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Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Greetings to you in the name of our wonderful Lord and Savior, Jesus. May His blessings of love and grace be with
you and yours. It has really been great to be back in

On December 2, I returned to RoUa to

speak

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home

church.

First

Christian, on their Faith Promise Day.

the States, to see loved ones again, and to have fellowship with the wonderful Christian people who are a part of the
"team" that are behind us in our work

with the Chinese people. If we haven't already visited you, we will be in the near
future.

They are our sponsoring church and they have been very faithful in their support and guidance. Thank God! I spoke in the morning service and Don Johnson, missionary to Ethiopia, spoke in the evening service. A total of $26,734 was promised for missions in the coming
year. We praise God for this !

While at Virginia's home, we spoke at

her home church, Bushton Christian Church, and reported to them of the

After spending a week and a half with my folks, we came back to the Midwest. During Thanksgiving week, we attended

work. Bushton has also been very faithful

in their support. While we were on the field, their giving continued to increase

the National Missionary Convention in

Oklahoma City. I spoke at one of the sessions on the subject "Home Meetings in Taiwan." It was a great convention, even though the attendance was somewhat down from last year. It was wonderful to see so many missionaries in one place. There were about 200 missionaries who attended, almost 10
percent of our missionaries. The sessions

periodically. Again, we praise God for

His wonderful love and watch care through His people! We prayed for a white Christmas in December so the kids could see snow and

the Lord answered our prayer. And, like

He does so many times, He answered it so

that our cup was overflowing. We had

VlVi inches of snow at one time and then several inches of snow off and on after
that.

were informative, helpful, and inspiring. Spiritual food like this is really a blessing. You really don't realize how good it is until after you have been
deprived of it for awhile.

The last of December we went to visit

After leaving the convention, we

stopped at Cookson Hills Christian School

Virginia's second brother and his family and speak to the church where they at tend, the Christian Church in Morris, Illinois. We attended the adult class party
on Saturday night, spoke in all four ser vices on Sunday, and had devotions for the Young People's New Year's Eve

and Boys Ranch in Kansas, Oklahoma,

and visited with some good Christian

friends, Joe and Awyne Thurstenson,

Alan and Mary Helen Crider, the Black-

party. This gave us a good opportunity to

got to know the wonderful folk there.

wells, and Mom and Pop Hallum. We stayed for a few days and then went on to Virginia's home in Charleston, Illinois,
for the month of December.

Soon after that we returned to RoUa, where we will be living until we go back to Taiwan in August or September. Dan and Mary Pittman and my aunt and

uncle, Marvin and Dorothy Breuer, had a house all waiting for us, fully furnished. We are very thankful to them for finding
such a nice place, but at a reasonable

price. The kids are really happy that we

have a "home of our own" now.

Sunday evening, January 6, I spoke at

another of our supporting churches, the
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a happy time of reunion and

several relatives in this church, also, so it

fellowship. One of my cousins, Rick
Mosher, a student at St. Louis Christian Rardin Schmrf where Sam spoke near
Virgtnia's home.

College, was there and it was good to see

him and his family. His mother is treasurer of the women's mission group

there, a position also held by my late

Virginia's brother, Don, his wife, Mary, and

their family.

Grandma & Grandpa Franklin were happy so

see their newest grandchildren.

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PRAYER NEEDS 1. Chinese Christians

a. Mei Hwa and family b. Brother Jang and Shih Lin Church c. Brother Chen and Lwo Dung
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April, 1974

MISSIONARIES;

SAM A VIRGINIA HAZLEWOOO

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Hi every body! Well, time just keeps moving on. In fact, we have just passed the halfway point of our furlough here in the States. We will be leaving on August 30, the Lord willing, to return to Taiwan. Please continue to pray that the Lord will
bless us and we will be able to raise the

On the last Wednesday of January we

presented our work at the Kansas Christian Church in Kansas, Oklahoma. This is the church where most of the families of Cookson Hills Christian School and Boys Ranch attend. One of the brothers there saw that one of the tires on

needed monthly support by the time we

On January 20th, we were at the Hornet

our car was getting a little bald, so he graciously gave us a tire that he just
happened to have on hand. It works great!

