i

ELSTON AND MARY KN!HT WITH NANCY. ROGER AND ELLERY

REAL NEED FOUND IN

Cei^ Recr^ts Travel

sentlng the work of Cehu

Philippines
.5-

traveling among the churches p,r^

in nec-mb^r. .t^^v ho a^odntfid with Pav and Imoeene Oarlflon
Rptty Yarhro'neh. who is '

Fj^tnn - ana

ftW

Elston
CEBU I BUILDING

Knight,

who

recently

ar-

rived in Cebu, The Philippines, where

he and his wife are working with the

Missl-^n to whJch.. t,hey expect to go

The Els ton Knights report that

Ray Carlsons and Miss Betty Yarbi'ough, reports that the Carlsons are "making extreme sacrifices of funds saved for children's education, as well as a large portion of their own per sonal livinglink, to put into the work of Cebu Bible Seminary (nine of the
41 students are on scholarships). Brethx-en supporting the Carlsons are not always told of their needs, because
of inherent nature of Brother Carl

already on the field. ,and with Miss

ground has been broken and forms set up for the foundation of the new Seminary building on Cebu Island in
the Southern Philippines. They do
not have sufficient funds to build all

plans to sail in the earlv fall. KnighU,

California.

Sntments at -Box 924.^ Lob Gates.

mav be contacted for- spe^ine ap-

that is really needed, but are going

ahead, hoping to have one classroom built and covered by the beginning
of the nest session of the school in

July. A. Ray Carlson is now in the

States and may be contacted direct

son to be quiet about personal needs, and a deep desire to be self-support ing." Brother Knight urges that
"such sacrifice be matched by brethren
in the whole church."
In addition to needed funds for the

KNIGHT IN ACCIDENT ^
^Elston E. Knight, recruit for Cebu
ClmstiSff-ftfissiDft'ln the Philippines, sufFei-ed minor injuries in an acci dent which totally demolished his automobile when it was hit and roll ed into a ditch April 29th near Mt.

ly for speaking appointments or in

formation in care of Mrs. Raymond Jackson, Box 7, Latonia Sta. Cov-

ington, Ky. The Knights may be ad*

dressed at Box 924, Lios Gates,

Calii. or Box 41, Cebu City, Philip pines .

Vernon, Missouri. There was little damage to the supplies and equip
ment he carried with him, and the car was covered by insurance. Box

new Seminary building (the building fund now amounts to $1284.19 of the needed $18,000), Brother Carlson in dicates that they can also use simple choir music, used flannelgraph sup plies, picture story leaflets, construc tion paper. Incidentally the Knights
arrived on the field minus their Chev

_924, Los Gatos, California,

rolet Carryall and much-needed equip ment and supplies because funds were not available to pay the several hun

dred dollars in shipping costs. These brethren can be contacted at Box 41, Cebu City, The Philippines.

tATE NE\.S FI^SHES Addcd-by l^-ps3ou Scrvtccs et tim of filing..' JO April 1955

1) Ellcry Knight' he 3 not yet hccii opcjfated aa indie? ted in the newsletter. Mrs# Kaight desired to be with hin in 4urgery> "".nd 'wna unpblQ ,at the time ac.lad.uled.
2) iiiry toightj r.fter successful surgery, is ccnvr.lescing ot the Conley Silsljy
She is still unable to home, St. S.E., Kinnor.pclis 14, Minnesota. spsrk above a -whisper, but is gaining strength.

5) Eletcn Knight, enrcutc tc Jcplin, Missouri suffered miner injuries in an occid, ent whioh tctolly derociished his Chevro let Strticn Vilsgcn when it wa a hit and rolled into r, ditch iipril 29th nc^.'r Mt. Vcrncn, Misscuri. It vjss thought thct he nsay h^.ve e fr^cturod left leg'it -wos tb be exrfyed today. The equipment and ..lies which he ccrried in the err were apj^erently undaraogad. He is .in-Freemn

^eooitel, Rood 605, Jcplin, Kissouri.

The cer was

insured.

