th

    Randal l

    s a i d , I f e ve an ge liz in g th e wor

    wa i t s

    f o r Amer i can

    mi s s i o n a r i e s ,

    wi

    neve r

    happen. The

    t a sk

    belongs

    t o th

    chu r ch ,

    all th e chu rch , I n d i an ,

    A f r i c a

    e t c .

    I

    hope

    our American miss ionar ies

    wi

    give g r ea t e r

    encouragement

    to t h i s .

    The

    last

    feature

    of

    the

    a f t e r n o o n

    was

    g e ne ra l s es si on

    with

    s ing ing ,

    spec i a l mus

    and

    preaching.

    Convention

    music

    was

    exce

    l e n t , eind

    inc luded

    s ing ing groups

    from sev

    e r a l Bible co l l ege s .

    Evening

    sess ions were from

    7

    to 9 , wi

    good

    music ,

    and

    a

    m issio nary p ara de .

    O

    f e r ings were

    r ece ived un t i l

    th e o ffe rin

    goa l was

    met ,

    and

    then no more.

    Jan ice an

    Faye Ros tv i t sang a t of fe r ing t im e . A ft

    t h ^ ^ e rmOT

    ^the re

    ^was

    aS invitation

    fd

    miss ionary

    r e c r u i t s .

    Dozens o f miss iona ry

    d i sp l a y s were

    s

    up

    in

    th e audi tor ium, cover ing

    about

    2 /3

    th e

    f loo r

    space . It

    was a

    f ine p lace f

    meet ing f r i e nd s cind

    v i s i t i n g .

    CALIFORNIA SCHOOL

    OF MISS IONS

    The School

    occupied 3

    Sundays

    and

    th e

    weeks

    in be tween ,

    Nov. 6-20 . We spoke

    two

    c hu rc he s e ac h Sunday, beg inn ing in Re

    d ing ,

    and

    every

    week n igh t

    excep t Saturda

    Our r epe r t o i r e i n c l uded sermons on Miss io

    and s l i d e programs

    on Europe,

    Phi l ipp ine

    I nd i a , Tha i l and - ,

    and

    Japan .

    We

    l e f t

    Long

    Beach

    on

    Fr iday ,

    Nov.

    4 ci

    drove

    t o

    Harvey ' s

    sister s house in Mary

    v i l l e .

    Saturday we

    drove t o

    Redding,

    whe

    we were hosp i tab ly

    r ece ived

    by

    th e

    min i s t

    T.W. Hendr ix

    and h is

    wi f e , and

    by Mrs. Ru

    Corey,

    in

    whose house we

    spen t

    th e n igh

    Sunday

    morning

    we

    were a t th e C h ris t ia

    ^urch of

    Redding, a f t e r whicfP^ had din

    n e r in th e

    home

    o f

    Bruc e

    Co r l e s s ,

    t h e a s s

    ciate minister. After

    dinner

    we d r o v e

    Chico fo r our even ing appo in tmen t

    a t

    th

    North Valley

    Chr i s t i an

    Church, Chuck Henn

    minister.

    Monday

    morning

    Nov.

    7 we went

    t o

    a

    mee

    ing

    o f

    th e a rea preachers

    in

    Gr id le

    Th e r e

    the missionaries

    told

    of

    their

    w o r

    A

    fe l lowship

    meal fo l lowed ,

    and

    then

    went

    t o ou r nex t meet ing

    in

    Orov i l l e ,

    th e Foo t h i l l Blvd . Church o f C h ris t, Dewa

    Arno l d minister.

    The r e

    we

    h a d dinner

    w i

    o u r

    friends a n d

    f o rme r

    students

    Bob a

    Harriet Martin.

    From t h i s po in t on , in o rder , our i t i n

    era ry

    i nc luded : Church and Minis te r )

    1 s t

    Chr .

    Ch . , P l e a s an t

    H i l l ;

    Roger Sto rms

    1 s t

    Chr .

    Ch . , Co lu sa ; Ken

    P r i e s

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    r r -

    F I R S T

    CHRISTIAN CHf lRCH , COL ll SA

    C h r .

    Ch. o f P a r a d i s e ; K . O . B a c k s t r a n d

    1 s t Chr.

    C h . , G ri d le y s

    Aaron P . Brown

    K e l s e y v i l l e

    Ch . o f C h r i s t ;

    E v e r e t t

    Duty

    Chr.

    Ch.

    o f

    Grass V a l l e y ;

    John

    F.

    Kendri -k

    W i l l o w s

    C h r .

    C h . ; R.

    K e i t h C o r u m

    1 s t

    Chr.

    Ch.,

    M a r y s v i l l e ;

    David

    W. Pummill

    (Not a School o f M is si o ns m e e t i n g

    Napa

    V a l l e y

    Chr . C h . , Napa;

    Byron

    Moats

    C h r . C h .

    of

    Atascadero

    Ch.

    o f

    C h r i s t ,

    M a nt e ca ; J o hn M.