Christian Church, halfway between Joplin and Seneca, Missouri. We were youth ministers at this country church for 2 years while still attending Bible college. It was great to see everyone again and renew old friendships. We were sorry to hear that Jimmy King, son of David and Jean King, had been run over by a car while sledding. He was operated on and the doctor says he'll be ready to go back to school and participate in sports again
in the Fall. Praise the Lord!

On February 3rd we traveled to another of our supporting churches,

Youngs Chapel Christian Church in

Salem, Illinois. We spent the day with the Featherlings and the Maylons. Even though this church, too, is a country
church, there were many new faces. We were happy to meet all these new people. On the 17th, we spent the day at the Boulevard Christian Church, in Muskogee, Oklahoma. This is the church where we were working as youth

ministers when the Lord called us to Taiwan. The main auditorium had

burned down just before we left. They now have a beautiful new building and the church is really growing. We were able to visit some more of our good friends. I wish we could put into words the wonderful joy that we feel when we are able to fellowship with you all. Next, I journeyed alone to Talequah, Oklahoma, to speak to the Northeastern Christian Chiu'ch there. I stayed with Tom and Barbara Tucker, old school
mates of ours from Ozark. Tom is the

Taiwan, which I very happily did. They are meeting in an American Legion hall right now, but will be moving into their new building in June. We pray God's blessing upon this new congregation as
they seek to do His will.

campus minister of Northeastern State College. In March I took a long trip down to

North Carolina. It was in Virginia that I

first experienced the gas shortage. It was the first time I have had to line up for gas. One place I had to wait in line at two different places. I got within 3 cars of getting gas at the first placd when they ran out. I had to go and line up at another gas station (the only one left open in
town).

On March 10th, we had the privilege of telling our home church, the First Christian Church of RoUa, about the work in Taiwan. This is our spon soring church, the church that was responsible for sending us to Taiwan. We really enjoy living here in RoUa and having fellowship with old friends and getting acquainted with new ones. The church here is carrying a substantial part of our support and we thank the Lord for them, as we do for many of you who also share with us in this ministry. Please be in special prayer for Shane.

His eyes are crossed. The doctor is trying

to correct them with glasses. After 6

weeks, if his eyes have not improved, then he wiU have to have surgery. We
hope and pray that this will not be necessary. We want to thank the Lord for

We had a great Faith Promise Rally at Richlands, North Carolina. The goal was $2,500 and the promises exceeded $2,800.
Praise be to God! It was a wonderful

healing

my

Aunt

Dorothy,

Dorothy

Breuer, here in Rolla. She had brain surgery and a tumor was removed. It was

weekend with the good folks there (good

first thought to be unfavorable, but later diagnosis proved it to be benign. Praise

God! We ask for your prayers that she will have a speedy and, most important, a complete recovery. Her left arm and leg
were paralyzed at first, but now she has almost complete control of the arm and

'ole southern hospitality). I was es

pecially appreciative of Walter Jacobson

and his wife, who took such good care of

me while I was there.

The rally was over on Sunday morning,

so I started home that afternoon and

beginning to feel movement in her leg.

We thank God for this.

stopped in Reidsville for evening ser vices. I just missed the services at the Reidsville Church of Christ, but was able to worship with a new congregation
there, the Faith Christian Church. The congregation has left denominationalism

Well, must go again for now. We would appreciate hearing from you all. Sit down

and jot us a line or two. We love you all.

May God bless you and yours is our
prayer.

and just wants to follow the "Bible only".