THE CHALLENGE CEBU CHRISTIAN MISSION

APRIL 1953

This paper printed and circulated by Elston and Mary KnightRecruits to help in CebuPhilippine Islands. Ray and Imogene Carlson are on the field, presently aided by Betty Yarbrough and the native Christians they have trained. The Address for Betty Yarbrough and the
Carlsons is P.O. Box 41 Oebu City, Philippines.

PLEIASE ADRBSS ALL MAIL TO ELSTON AND MARY KNIGHT TO BOX 924 Los Gatos, Calif.

THE KNIGHT FAMILY HAVE RESERVATIONS TO SAIL JUNE 26th FROM SAN FRANCISCO ON THE S. S. CHINA BEAR
They have their Passports and Visas and all but $37.00 per month to complete
their full living-link support.

The Knight faittily of five were through the medical Cjinic at the Platte Valley Bible Cillege for
complete physical examinations by Dr. Ellis Baker. Mrs. Knight and Ellery are undergoing

minor surgery this week in Minneapolis by Dr. Nordland a specialist in Thyroid Surgery. He
has offered his services without charge as a help to the mission work we are undertaking.
moved and settled on the field the first few weeks

E. E. BAKER, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

1624 Ave. APhone 7

Platte Valley Clinic

SeottoblufT. Nebr.

we are there. For all these needs, we have no pro mises or definite assurances from any human source on this earth, but we are relying on the exceeding

To Christian Brethren everywhere:

This is to certify that Brother Elston

Knight, his wife and three children have just received complete physical examin
ations at our hands. We have found them

to be in excellent physical condition with the two exceptions as follows: Mrs. Knight suffers from hyperthyroidism of moderate degree and we feel that
it is best that she have the condition

great & precious promises of our Heavenly Father, if we move by Faith, nothing doubting, making all our requests known to Him in prayer - that our every need will be supplied. We believe He is abun dantly able and willing to care for and provide all our needs according to His riches in Glory. We do believe God is working through His people to ac complish the work of His divine purpose on earth, and that His people should be informed of the needs that exist in various enterprises of Faith. We are stating our needs as frankly as we know
how, and we are also suggesting various plans or methods that may be used by Christian people to

remedied by means of surgery before leaving the United States. Otherwise she
is in excellent condition.

accomplish the task at hand. We make no apolo gies for challenging our Brothers and Sisters in
Christ to match our willingness to go, with the necessary resources that will enable the going, for we are all made responsible to the Lord for the

Ellery Knight, the son, age six, has chronically infected tonsils which we recommend should be removed surgical ly. Otherwise, he is in good physical
condition also.

reaching of these neglected fields for Christ. We are so grateful for the many precious hearts who have responded so generously, and are helping
(Cont. from page 1)

Respectfully submitted, E. E. Baker, M.D.

NEEDS BEFORE SAILING
A minimum of $3000.00 for passenger fare and freight charges. This must be saved over and above cost of travel and living expense for family between now and then. We are told by experienced mission
aries to not leave the shores without an emergency
fund of at least three or four hundred dollars for

Mrs. Knight and Ellery Knight underwent Surgery April 20th and 24th in Minneapolis. Mrs. Knight on the 20th for hyperthyroidism and Ellery Knight age 6 on the 24th for Adnoids and tonsils. All treatment received at

unexpected charges when getting through customs and the experience of getting all freight and family

the Northwestern Hospital in Minneapolis and surgery was handled by Dr. Nordland a spec ialist in Thyroid cases. We ask you to remem ber us In your prayers. Elston Knight attends North American in Canton and Michigan City, Missionary Rally then to get family at Min neapolis about the 11th of May to continue on interrupted speaking tour. More details later

in len^hy news letter.