    Reed

    L i n d s a y Ch.

    o f C h r i s t

    Eastside

    C h u r c h of Christ

    T u r l o c k

    We

    a r e

    met

    e v e r y w h e r e w i t h t h e l o v i n g -

    k in dn es s o f

    God s s p e c i a l

    p e o p l e . Heading

    t h e

    list

    was

    H a r v e y s

    s i s t e r

    E l i z a b e t h

    Hen-

    H E L E N

    W I T H

    M R S .

    RUBY

    COREY

    derscn. Others

    whose

    hospita l i ty

    we

    enjoy

    ed were Mrs. Ruby Corey,

    Bruce

    s Frankie

    Corless , Chuck Henney, Bob H a r r i e t

    Martin, Dewain Arnold, Paul Helen

    G a l l e

    i n

    M a r t i n e z , Ken

    P r i e s , Don

    Karen

    C a r r i k e r , Ed Mabel

    P a r k e r ,

    S t e v e

    Anne

    Speicher,

    Otto

    Darlene

    Behunin.

    Dave

    Judy

    Bosserman,

    Howard Lorena

    Wasley

    in

    Nevada City, Elmer Lois S i l v e r , Doris

    Reimers , Novella Hargrave, Byron

    J u l i e

    Moats, Ralph Shi r ley Adams,

    Al

    E l s i e

    Waner, Lorene

    Ma ril yn S nyd er , and Dave

    J o s i e F r i e s e n

    i n

    L i v i n g s t o n . We a l s o

    p a r

    t o o k

    o f

    t h e

    food

    a t s i x c h u r c h p o t - l u c k s

    and f e l l o w s h i p m e a l s .

    The meeting a t Colusa was th e

    s m a l l e s t

    in

    a t t e n d a n c e , perhaps

    due

    t o th e s t e a d y

    r a i n .

    The m i n i s t e r . Ken P r i e s

    and

    we

    a n d

    one

    family

    came t o

    th e

    meeting

    and pot- luck

    supper . The C h r i s t i a n Church

    bui ld ing

    i s

    very

    o l d , having

    been e r e c t e d

    i n

    1869. I t

    was i n t h i s b u i l d i n g i n C o l u s a t h a t Har

    v e y s g ra n df at he r,

    W.L.

    Neal, preached

    f o r

    a

    t i m e a b o u t

    t h e

    t u r n o f

    t h e

    c e n t u r y .

    V I S I T I N G

    THE CHURCHE S

    We

    told

    o f o u r

    m i s s i o n

    w o r k i n six

    C a l i

    f o r n i a c h u r c h e s i n

    1 9 8 3 . T h e

    first

    o f

    t h e s e was t h e

    P a r k c r e s t C h r is ti a n

    C h u r c h ,

    Roger Beard m i n i s t e r , on J u l y 17 a t th e

    morning s e r v i c e ,

    followed

    by a f e l l o w s h i p

    d i n n e r . L a t e r i n t h e

    s u m m e r ,

    on tw o Wed

    nesday n i g h t s we showed p i c t u r e s

    o f

    t h e

    m i s s i o n f i e l d s i n t h e P h il ip p in e s, I n d ia ,

    T h a i l a n d a n d J a p a n .

    Hemet

    Val ley

    C h r i s t i a n

    Church , Maurice

    W i l l i a m s m i n i s t e r , a s k e d u s t o come t h e

    e v e n i n g o f Aug.

    7.

    Nex t S un da y, Aug. 14

    we

    w e n t to G o l d e n W e s t

    C h r i s t i a n C h u r c h ,

    Los

    Angeles ,

    where Park

    N e t t i n g m i n i s t e r s , and

    preached f o r t h e morning s e r v i c e , and show

    ed p i c t u r e s a t t h e e v e n i n g s e r v i c e .

    Cn Sunday

    morning

    Aug.

    21 we were a t t h e

    West C o vi n a C hu rc h o f C h r i s t , S t u a r t

    Y o r k

    m i n i s t e r ,

    where we showed p i c t u r e s Around

    t h e World t o a

    combined m e e t i n g o f

    4 B i b l e

    s c h o o l

    classes t h e ABC C l a s s , S e e k e r s ,

    B e r e a n s , a n d A m b a s s a d o r s

    B i b l e

    C l a s s .

    In O cto be r we made a t r i p t o n o r t h e r n

    C a l i f o r n i a ,

    s t o p p i n g i n P o r t e r v i l l e t o

    visit with Ernie

    Janie

    Rutherford a n d

    J a s c n .

    We

    a l s o

    v i s i t e d H a r v e y s s i s t e r s i n

    M a r y s v i l l e . On Oct . 16 we were a t

    t h e

    First

    C h r i s t i a n C h u r c h

    i n

    Placerville

    R i c h a r d C a i n

    m i n i s t e r , where

    we

    showed

    p i c

    t u r e s t o a d u l t B i b l e c l a s s e s , a nd H ar v ey

    p r e a c h e d

    a t

    t h e morning s e r v i c e . T h e r e

    was

    a

    H a r v e s t

    Day p o t - l u c k

    d i n n e r

    a f t e r t h e

    s e r v i c e .