They asked me to tell about the work in

Love in Jesus,

Sam, Virginia, Shane, Misty and Tad

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P.S. If you would like to continue receiving our newsletter, please send us

the enclosed card filled out. Some of you

sent us a card back last time, but failed to put your name and address on the card. If you think you are one of those, please fill
this card and send it back to us. A Tentative Schedule

Charity Christian Church,

Missouri

March 31 (morning)

Mansfield Christian Church, Missouri March 31 (evening) Institute of Basic Youth Conflicts, California April 15-20 West Lynwood Church of Christ, California April 21 Littleton Christian Church, Colorado April 28 Cookson Hills Christian School, Kan sas April 29,30 Northside Christian Church,

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4. $550 per month additional support

(now have promised) about $700 a month

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July, 1974

MISSIONARIES:

SAM

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HA/LtWOOD

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

Hi! We hope and pray that the Lord has been blessing you very much. Remem

This happened when we first raised support to go to Taiwan. We went to

Taiwan thinking we had enough support,

but didn't. But the Lord continued to bless

ber, He blesses us according to our faith

in Him.

Time has slipped away. By the time

you receive this, we will have about 5 or 6 weeks left here in the States. We are

us and some of the churches placed us in their new budgets the following year Our
support began to rise until it reached the point where it met our needs. We beiieve

planning to leave on August 30, if our visas come through in time. We would appreciate your prayers concerning this. We would also like to ask you to pray

that this may be God's way of working with us this time. We hope and pray that if you are not now doing so, that you will begin sharing with us in this ministry.
Also, at the end of this newsletter I will itemize the current needs we have as we prepare to return. Our total need is

for our finances. At the present time, we have about $800 a month regular support. There are others who give spasmodically, but we can pretty well count on the supporters who are giving $800. The rest of the money we receive each month has been special offerings. So we are still in need of $450 of monthly support. The raising of monthly support has been slow. I think part of the problem
lies in the fact that most churches have already made their commitments to a

$3,500. We now have $750 of that, leaving us with the need of $2,750. We are hoping
to get our visas back about August 1st. At that time we will need our plane fare from San Francisco to Taipei, which will

be between $1,200 and $1,650, depending

on whether we can get on a charter flight
of the Asian American Recreation Club or not. Except for plane fare and $400 for

budget before January, when we began to make a real effort to raise our support.

teaching materials to take back with us, the remainder of the money will not be

needed until we leave on August 30.

Because of the tremendous inflation

the evening. The following week we helped in the second week of the VBS at
our home church. First Christian in Rolla, Mo. We appreciated the op portunity of teaching these young people about the customs, religions, and the
work of God in Taiwan. We want to thank

going on in Taiwan, we thought it best not to try to get a car and some other items we had planned to get. Gasoline has gone from 66c to $1.22 a gallon. So we feel that
it would be best for me to continue to use

the motorcycle for normal business and then use a taxi when the whole family goes together. I believe it would be much cheaper than owning a car. Many of you are reading our newsletter for the first time. Over 100 families, churches, and individuals have been added to our mailing list since our last newsletter was put out in April. We would like to welcome you and thank those of you who have joined with us in the work of taking Jesus to the Chinese people in Taiwan. If you have any questions con cerning the work, please feel free to write
us and let us know about it. Our address from now until we leave is in care of

all of these kids for sharing with us of

their money. The third week in June I was privileged to be the missionary speaker at Cyokamo Camp, near Joplin, Mo. I have 3 more camps planned in the near future; one at

Gasconade Camp near Waynesville, Mo.,

Mary Dorothy Franklin, Route 3, Charleston, Illinois, 61920. We pray God's richest blessings on you. Many things have gone on since we last wrote you. We took a trip to California where we spent a week with my folks and
attended the Institute of Youth Conflicts

Tad. nMfiths old.

in Long Beach. We would like to recommend this conference to everyone, especially those of you who are working with young people or who have children of your own. It was really helpful to us in many ways and will be even more helpful to us as we work with the young people of
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Oklahoma. The next week we worked in 2

VBS's, First Christian in Seneca in the morning, and Hornet Christian Church in

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4. $2,750 for return to Taiwan 5. $450 a month additional support