THE CHALLENGE

OF THE CEBU

CHRISTIAN

MISSION

NEEDS BEFORE SAILING

(Continued on page 2)

maintain our work with faithful regularity. For these we are speechless in an attempt to express adequate and proper thankfulness. We can only trust that because they do all they do in the Name
of Jesus the Christ, and for His Glory, that they

support will come from a combination of Various Church groups and individuals, and the following is another plan that we feel most likely will work.
People or churches
5
10

sending @
$100.00
50.00

would total
$500.00
600.00

will be rewarded openly for every good work. We are preparing a complete financial report that will be sent out to all who have ever made any contri butions to this work from the beginning. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Jordan, our forwarding agents in Los Gatos, are so unselfish and understanding in help ing us with so many details, that we know only those who have done this kind of work, can appre ciate how we depend on them and need them.

20
30 ^ 50 75
100

25.00
12.50 10.00 5.00
2.50

600.00
375.00 500.00 375.00
250.00

290 Individuals or churches could now help us reach the goal of $3000.00
**PLEASE KNOW WE DO NOT FEEL WORTHY OF

SUCH RESPONSE FOR ALL OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS IN

GOD'S SIGHT IS AS FILTHY RAGS,BUT WE DO FEEL

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING

SUGGESTIONS!
A 25 local Churches sending $120.00 each could realize our Approximate and minimum need of $3000.00 over and above travel and living ex penses by middle of June. B 50 local churches sending $60.00 each
could do this also.

THE MESSAGE WE HAVE ON OUR HEARTS FOR THE GLORY OF GOD AND THE SALVATION OF PRECIOUS

SOULS THAT CHRIST DIED FOR SHOULD BRING A

QUICK.

ENTHUSIASTIC

AND

HEARTY

RESPONSE

FROM THOSE WHO KNOW AND CARE AND HAVE FAITH ENOUGH TO RECEIVE IT AND LOVE ENOUGH TO BE CONSTRAINED AND IMPELLED TO ACT.

Our Lord has never failed us brethren and we

have failed Him so often but He keeps on loving

us still. WE BEG OF YOU, LET US WORK TO
GETHER IN THIS FOR HIS GLORY.

C 100 local Churches sending $30.00 each

could realize this also.

SEND ALL MAIL TO ELSTON AND MARY

D $3000.00 is an easy thing to realize IF

3000 individuals in the churches who know this

KNIGHT, BOX 924 LOS GATOS, CALIF, and mark your CONTRIBUTION FOR THE SAILING FUND

and we will enter it in the the savings account for

that purpose and it will not be touched for our liv

need would send only $1.00 marked for the savings

fund for travel. E We are more inclined to feel that our

ing needs. We trust our regular supporters will helps maintain family and traveling expense while this sum is being saved.

First

Christian
March 8, 1953

Church

WEST MAIN AT LYNDON - LOS GATOS, CALIF.

TO OUR BRETHREN, GREETINGS IN CHRIST'S NAME:

We have counselled with Bro. Elston Knight and are pleased to note the increasing number who, with prayer and financial help, bring the day nearer when Brother Knight and family hope to sail to begin the work in the Philippines. Bro. Knight has wished to be under way before this. The many calls upon breth ren causes longer time be used in acquainting brethren with needs and opportunities. Meanwhile we rejoice in the good

for kingdom ends the Knights are doing in their travels among
the brethren.
ELSTON E. KNIGHT

Ernest Beam, Minister

(signed)

Leonard Johnston, Elder

(signed)

To Help the Carlsons in Cebu, PhillppinesI

LIFE ON THE ROAD

By MARY KNIGHT "As we travel along on the Jericho Road," how often the words of this song: come to my mind since we have been visiting the churches across our nation. Truly there must be a goal beyond the constant daily grind to keep one, (let alone a whole family), traveling to and fro. Nothing runs normally. If the children become ill, drugs must immediately be administered, whether good for the child in the long run or not. Schoolingdone hither and yon. . . an hour

here and an hour there.

Home lifethere Is none aside

from what can be attained riding together for hours in the truck. Meals are something that one consumes everyday but are far from home cooked and well planned meals.

Night time arrives and everyone is weary from long hours

on the road. Yet services are awaiting us so each one must

hurriedly freshen up; for several more hours of meeting people, and telling of Christ's work abroad are ahead. Then
to locate a place for five weary heads to rest and we notice

that it is once more eleven p.m. This is an average day on

the road.