    We

    e n j o y e d

    t h e

    h o s p i t a l i t y o f

    Adele

    McFarland

    i n whose home we s t a y e d

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    sOUT PACIFIC

    CEAN

    H A R V E Y and HEL EN E RD

    A r ea s w her e Ch ri st ia n c h ur c h c h u r ch o f Ch ri s t

    miss ionar ies a re

    no w

    serving

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    HARVEY

    a n d

    H ELEN B EA RD

    Where in

    the world have Harvey

    and

    Helen

    Beard

    been

    the

    last 'ew years? India?

    Thailand? The Philippines?

    Australia?

    Yes.

    all of these

    guesses

    are correct and more. At

    the age

    when many

    would

    be

    seeking a quiet

    place to retire,

    H and

    H Beard. Inc. have

    kept their suitcases packed and their

    passports in hand, answ ering the call to

    those faraway places .

    Harvey

    was

    born October 7 1914 in

    Maryville,

    California

    to

    William

    and Jenni e

    Beard. In

    1933 he

    received an A A

    degree

    from

    Vuba

    County Junior College. In 1935

    he

    received an

    A.B.

    from Paci f ic Bible

    Seminary,

    hi s

    M A in 1936, and a B.D. in

    1950.

    H e

    h ad a lso received an A.B. in

    1948

    from

    the

    University of California and

    hi s

    M A

    from UC

    in

    1955.

    He

    began

    teaching

    at

    Pacific

    Christian College in 1936

    besides

    preaching part-time for 17 years.

    Helen

    w as born

    J u n e

    15 ,

    1915

    in

    Covina,

    C al if or ni a t o P.E. an d E m m a

    St an t on

    S h e

    received her B A degree from P.C.C. in 1937

    and a B.S. in music in 1971. She and Harvey

    wer e m ar rie d N ov embe r

    23, 1938

    and have

    five children;

    David,

    Roger . Ruth .

    Martha,

    and Philip.

    The Beards' world t ravels began in 1963.

    when the president of

    Pacific Bible

    Seminary urged Harvey to

    go

    on a

    Bible

    lands

    tour. For 20 years Harvey had

    served

    as missionary chairman of t he Parkc re st

    Church

    of

    Christ

    in

    Long

    Beach where

    he

    was an elder. During this lime he had

    corresponded

    with many missionaries.

    So it

    was that

    Harvey determined to visit

    as many

    missions as possible while

    on tour.

    He

    visi ted

    seve ra l

    mi ss i ons in th e U S.

    an d

    th e

    Guy Mayfields in Italy on

    hi s

    first tour.

    Another

    lour

    followed in 1968 to Europe

    and

    the

    Holy Land. During this time Harvey

    taught a Bible

    class

    in

    the

    Lugano Christian

    Service Camp

    in Italy Harvey's interna

    tional teaching tours had begun Each

    summer he returned to Italy meeting other

    mis sio na rie s which led to

    teaching

    in

    Switzer land,

    Germany,

    Belgium,

    and

    F r a n c e

    Following other P.C.C. lours, Harvey

    took

    a

    s ix-month sabba tical teaching

    in Hawaii.

    Japan,

    Korea, Hong

    Kong,

    and the

    Philippines,

    He

    taught

    a full semester in

    Kenmore Christian College

    in

    Brisbane.

    Queens land Austral ia . The remainder

    of

    the trip was

    spent

    with missionaries in

    Thailand,

    Rome,

    Switzerland, and

    England,

    and

    Bible sites

    in

    Iran. Turkey,

    and Greece.

    In 1979 Harvey and

    Helen we re a sk ed

    to

    spend a

    year

    teaching in AparrI Bible

    Seminary

    in

    the

    Philippines

    while

    Charles

    and

    Roberta Selby were

    on furlough, On

    the

    way,

    they taught m Kulpahar. India and

    spoke at a

    convention

    of hundreds of

    Christians in Sitapur

    and

    taught

    Bible

    in

    Thai land o n th e u rm a b ord er

    Their planned one yea r in the Philippines

    extended to

    three

    years, ending in

    March

    of

    1983. During the school breaks, Harvey and

    Helen continued the ir t ravels , returning to

    India. Thailand, and J apan .

    Now home

    again

    in California, the

    Beards

    can

    reflect

    back on

    the

    way

    the

    Lord

    supplied all of their

    needs

    over the years.

    Sometimes

    just to

    the penny,

    funds would

    be

    supplied

    for the ir work of

    encouragement

    and

    instruction.

    Where will Harvey and

    Helen travel

    next? No

    one knows , but

    they

    will

    be

    ready

    Forwarding Agent: Mrs Evelyn Miller 10317 Eudora Avenue Buena Park CA 90620 phone

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    THE

    ASSISTING MISSIONARIES

    N o . 18

    MINISTRV OF

    HARVEY AND

    HELEN

    BEARD

    Dec embe r 1 9 8 4

    GOING TO THE AIRPORT

    On

    Sat ur da y e v en in g ,

    August

    25 we went

    to Los Angeles In te rna t iona l Airpor t LAX

    to

    mee t

    Leone

    Col e ,

    a r r i v i ng

    f rom

    Japan .