NEEDS FOR TAIWAN 1. Mission Items

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October 1974

SAM A

MISSIONARIES: VIRGINIA HAZLEWOOD

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Hi! Well, we made it, praise the Lord. We arrived on Saturday, September 7,
and had several of our Christian friends

On Thursday, September 5, my parents

drove us up to Oakland to see us off. My aunt and uncle, George and Alpha
Barber, who live in Sunnyvale, were also there. We all ate dinner together and then we said good-bye. We left Oakland about 10:00 p.m. and stopped in Seattle and
Fairbanks for about an hour or so in each

at the airport to greet us. It sure is good to be back in Taiwan again.

We spent the last two weeks in the

States with my folks in Visalia, California. We had planned to leave on August 30th, but the charter flight that we were planning to take was full up by the time we had received enough money for
our plane tickets. So we had to take

place before going on to Hong Kong on Saturday morning at 8:00 a.m. (we lost
Friday when we flew over the In

ternational Dateline). After switching

from Trans Inter-national Airlines to

another flight to Hong Kong and then on to Taipei. But it was cheaper that way, so
we were happy to spend that extra week

Singapore Airlines, we flew from Hong Kong to Taipei, arriving at 4:30 p.m. It sure was good to see everyone again.
The Bemo and Skiles families were

with Grandma and Grandpa Hazlewood. On our way to California from Missouri, somehow our passports with the Taiwan Visas stamped in them were misplaced. We were really concerned about that because losing 3 passports is no casual thing. So I had to go to San Francisco to see about getting new ones.

there, along with Mrs. Dittemore, Mei

Hwa, Julia and Mark (who are now Mr. and Mrs.). Others had been there the

With the Lord's help we were able to get

new passports in one day and the visas in another day.

week before when we had planned to arrive with Sue Rhodes. We were sorry to have missed them, but will be seeing them later on as we begin our work. We had been told by others how prices had gone up after we left, but it was still surprising to us when we got back. Rent

is so high (it doubled in the area we were

living) that we decided to look for something outside of Taipei City. We

have looked at several houses from 8 to 12

miles from downtown Taipei and the

price range is between $75 and $100. Right now I am looking for someone to help me to continue in my study of Chinese, especially in the realm of teaching the Bible. Alan Bemo and two
Chinese brethern, Joseph and Thomas Lwo, have started a Bible Institute. As
soon as I can find a Chinese co-worker

and get a little bit of study in, I hope to be

helping in this. We were able to get Shane in Kin dergarten at the Bethany Christian School in Taipei. He has adjusted real well there and only missed the first week
of school. More about that in the next
issue.

Tad eating his first ice cream cone by himself.

Not too much news this time. Please

continue to remember us in your prayers,

especially in the realm of readjusting to life here in Taiwan. We didn't do to good a job of readjusting to life in the States. Thank you for your prayers. Several have

asked about our support. We are still

short of our projected budget. With in
flation set in (as it is in the States), we will have to live here awhile to really be
able to determine our needs, but this we

know. God will provide for our needs,

whatever they may be! Blessed be our

Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. May all honor and praise be to Him is our prayer.
Love in Jesus,

Sam, Virginia, Shane Misty & Tad Prayer Needs

1. The Lord's direction for us in His work
here. 2. A home to live in.

3. Remaining $2,000 for setting up our

home and work for the Lord here. 4. A co-worker (Chinese) for Sam.
Shane and Misty in a cornfield near Grandma and Grandpa Franklins.

5. Re-adjustment to life in Taiwan.

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Best campers and runners up at Cedar Lake Camp.

Chapel at Camp Cyokamo near Joplin, Mo. Sam

was missionary speaker Jr. Hi week.