CEJ-.U CHRISTIAN MISSION

Elston and Mary Knight

6, 1953
Dear Christian Friends;

Box 92h, Los Gatos, Calif.

This letter is confined to a detailed description of the accident that I experienced

Wednesday evening, April 29th about Ti^O p.m.

At the approach to the town of Mt. Vernon,

Missouri near the outskirts, on the new National Highway No. 166 running between Spring
field, Missouri and Joplin,Missouri, is where the accident occurred. I noticed down the highway a safe distgince, that a car was leaving a small cafe or tavern on my right, and was approaching entry to the highway ahead of me. He slowed as though he were going to stop and wait for traffic to clear before he entered the highway, - so I continued without slow ing anymore to help clear the way he would use - but at a very unsafe distance these car
lights showed he was not going to stop and wait - or that he was even conscious of anyone

else being on the highway. He pulled out abruptly in the path of my car, and timing did not permit proper braking in order to avoid collision, so I swerved sharply to the extreme

left, (for I saw there was no oncoming traffic in the other lane) and headed for the field
-just off the shoulder on the opposite side of the highway I was traveling on, and if the
other car had slowed or attempted to stop"in the least, it seems, he would not have struck

me, for my sharp swerve to the left kept me from hitting him broadside but the other car did not slow down, and did strike the rear section of my car, as I was attempting to miss him, after he pulled out in front of me, leaving roe no time to stop. When his car etrucU mine, it turned my car around and the momentum and weight of my

car, caused it to turn over

me.

I was pinned, my left leg folded under me, with car on top of I was drug clear of the wreck,

I never lost consciousness, and between cries for help and outbursts of extreme pain,

I prayed, until those who gathered, lifted my car off of me.

a local ambulance took me to the Freeman Hospital here in Joplin, Missouri where I am na-f preparing this letter from my bedside. Dr. Grantham, a bone specialist in Joplin was en

gaged as my Doctor.

X-rays showed my left ankle had been pierced with a piece of steel and

had very slightly chipped a bone near the main ankle joint no foreign substance was in try ankle that had to be removed or that could be seen in X-ray and no breaks, or fract ures anywhere in my whole body. I was in severe shock and extreme pain due to bad body
bruises and surface cuts on the left leg and hip. The doctor has put me on a heavy course

of penicilin daily, and watclied me carefully for any signs of itifection in the ankle joint. He says, if that ank].e heals up with no infection, 1^11 be as good as ever and on my wey, by the 15th of May -- with possibly the aid of a cane or a crutch till sore m\iscles and ligaments csin carry the load unaided. Now, he did say, if infection should occur in that wound, that the ankle wpuld have to be opened and drained and that I could expect trouble all my life from a bad ankle joint. To this date, no indications show any signs of infect
ion and the effects of shock are nearly all gone and I'm feeling very good again. I com

municated with my wife and family by telephone in Minneapolis the night after the accident, and before I went to X-ray room next morning. To this date, we feel that this whole exper ience was permitted of our heavenly father to strengthen our assurance in his providential watchful care over each and every one of us, in answer to the many prayers uttered on our behalf by those precious ones who know us and support us in their prayers and with their means. It would be spiritual pride of the grossest kind if we as a family felt that it was just our family prayers for each other and our personal welfare that brought such glorious answers and blessings. No, far be it from that, for we often think we can discern the power and spiritual resources that keep coming to us in a multitude of little ways eaoh and every day, through the intercessory prayers of our Saviour and Lord as well as those of our
brothers and sisters in Christ across the land.

Experienced Ambulance n^n, and others say, it was indeed extraordinary beyond degree that I was not more seriously injured and that I even remained alive through it all. The other car and Party was very slightly damaged and no injuries. No definite information on other Parties Insurance coverage has been ascertained, or as to whether aid will come to cover damages. My insurance company will have to take care of all that anyway.

The car is pronounced a total loss.