    The new system

    a t th e

    a i r po r t i s

    fo r

    those

    meet ing i n t e rn a t i ona l passengers t o wai t a t

    the baggage

    claim

    a re a . Afte r all the

    im

    mig ra t i on and custom s f o rma l i t i e s , your

    passenge r emerges a t long

    l a s t .

    Leone was

    met by her son

    Harold

    and h is wife, and

    went t o

    t h e i r home t o

    spend th e n igh t . We

    had a s h o r t t ime t o visit whi l e

    wai t ing

    fo r

    th e l uggage .

    On Wednesday,

    Sep t .

    5 we

    went

    to

    LAX

    in

    t h e a f t e r n o o n

    to

    m ee t Jam ie B oud re au x,

    re

    tu rn ing from the

    Ph i l ipp ines .

    It

    was

    a ho t

    day,

    105

    in

    Long

    Beach.

    We

    took

    him

    to

    Fullerton

    to

    me e t his sister

    S h a r o n .

    We

    stopped

    a t

    a

    f a s t

    food place t o ge t

    him

    scane

    lu nch , a s he had n o t e a te n fo r s e v e r a l

    hou r s .

    We left

    him a t

    th e P .C .C .

    do rm i t o ry

    a nd

    returned

    to

    o u r

    hom e. The n e x t

    week we

    saw him at th e Na t i o n a l Miss i ona ry Conven

    tion

    in P h o e n i x .

    Cn

    Thursday,

    October 18 we

    met Linda

    Stanton

    a t

    the

    Long

    Beach Airpor t . She had

    a

    few

    f ree days between appoin tments in

    Oregon,

    so she

    took an

    Alaska Air l ines

    f l i g h t t o Long Beach . Bob and

    Eleanor

    Hanson

    also m e t h e r

    a n d t o o k

    h e r to

    their

    hcme.

    N ext day

    t h ey took

    h e r

    to s e e some

    f r i e nd s

    in

    Fu l l e r t o n ,

    and

    th en b ro ug ht

    h e r

    t o

    our house in

    th e even ing t o

    visit

    wi th

    seve ra l f r ie nd s o f Kulpahar: Mrs. Mildred

    Raynor ,

    Leah Moshie r s

    mother ;

    Mac

    and Ruth

    McClure,

    Do ll y Ch itwood 's s i s t e r ;

    Mrs. Kaf-

    t o n ,

    S h e r i s

    mo th e r

    and a

    f r i e n d ; th e Han

    sons; and Evelyn Mil le r , our FA. Linda

    s tayed

    the n igh t in

    our

    home, and nex t

    morning we t ook

    he r

    to Long Beach Ai rpo r t

    fo r

    th e r e t u r n

    flight

    The Hansons were

    also there

    to bid

    her farewell

    ^

    . l i i i >1.Vji

    RETURN TO THE

    PH IL I PP INES

    Cha r l e s

    and

    R o be rta S elb y wro t e t o u

    l a s t J u ly ,

    asking

    t h a t we ccsne

    t o

    Apar

    fo r th e

    coming schoo l yea r , June 1985 t

    March

    1986.

    The

    pr imary

    r e s p on s i b i l i t

    wi l l

    be fo r Harvey

    t o

    teach

    Old Testamen

    Prophets

    in Aparr i B ib le Seminary . Ther

    may

    be ano the r

    c l a s s

    to t e a c h , a l s o . Hele

    wi l l no t have s ch oo l t ea ch in g

    r e s pon s ib i l

    i t y , bu t may be ac t ive in

    music

    and v i s i t a

    t i o n .

    We expec t to be ready t o go t o th

    Ph i l i pp i ne s

    abou t th e first o f June .

    Af te r the schoo l yea r en ds ,

    we

    wish t

    a t t end

    th e

    annua l mis s iona ry ge t - t oge th e r

    The mis s i ona r i e s in

    Kulpahar

    a re ask ing u

    t o

    visit

    them aga i n ,

    so

    we

    may

    do

    t h a t nex

    and then go

    t o Bib l e

    land s w ith Fede r i c

    Bueno, if th e Lord

    b l e s s e s

    t h a t p r o j e c

    with

    succe ss .

    It may

    be poss ib le a f t e

    t h a t ,

    th e

    Lord wi l l i ng ,

    to re spond t o i n v

    t a tio ns to work in Eiirope

    be fo re

    going t

    t e a ch B ib le in a Bib l e co l l e ge in

    Afr i c a

    where

    we

    have

    t e n t a t i ve ly been i nv i t ed .