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December 1974

MISSIONARIES:

SAM A

VIRGINIA HAZLEWOOD

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Jesus, Hi! We hope and pray that this letter finds you and yours well and happy in serving Jesus! Well, the devil is sure getting his licks

take a bath, and fill up the stools. Numerous other small things happened along with re-adjustment to Taiwan so that it seemed like we were spending most of our time living and spending very
little time doing what we came here to dospreading God's Word. We were so discouraged that we wondered if it was
really God's will for us to come back after

in (and I don't mean this light-heartedly). He knows we're back to stay and he is doing everything possible to discourage us. We like to never found a place to live in the first place. But after living with 2
different Christian families for almost a

month, we foimd a place in Tien Mou, about 6 or 7 miles from downtown (about a half hour's drive). When we got everything out of storage, we found that the stove and dryer would
not work. So we had to eat sandwiches

all (Satan has a way of doing that, doesn't he?). But out of this experience, it has really helped us to grow in our respect for
those missionaries who live in areas

where they do not have the things we

have. We need to remember missionaries

everywhere, especially those that we are

closely associated with, in our prayers as

well as our giving. After we got half-way settled in our

and use a hot plate to cook on for about a week. We also had to take our washing over to the Wesley Bell's house (a Christian family we lived with for 2

weeks) to dry during that same time. After the stove and dryer were fixed, then our water pump went out. It took 5 days to get it fixed. During that time, all water had to be carried to fill up the washer.

home, I began to look for a place to set up our office and begin studying again and
having English Bible classes. I looked for over a week without success, so we have temporarily set up shop near Alan
Bemo's in a basement room. We will still

be there another few weeks. Hopefully,

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Taiwan!

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I am very happy to have Joseph Chen, one of Alan's students, and one of the
faithful members who attends the church

Ted says that the new orphanage will be completed just as soon as it quits raining (it has rained in the area for 5
solid weeks). The contractor said 3 or 4

in Alan's home, to come and help me. Right now he is teaching me New Testament Stories (a textbook of Taipei Language Institute) along with the Chinese Bible. In the future I hope to study one of the courses being taught in the Bible Institute so that I will perhaps be able to help teach in this Institute. We had the privilege of being invited down to Lo Tung, where we used to hold home meetings every Friday evening
before we returned to the States. This is

nice days and they can finish up. If any of you are interested in this orphanage work, just write Ted Skiles, P. 0. Box 9, Lo Tung, Taiwan, 265. That's all for now. May the Lord continue to be with you and yours as we
all live for Jesus where we are.

the place, you will remember, where we

met in the home of Brother Chen. Ted

Remember, "So then, submit yourselves to God. Resist the Devil, and he wiU run away from you. Come near to God, and he will come near to you." (James 4:7,8). Love in Jesus, Sam, Virginia, Shane, Misty & Tad
Answered Prayer
1. Return to Taiwan to work for Jesus.

Skiles and his family are now in that area and have started an orphanage. He has also continued to have a home meeting
each week at the Chen's. We were invited

2. Found a house at a reasonable price. 3. Foimd a part-time co-worker, Joseph

Chen.

for supper. Afterwards, Ted and Beverly Skiles, Sue Rhodes, and I sang some special songs for them. Then I said a few words to the brethren, after which Ted preached a sermon using flannelgraph. The brethren are growing in the Lord and we praise Him for this. Next month we plan to spend Thanksgiving with the Skiles' and I plan to teach this time. Please pray for me that I will be able to study well and get back in the groove of teaching and preaching in Chinese. Also, please pray for Sister Chen as she still is having problems with her stomach. Her
husband had half of his stomach taken

4. Renewed fellowship with Mei Hwa's family and Bro. Chen's family.
5. Daily strength and provisions.
Requests for Prayer

1. Place for teaching and studying.

2. Full-time co-worker.

3. Help to readjust to Taiwan.

4. Additional monthly support...

out in an operation about 2 years ago. She now has to go every day to the hospital
near her home for shots and medicine.

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help them a lot.

5. $1,000 to pay off debts and get ahead.

6. To know God's will in the work He has for us.

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