The complete value of the car (less $50.00 de

The suit I had on was totally ruined.

ductible insurance that I carry) will be replaced by Insurance Company on price of a new car. My equipment inside the truck was virtually undamaged, with possibly some minor

damages on carrying cases for some of the equipment.

-over-

-2-

I was dressed for an evening service at Carthage, Missouri when the wreck occurred. At

present I am attempting to answer mail, take care of all business of insurance sind trans actions necessary to secure another Chevrolet Suburban Carryall so we can be all clear to

go.:again by the middle of this month. Our sailing date was moved up ;ffom Juiie 26th to ,. . June 19th, and then we-:were given'in option on a July 17th date 'If we thought we c6uldn*t
make the June 19th dAte.:. At-this"tinte,: after much prayer, thinking through all the angles

involved, and College, here Woodruff, who feel there is

with somie .good advice from Don Earl Boatman, - president of Ozark Bible in Joplin, and-Seth Wilson, Dean of the same College, and Brother Harlan was here on speaking tovir while I was being treated in local hospital we every good reason to thank God for Hiis Deliverance from anything that might

have hindered our. plans for service in Cebu> and to speed our departure, by all means and

methocl,s in harmony, with His will.

^e ready to go ^ a family, and could sail June 19th

in gdod health, with all necessary surgery recovered from"*and injuries all healed and sail
ing preparations completed, if the financial backing so needed cou3-d be immediately supplied. Some definite, knowledge of this must reach us by the 19th of May, so we can make last few

weeks of preparation in time to sail, and if by that time we do not have that definite knowledge of adequate backing we will have to make plans to take the July 17th sailing. God is able, we have never doubted that one minute, but we know He works through human in
strumentalities. His wonders to perform, on the behalf of reaching others with the Gospel

of Christ, especially and wherever there is that CAIJBRE OF FAITH AIJD IX)VB IN OtlKISTIAN
brethren to RECEIVE THE CHALLENGES OP SERVICE always the sacrifice and liberal sharing

comes forth, to enable the accomplishments of God's purposes. We trust God will move men in such a way, that not only o\ir going will be speeded at this time, but that, all others so prepared and risadied might also go. Newsletters recently mailed out, state our sailing needs, and if you have not received one, and want to get one, please write to me at my for
warding address, in Los Gatos, California.

Yours in Christ by Grace and Truth unparalleled.

P.S.

Mrs. Knight's recovery is proceeding normally and we believe Ellery's tonsilectomy will be recovered from by time we can go as a family again on the road together near
' the middle of this month. We shall always be grateful for the wonderful help we received from Dr. Ellis Baker, President of the Platte Valley Bible College - for

giving our whole family complete physical check-ups without remuneration of any kind while we were in Scottsbluff, Nebraska in early April. Dr. Nordland, Thyroid special ist of Minneapolis who consented to care for Mrs. Knight's surgery without cost to us, is a person we shall always be indebted to. We could not begin to name the many
fine doctors and dentists who have helped us with their services because of the work

^e are in.

...

While here in the hospital the other day, Harlan and Emeline Woodruff and "Danny" called on me while on.a..speaking tour regarding the Okinawa Christian Mission.
Yoshimitsu Higa and Miss Fumiko Matayoshi who travel with them from Okinawa sang

beautifully in the O'apanese tongue the sacred hymn "Saviour lead me lest I stray",
it was a heart touching fellowship those few moments with these precious messengers of the Cross of:Jesus Christ our Saviour. Seth Wilson brought to me the Lord's

Supper Sunday >lay 3rd, and I have apprecMed deeply the frequent visits,' accompanied
with prayer, by.Brother Edwin Strong of this city, also.