    We shou ld

    probab ly

    have

    500 pe r mon

    suppo r t ,

    b e s i d e s t r av e l

    funds , in add i t i o

    to ou r own i n come, in o rd e r t o accompl i s

    this Make

    c h e c k s

    to Parkcrest Christia

    Church ,

    and

    send

    t o ou r Forwarding

    Agen

    I f th e

    Lord

    w i l l, we s h a l l bo th l i v e an

    d o this o r that J am e s 4 : 1 5 .

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    NATIONAL

    MISSIONARY

    CONVENTION

    The 1984 c o n v e n t i o n

    m e t at

    Pho e n i x in

    th e

    Convent ion

    Cen te r September 9-12 .

    A

    month o r so befo r e

    th e

    conven t ion ,

    th e

    i d e a

    occurred

    to

    Harvey as he was pray ing one

    day ,

    t h a t the

    g rea t

    niomber o f

    mission pa

    pers we had co l lec ted

    over

    the y ears might

    be a

    b les s ing to El P aso S ch oo l

    o f Mis

    s ions . So he w rote smd asked

    if they

    would

    l i k e

    to

    have

    them.

    Having

    r ece ived

    an

    a f

    f i rmat ive r ep l y , he spen t two weeks s e t t i ng

    them

    in o rd e r .

    Mai l r e c e i v ed

    du r ing oxir

    t h r ee year s in

    th e

    Phi l ipp ines had

    been

    r e ad ,

    b u t was still unso r t ed . We

    loaded

    all t h i s paper in our bus and

    on Sept .

    we d rove

    t o

    Phoen ix . There

    th e

    pape r s were

    t r an s f e r r ed to

    car s going

    to El

    Paso ,

    to be

    placed

    in the l i b r a ry of the El Pas o S ch oo l

    Driving

    to Phoenix

    we s topped

    a t

    a r e s t

    a r e a where

    Cha r l e s

    and

    F l o r e n c e Littell

    miss iona r i e s

    to th e Ph i l i pp ine s , over took

    us .

    They

    to o were

    on

    t h e i r

    way

    to th e con

    v e n t i o n . When we arrived at Pho e n i x we

    went d ir ec tly to the

    home

    o f Charles and

    Linda

    Schu f l e towsk i ,

    who had i nv i t e d

    us t o

    s tay

    a t th ei r p lace .

    Linda i s

    a n iece of

    Orr in Roo t ,

    with

    whom we

    share

    s ix

    grand

    ch i l d r en .

    Char l e s

    and Linda

    were very g ra

    c ious

    to

    us , giv ing

    us a p lace to

    s tay

    in

    th e o ld

    ranch

    house ,

    and l o an ing us

    a

    key

    so

    we

    cou ld come

    and

    go a s th e

    convent ion

    r equ i red . e

    a te

    a t th e i r

    beau t i fu l ly

    spread

    t ab le Saturday evening and Sunday

    ( f a t t ed

    c a l f

    could

    no t

    have been

    be t t e r ) .

    Since

    th e convent ion began Sunday even

    i ng ,

    we

    a t tended s e rv i ce s Sunday morning

    a t

    th e Camelback Ch r i s t i a n C hu rc h, w here

    Jo e

    C arso n S m ith

    ministers.

    He was for s ome

    years

    Harvey s

    col league in t eaching a t

    _P..C.Jl.__From Sunday evening

    through

    We^es -

    day even ing we

    were a t th e

    conven t ion .

    M i s s io n a r i e s told o f their work

    at

    conti

    n e n ta l b re a kf as ts at th e Hi l t on Ho t e l , and

    also at l u n cheon s

    s e r v ed

    i n a

    room

    o f

    t h e

    Conv en t i c x i C e n t e r .

    We

    f ound

    friends

    to

    sit

    withChuck and Mickey

    Richards

    from

    th e

    Ph i l i pp ine s ,

    and

    th e

    Vi rg i l

    Marshal l

    f ami ly

    frcan Wymore, Nebraska . Monday

    evening

    a t

    supper

    t ime a thxinderstorm was pour ing ra in

    on Phoenix. Je r ry

    Watkinson

    and daughter

    Vick i e f rom En se n ad a, Me s ic o , wi th

    t h e i r

    c a r in th e basement

    pa rk i ng ,

    came t o ou r

    r e s cu e . So wi th them

    and Evelyn Mi l l e r

    we

    r o d e to

    a

    restaurant

    whe r e

    we h a d

    a

    nice

    meal together .

    Tuesday we

    went

    to a nearby

    Mexican

    r e s t a u r a n t

    with B i l l and Ginny

    Lof t

    o f E l P aso S ch oo l o f M i ss io ns , and Wednes

    day

    evening

    we a te a t a

    lunch

    counter in

    a

    hea l t h food s t o r e ,

    in

    company with Barbara

    Ma11ory

    from Ber l i n .

    The

    convent ion

    was an i n sp i r a t ion

    and

    a

    bless ing . Knofel Staton 's

    percept ive

    re

    marks in

    h is

    B ib le s tu dy

    each morning were

    we l l

    r e c e i v e d . The b r e a k f a s t

    an d

    l u n cheon

    speakers were

    interest ing

    as they

    told

    of

    their own fields. The t heme at th e l u n ch -

    ecxis was My Most

    Enjoyable

    Experience.

    Monday we heard Norm Dxingan and Jack

    Yar-

    n e l l ,

    both

    from M exico, an d

    Chuck

    Johns ton

    from Taiwan. Tuesday we heard Herb Watkins

    of Mexico, Chuy Fie lds

    o f Bi-Lingual Bible

    I n s t i t u t e

    a t

    Chandler ,

    Ar iza i a , and

    Elwyn

    Buche o f Pac i f i c Chr i s t i an Col l ege . The

    speakers Wednesday were

    Norman Maddux

    from

    Braz i l ,

    Mrs.

    Emrys Rees from I nd i a , and

    B i l l DeLaught er f rom

    Zimbabwe.

    The t heme f o r

    t h e

    b r e a k f a s t s was H ow

    God Has

    B l e s s e d

    Our M i s s io n .

    The

    s p e a k e r s

    we

    h e a r d wer e

    J im

    Dav i s

    o f

    Zamb i a ,

    J im

    Davi s o f B r a z i l , Ted S k i l e s o f Ta iw an , and

    Chuck Johnston

    o f

    Taiwap:.

    Harvey spoke a t

    th e breakfas t on

    Wednesday,

    t e l l i ng how God

    blessed our g oing to

    th e mission

    f ie ld in

    th e

    Ph i l i pp i ne s a s r e t i r e d

    pe r sons .

    There were dozens

    o f

    w orkshops and m is

    sion presen ta t ions . We heard Ben Alexandeir

    tell o f th e E.S.P

    mini s t r y (Expos ing

    Sa

    t a n ' s

    Power) . We

    saw th e l a t e s t Kulpahar ,

    Ind ia

    movie shown by Linda

    Stan ton .

    We

    heard

    Cyr i l S imkin s a nd Dean Davis on Mis

    s ion E th i c s , and

    Floyd Clark

    on Miss ions

    P r a y e r .

    Conv e n t i o n

    mu s i c

    w as excellent.

    The

    Ros tv i t

    twins

    w ere song

    l e a de r s ,

    and

    a l so

    sang

    in

    fo re ign l anguages

    a t of f e r ing

    t ime

    e ac h e ve nin g The o f f e r i ng g o a l was met .

    Seve ra l

    o f

    th e p r i nc i pa l addresses

    were

    given by miss ionar ies on th e fo re ig n

    f i e l d ,

    n am ely , L on ie Pacheco , Mexico; Yoon Kwon

    Cha e, K pre aj^

    S tephen

    F l e eno r ,

    Japan ; and

    Mar jo r i e Van Cyke , Zimbabwe, It was a

    g r ea t conven t ion . Lonnie Pacheco summed it

    up

    we l l

    in

    h is opening r emarks Monday even

    i ng :

    Happiness

    i s being a

    Chr i s t i an and

    a tte n din g t he

    Na t i on a l .

    Mi s s iona r y Co iv en -

    tion.

    FEDERICO BUENO

    Federico Bueno is a

    teacher of Bible in

    Ap arr i B ib le Seminary .

    He would l i ke t o

    visit th e Bib le l a nd s ,

    i n

    o r d e r t o improve

    h i s understar tdigg o f

    th e Background

    o f

    th e

    Bib l e ,

    The Se lbys h av e a pp ro ve d th e r a i s

    ing o f a

    fund

    t o send

    him.

    It wi l l co s t

    tw o

    to three

    t h o u s a n d

    dollars

    If

    the Lo r d

    l ays it on your he a r t

    to help

    with a

    fund

    fo r t h i s

    purpose ,

    plea se let

    us

    know. I f

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    FERERICO

    BUENO

    you send money, please mark it Bueno

    Fund . Targe t da te i s March

    1

    1986, when

    he

    cou ld

    do

    p a r t

    of

    h is t ou r ing in

    company

    with Harvey and Helen Beard. I f

    any

    of

    those

    who

    have

    sa id t h ey

    would l i k e

    to see

    B ib le la nd s wi th us

    a re

    i n t e r e s t ed in going

    a t t h a t t ime

    p lea se

    let

    us

    know.

    APARRI

    BIBLE

    SEMINARY LIBRARY

    The l i b r a ry

    of

    A p arr i B ib le

    Seminary

    i s

    in

    need of good booksBib l e commen ta ri es

    and d i c t i o n a r i e s

    i n t r oduc t i on s

    G reek and

    Hebrew

    language

    books, geography

    and

    archaeology

    books,

    books on homilet ics and

    chu rch

    a dm i n i s t r a t i o n books

    on

    Ch r i s t i a n

    educat ion and

    Chr i s t i a n

    l i v i ng . The

    e l d e r s

    o f th e P a rk c re s t

    C h r i s t i a n Church o f

    Long

    Beach

    have

    agreed

    fo r

    th e

    church

    to be

    a

    co l l e c t i o n c en t e r

    fo r books

    given to

    th e

    A.B.S. Library . Somecme a t the

    church wi l l

    pack

    and mai l them

    t o Aparr i ;

    the

    miss ion

    wi l l

    re imburse

    money spen t fo r p o s ta ge .