Geiu QUmUoh Muuon

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

EUton and Mary Kmght

k
FOR REFERENCE WRITE: Ernest Beam

May 29ih

atieelated with Ray and Imogene Carlson

Box 924, Los Gatos, California

Itear 00- WORKER:

Los Gotos, California

Floyd Gee, Los Gatos, Californta W. L. Jcssup
Box 1090

THE LORD WILLING WE SAIL FOR OEBU

JULY 17th ,1955 i

San Jose, California Hanson Murray Los Gatos, California

Lou Moore

Napa, California
Leonard Johnston

These months spent visiting brethren over America have been precious to us The warm hospitality of those of like precious faith, and their encouragement,has humbled us, and made us feel more completely challenged than ever before, Qod has blessed us with pledged support within $2500 a month of our goal. We have confidence that, through His grace, this amount will

Los Gatos, California

Jean M. Shelley
Ceres, California

come. However, in the next ^0 days we MUST RAISE $5000 travel fund or
cancel our sailing reservations. It will be physically impossible for us to visit enough Churches to do the job, therefore we are appealing to some
of our friends who have the Lord's work at heart, and who have shown a

Ray Tolliver Los Gatos, California Howard Stansberry

Santa Rosa, California

genuine concern in helping to get us to the mission fieldto join Imnds

and help a little extra, even, if at all possible.

Beloved, we would not go across the street to ask a dime for

the Knight family, but with humble hearts and unshamed faces we appeal for
the Lord's cause in Cebu of the Southern Philippines. It is imperative

that we give our whole attention to this sailing fund TODAY, A hurried response from individuals and groups is the real answer. God works through

men, but only through yielded souls who are growing daily in Faith and Love.
What help you may personally be able to give, or what gifts you may be able to enlist among your friends or chiirch groups, will be a very large factor in sending the "Gospel to Cebu" July 17th,
We have never written a letter in all of our ministry, that

seemed to have more depending upon it, than this one. However we send it in prayerful confidence, because of the faith and trust we have in you who receive it, BRETHREN, THIS MATTER CANNOT WAIT! Please join with us , praying and giving, and helping, that the Gospel may be carried to those
less fortunate than we.

Your fellow workers in Christ,

r.

"For I determined to know nothing among you save Jesut Chrlit, and Him crucified." I Corlnthlani 2:2

"Stand fast therefore In the llbarty wherewith Christ has set us free, and do not be entangled again with a yoke of bondage." Galatlans 5:1

Last Minute News Flashes

Elston and Mary Knight and Children
P. O. Box 924, Los Gatos, California

"CMav 29th. Forwarding Agents: Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Jordan

Associated with A. Ray and Imogene Carlson and Miss Betty Yarbrough, who are now engaged in the work of The Cebu Christiein Mission in the Southern Philippines. Address: Box 41, Cebu City, P. I.
J WE ARE SAILING JULY 17th. LORD WILLING!

Reservations have been made for our family on the S. S. Philippine Beai^ of the Pacific Far East Lineswhich leaves San Francisco on direct route for Manila, P. I. July 17th! We have learned are urging us by airmail not to miss this opportunity to arrive in time to help with this school year's heavy schedule which starts July 1st in Cebu. WE MUST SAIL, BRETHREN, and by God's Grace
it shall be so!

that it is exceedingly difficult to book any passage on freighters after tiiis date until fall. The Carlsons

$3000 IS NEEDED NOW FOR PASSAGE AND FREIGHT 1

With the West Side Church of Christ of Springfield, Illinois and Ernest Laughlin, minister to share the responsibility, largely, of raising our travel fund, along with our efforts zind the help of our other livinglink supporters, we are confident the Lord will provide. This amount is needed by June 17th, of which $500 is now accumulated in our savings fund. Cash must be paid to the steamship lines for passenger fare 30 days before sailing or reservations are automatically cancelled.
J OUR FAMILY IS TOGETHER AGAIN I

Mr. Knight's release from the hospital in Joplin, Missouri he has visited The OzarK Bible College,
Hospital, The Old People's Home, and The ,Children*s Home, all of St. Louis, Missouri, Lincoln

Due to Mrs. Knight's surgery and Mr. Knight's accident, both of which required hospitalization, our family has been separated since April 21st. We are very thankful to be together again. Since
The Villa Heights Church of Christ in Joplin, The Christian Church, Galena, Kansas, The Christian
Bible Institute, Christian Church, Lincoln, Illinois, Recruit Rally, Terre Haute, Indiana, West Side