    Those

    who

    have

    good used

    books

    t o donate

    or

    who wish to

    buy

    and con t r ibu te new books

    may

    mail or br ing them t o

    Parkcres t

    Chris

    tian

    Chu r c h

    5950 Pa r k c r e s t Street Long

    Beach, C 90808. Plea se mark

    th e p a r c e l

    For A.B.S.

    Lib r a ry .

    STUDENTS R.

    GUILLERMO,

    R.

    BAGAIN,

    1982

    GREETINGS

    ND

    FAMILY NEWS

    By Helen

    B le ssed

    be Jehovah

    God,

    th e

    God

    o f

    I s r a e l

    Who

    o nly d oe th

    wondrous

    th ings :

    And

    b les sed

    be His g lo r ious

    name fo r eve r;

    And let

    th e who le e a r t h be

    filled

    wi th

    his

    glory . men and Amen. Psalm 72:18-19

    Gree t ings

    t o

    you

    a l l and the very be s t

    wishes

    fo r

    Chris tmas and

    th e year 1985 .

    May you

    have

    g rea t joy

    in se rv ing Jesus .

    hope to hear

    t ha t you

    had

    a

    good year .

    Your l e t t e r s encourage us t o keep going

    It h a s

    been wond e r f u l to b e home wi t h

    family

    and

    church

    f r iends

    around

    us t h i s

    yea r . d id

    t r a ve l

    to E l Paso Texas

    whe re H arvey

    t a ugh t

    a t

    th e School

    o f

    Mis-

    i ons fo r

    tw o w eeks

    in

    Apr i l .

    We

    en joyed

    the fe l lowship

    with Pres iden t B i l l Lof t and

    h is wife Ginny, and the o th er fa cu l ty

    mem

    be r s

    t oo .

    We made t h a t

    trip

    in

    two

    days

    by

    s to pp in g o ve r

    in Pho en ix , A ri zo na

    both

    ways. In Sep tember ( 9- 12 )

    we

    at tended

    the

    Nat iona l

    Missionary Convent ion

    in Phoen ix

    Arizona . We had g r ea t

    p le as ur e in

    v i s i t i n g

    wi th

    many

    p r e c i ou s f r i end s .

    We have had a

    few

    mis s iona ry gu e s t s :

    Lloyd and

    Marivic

    Selby

    of

    Apar r i and

    recen t ly

    Linda Stanton of Kulpahar , India .

    always

    e njo y h av in g

    gues t s .

    Last school

    year

    we had

    Maureen Smith,

    a

    col lege g i r l

    who was a t t end ing

    C a li fo r ni a S t at e

    Unive r

    s i ty a t Long Beach,

    l iv ing

    with us . This

    year she i s a t t end ing Pac i f i c Chr i s t i an

    Col l ege a t Fu l l e r t on .

    Our

    son Roger underwent g a l l b l adde r

    su rg ery in October .

    He had a

    lo t

    of

    pain

    wi th

    t h i s bu t he i s r ecove r ing and back a t

    work

    a t th e P ark cre st Church . Our

    grand

    daughter Anne had

    se r ious

    compl ica t ions

    w ith c hic ke n pox

    and sh ing les . She has

    re

    c o v e r e d after a

    si x

    week s b o u t w i th th e

    affliction.

    Dave

    and Ruth Roo t a r e

    i n Eugene

    Ore

    gon

    where Dave

    i s

    on the facu l ty of

    North

    west Chr i s t i an Col lege . Ruth i s busy with

    music . She p lays

    v io l i n

    in

    a

    f a cu l t y

    s t r i ng

    qua r t e t t e a t

    Lane

    County Junior Col

    l ege . She

    i s

    chauf feu r

    fo r the

    s ix J s

    various activities. The c hi ld re n a re a ll

    g i f t ed

    wi th

    musica l

    ab i l i t y . Jenn i fe r

    p la ys p ia no J e f f

    s ings Jamie

    p lays ce l l o .

    Jeremy J o e l and Joy

    a re a l s o

    showing

    in

    terest in mu s i c .

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    Dave and

    Sharon a re in Long

    Beach

    where

    Dave

    i s

    counse l lo r at

    Lakewood High

    Schoo l .

    Sharon

    i s work ing toward

    a

    col lege degree

    with spec ia l service for older people in

    mind.

    Hea the r

    i s a

    s e n i o r in

    h igh

    schoo l ,

    and Jo shu a cind Mat thew a re invo] .ved i n

    soccer g am e s .

    Roger and

    Kaye

    are in Long

    Beach, where

    Roger i s one of t he m i ni st er s a t the Park-

    c r e s t Chr i s t i an Church. Kaye t e ache s in

    th e P ar kc re st

    Ear ly

    Childhood School .

    Mar-

    c e l l a i s in jun ior co l l ege . Kirsen ,

    Tressa

    and

    Anne

    a re busy w ith sc ho ol

    cind church .

    Dav id

    cind Mar tha

    VUi

    Wormer a re in

    Sa l t v i l l e ,

    Virg in ia , where David

    i s min

    ister

    o f

    t h e Main Street

    Ch r i s t i a n Chu r c h .

    He

    i s f in i sh ing

    h is

    mas te r s t he s i s fo r

    Emmanuel

    School

    o f

    Re l ig ion . Martha he lps

    wi t h

    - - t e a ch ing

    and mus i c

    i n

    th e

    c h u r c h .

    Abiga i l i s two

    ye a r s

    o ld .

    Ph i l and

    Jeann ie

    l i v e

    in

    Long Beach .

    P h i l

    work s

    f o r th e

    Au tomob i l e

    Club

    o f

    Sou t h e r n Ca l i f o r n i a .

    J e a n n i e

    t a k e s c a r e o f

    Sarah ,

    two, and Amy one

    year old .

    Jeannie

    is

    th e

    B i b l e

    S c h o o l

    Dir ec to r of

    Parkcrest.

    This

    year I

    have been

    teaching

    the

    f ou r- ye a r- ol ds i n Bib le

    School . It s a new

    experience , as

    I ve

    usual ly taught o lde r

    ch i l d r en . I

    f i nd

    th e

    little

    ones qu i t e

    capab le

    o f le arn in g a

    l o t .

    Harvey i s

    curren t ly

    working

    on a

    r ev i

    s ion o f McGarvey s Lands of the

    Bib le .

    He

    puts in as many hours

    as

    he

    can each day.

    He a l so has the

    yard

    a t home looking beau

    tiful.

    He

    is

    an

    d l d e r

    at

    Pa rkc r e s t ,

    and he

    f i l l s in

    a t

    teaching

    when he i s needed.

    We welcome

    your

    v i s i t s

    to

    us , and if

    you c a n t

    come, wri te

    us

    a l e t t e r .

    The

    Lord b l e s s you .

    With l o v e ,

    Harvey

    and Helen^

    MailingAddress:

    P.O.

    Box

    15327

    Long Beach CA 90815

    Residence:

    1503

    Vuelta

    Grande Ave.

    Long Beach CA 90815

    ForwardingAgent:

    Mrs. Evelyn Miller

    10317

    Eudora Avenue

    Buena

    Park,

    CA

    90620

    Parkcrest

    Christian Church

    5950

    Parkcrest

    Street

    Long Beach CA 90808

    Address

    Correction Requested

    GUESTS FRCM JAPAN

    Thursday,

    Ju ly

    19

    we

    rece ived

    tw o young

    l ad i e s from Japan as

    gues t s

    in our home.

    They

    were p a r t of

    a

    t ou r

    group t h a t

    came t o

    C a li f or n ia a s s t u d en t s

    o f

    Amer i can culture

    to

    live in Ame r i c a n h ome s fo r

    f o u r

    wee k s .

    The

    Parkcres t Church sponsored t h i s group

    of about tw o

    dozen

    young

    people .

    Both of

    ou r

    g i r l s

    were named

    Hircmi ;

    Hircmii

    Murase

    from Nagoya an d H irom i Nakano from Nishino-

    miya.

    Thei r

    days

    were f i l l e d with

    c la s ses

    he ld in one of th e l o c a l high

    schoo l s ,

    and

    with out ings to th e

    beach and

    to

    some of

    th e

    l o c a l

    tourist

    attractions

    such a s

    Disney land

    and Kno t t s Berry Farm.

    One day

    they went fo r

    t h e i r noon

    mea

    to

    a Japanese r e s t au r an t

    in

    Lakewood. W

    h a d

    m e t the s o n

    of

    th e restaurant

    own e r

    when

    we were in Kanoya, Japan l a s t year .

    We provided many American

    s t y l e

    meals fo r

    them

    in

    our

    home dur ing

    t h e i r

    s t a y .

    They

    were

    no t

    Chr i s t i an s , bu t were

    wi l l i ng

    t o

    go

    to church

    with us Sundays

    to see t h i s

    pa r t

    o f Amer ican

    cu l t u r e . Af t e r

    s ee ing a

    bap

    t ism one

    Sunday,

    th e next day a t

    t h e i r

    c l a s s

    they

    asked,

    What were t ho se p eo ple

    doing

    in

    th e water?

    FINANCIAL

    STATEMENT

    Ba l an ce

    J une

    1984

    1 ,761 .00

    I n come 262 .95

    Less disbursements

    Ending b lance Nov. 1984 1 ,911 .50

    Disbursement s :

    P r in t i ng

    34 .00

    Pos tage 76 .59

    Endorsement Stamp 1 .86

    112.45

    2 ,023 .95

    1 1 2 . 4 5

    Non Profit Org.

    U.S. Postage Paid

    Long

    Beach CA

    Permit

    363

    MISSION SERVI E

    P 0 OX 2427

    KNOXVILLE

    TN 37931

    HORIZONS

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