Church of Christ, Springfield, Illinois, The Minnesota Bible College, The Church of Christ in White Bear Lake, Minnesota, and The Church of Christ in Madelia, Minnesota. At present, we are taking time out to recuperate more fully for the travel of the next few weeks, answering urgent business letters, and our current plans are to leave for the coast in the next few days, speaking as able enroute. We deeply regret having to cancel many scheduled speaking dates, but know that our Christian brethren will understand. This accident cmd emergency surgery, just cut us out of getting to be with our Brethren in the deep South, where we were so anxious to renew old ties and establish new friendships but God will work that around for us someday in the future we trust.
We are deeply grateful to the Christian Brethren who did so much for us during this month of

illness in caring for the family and our belongings, and all our needs. Space forbids trying to mention
each and every one personally who were so close to us and did help us directly so much during the time of upset for our family. To all that sent notes of cheer and encouragement, flowers and other means of remembrance at this season, we say Thank You!, and God bless you one and all.
J OUR NEEDS I

So many request that we state our personal needs smd the needs of the mission work itself,

Therefore, we take this opportunity to state a few of the most necessary ones. A good used refrig erator, electric fans, oil cookstove, water supply system, electric transformer, yardage suitable for use in the tropics , bed linens, towels, etc. Any used Bible school literature, flannelgraphs, used music books, hymn books, and Chorus books, and used music books for teaching purposes, and simple choral numbers can be sent directly to P. O. Box 41, Cebu City, P. I. marked as used materials, and mailed as gifts, according to P. O, regulations. All or any of these things are needed and deeply appreciated in the Philippines.

$3000 by June 17th is the immediate need to get the workers to the fieldl
J ONE LAST NOTE !

Exact cost of shipping freight including all household goods, library and office equipment, automobile etc. cannot be determined until Freight Brokers have completed crating. Low estimate is

$1500 and it could be $2000 or, some more, and out passenger fare for a family of five, including
Philippine Head Tax is $1565.

QeJud. GU^UAtian
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Elston and Mary Knisht

Proprty ctf

0c10he
Dear Brethren in Christ;
POR REFERENCE WRITE: Ernest Beam

n7ARK BIBLE

^
Joplin, Mo.

associated with Ray and Imogene Carlson

Box 924, Los Gatos, California

Lakewood P. O. Box 6072 Long Beach H, California

Just this brief note to

enclose with our CEBU CHRISTIAN issue for

Floyd Gee Los Gates, California

W. L. Jessup
Box 1090

San Jose. Caiifornia Hansen Murray Los Gatos, Caiifornie

Lou Mcore

Napa. California
Leonard Johnston

Los Gatos. California

Jean M. Sheltey
Ceres, Caltfornici Ray Toilfver Los Gatos, California

Howard Stansberry
Santa Rosa, Californii?

this month. We have written and mailed several hundred personal letters from Gebu since arriving here, hut most of them were mailed just recently, so that ""jy the time they get there via regular mall schedule, this will have reached you via Air mail to Mission Services for distribution there, for UP. Already we feel- the home ties tugging, as we expected, so in the next few months, we will especially appreciate every letter with news in it from hom,e. We have a new hobby Y^hieh is an album, and we would like all v?ho receive our regular mail, to be included in our Album. Kancy will keep it in order for us, but that way we can know you all better, so you that read this, please send us a snapshot of your family and local church group with names on the back of the picture?, and also tell us of your ?vork. Put us on your mailing list for regular church bulletins. We are interested in you and will pra:/ v/ith you for work there as you pray with us for work here. Mrs. Knight and I have written a column each in this issue of the Gebu Christian. Read the whole paper and then write us.
Yours in Christian love.

"For I deisrmined to know nothing among you save Jesus Christ, and Him crucified." I Corinthians 2:2 "Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ has set us free, and do not be entangled again with a yoke of bondage."" Galatians 5:1