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VOLUME XXI I JANUARY-MARCH 2002
NUMBER 1

Pastor Floriano Has Graduated!

My brother, Floriano Ucuahomba, pastor, evangelist, counselor, friend, trusted collaborator, brother, and colleague, went to his reward on December 20, 2001. John, the Apostle, puts it very adequately, "Blessed are ihe dead who die in the Lord from now on." "Yes,"says ttie Spirit,
"they wiii rest from their labor, for their deeds will follow them" (Rev. 14:13), Robert Fife wrote the following in his funeral remarks, which are so fitting, With his permission

I use the following:.. Pastor Floriano never hid his desire to return to Angola; however, while he was among us, he worked as if he were one of us. He served the Lord with intensity, not counting the cost.,, While talking to one of our deaconesses, she affirmed that Pastor Floriano was a sweet fragrance because he did so many things behind the scenes, which many never noticed. He was untiring, dedicated, a friend, available, sensitive, faithful, humble, apt to learn,
a servant, and thankful.

"I left for last that quality that caused the greatest impact on my own life, i.e., histhankfulness: He was always thankful. It did not matter what was done, or what was the occasion, he was always ready to thank you. He lived the Biblical teaching, "In all things, give thanks" (I
Thessalonians 5:17). He would thank you over

"We are grateful as well for his life among us

-- a true present from
God for the

and over again.

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hands and continue our work." HALLELUJAH!

FOR OUR LORD GOD

ALMIGHTY REIGNS!

Furlough -- What Is It?

You tell mell It Isvisiting people, family, friends, supporters, churches. It isto be encouraged and to be encouraging! It Is to be visited by friends and to visit friendsl It is to be challenged! It is to challenge others! It isnot being able to visit all that we wanted to visit! Itis being renewed! Itisgetting
medical checkups! It is all of the above and more. Sarah and Ithank God for this furlough, ie., 9/18/01 - 2/05/02, We saw renewed interest in family and country that was missing for a long time. We saw a spirit of unity and purpose. We saw an out pouring of love and compassion. We saw our President pray and ask for the prayers of Americans
for him and the nation, God Bless America!

Join with us in a pictorial trip as we relive a part of our furlough.

Family:
Itall began inSeptember 1953 and continues until today. On September 18, 2001 we arrived at JFK Airport in NY, We spent time with Jim, Ann, Mark,
and Rachel later on in Glen Cove,

Long Island, They minister to the

Glen Cove Christian Church. Jim

also directs Ethnic Church Planting for Go Ye Chapel Mission. Mark is a senior in high school. Rachel
continues her studies at New

School in Manhattan. The young man alongside of Rachel isJoshua Jackson, By the time you receive this, they will be married,
A week later we flew to NC and visited with David & Toni

Robison and family - Jason/ Jennifer (Robison) Barnhart and Davidlll, Itwas possible to acquire a van for our use while there, praise
the Lord, It was on to TN at our house

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with Mike & Mary Lou Biehl and

children, Jessie and Jamie. This

became our headquarters for the rest of the furlough.

We celebrated Christmas in

TN on December 28, with 2/3 of

the family present. Working schedules kept the rest from coming.
Three members of our

immediate family are in the active military and one in reserves-Jesse

Berrier, USAF; David Robison III,

H'

Army Rangers; David Robison II, Army Special Forces; and Jason

Barnhart Army Reserve Pre-Med. We request special prayer for them and for our military!

Friends, Supporters &

Ciiurches:
David ill & David II I

Jason

What a pleasure it v^^as to share with the President, faculty,

and staff at the Christmas

banquet at Johnson Bible College, Knoxville, TN, A very special perk for missionaries isstaying in the homes of dear friends in different places. One such couple is Harve & Betty Pierce in Speedway, IN. Thank you. Pierces. While in Indianapolis, IN we
renewed our ties with the "GOD

SQUAD," Chapel Rock C.C. who

came and worked with us In

Portugal. Jim&JollyPiersall,Caria Littlejohn and the youth, we thank you for your hospitality and
dedication.

Ruth Santos returned from

Papua New Guinea and we talked with her about her trip and her return to Portugal. She is now back in Portugal.
Lebanon C.C., IN, with Gail &

Harry Pitts is always a great time for us. This church is growing tremendously with their leadership. It is a "IVIission Giving
Church."

Gap Creek C.C., TN, is our "Home Church" while on furlough. Phil & Hazel Zook are doing a good work in leading this congregation. Thank you, Phil, and Gap Creek, for your help and encouragement. Keep up the good work.
Hordwick C,C GA, Sarah's

home church, was a special treat. Ivlark Fessler is leading the church into new avenues of grov/fh.
Phil & June Landrum, ministers with Southwest C.C,, Austin, TX, visited us in 2000 and left his Bible

at an archaeological site. Sarah

Before you move, please send the moiling label with a copy of your new oddress to
MISSION SERVICES ASSOCIATION, PO Box 13111. Knoxville, TN 37920-0111,

Mission Services Association

PO Box 13111 Missionaries:

Non Profit Org.

37950-9998

U.S. Postage Paid

Knoxville, TN
Permit #374

Knoxville, TN 37920-0111

Dick & Sarah Robison

Rug Por do Sol, 29

2775-680 Corcovelos

Return Service Requested

Portugal E-Mail: richard.robison@clix.pt

Forwarding Aaents:

Phil & Dot Wiltshire 4824 Westbourne Dr.

Powder Springs, GA 30127 Telephone; 770-943-4668

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APRIL-JUNE 2002

NUMBER 2

''Montijo - God Is Putting It All Together''

Four years ago the Carcaveios Church Leadership began to make plans to establish a new congregation on the south side of the River Tagus in a growing "sleeper" city named Montijo. The goal was to form a team, make plans, and advance with them. Much Dick & Sarah Robison with prayer and time has gone Into this project. Three of Spindolas -- Wilson, Elsa and Lucas. the original members, for one reason or another, withdrew, Only two remain from the beginning team. The second phase was to reach 3 unreached areas south of Montijo where there is no church at all. Needless to say, a new team has been formed and a nucleus of believers Is coming together. Dick and Sarah, along with Wilson and Elsa Spindola, and Lucas, lead this work, Three couples from Brazil have declared themselves ready to join hands with the leaders. Two of the couples started out with us in

Carcaveios.

Due to the distance from Carcaveios,

they were irregular. Since Montijo Is closer they have been faithful in this project. The Carcaveios church
will oversee this effort until such a time when it can

assume the full responsibility. Each man In this group

can play a musical Instrument. This gives us a built-in

praise band. We meet on Sunday afternoons at 6 p.m. and are looking for a larger place to rent as the living room is too small already. Join with us in prayer as otfiers are contacted. Ask the Holy Spirit to guide us In decisions that are going to be made. To God be the Glory!

Mother's Day

celebrated on the 2nd Sunday of May. However, it is celebrated here on the 1st Sunday in May. Twenty-one mothers were present and the children presented a speciai program for them. Each
mother received a "red rose" from the Church.

Men's Special Music

Carcaveios are

the

and

80's, praise the Lord, God blesses us with new people and with older members who came back, There is a new "wind" blowing throughout the work here.

ProfessienalBlessings
received from professional people in 3 different continents -- i.e., medical professionals, legalexperts, professors, chiropractors, dentists.
and the list goes on. Last Pioneer 1mentioned and thanked Dr. Birdweli.

Only eternity wili reveal how many wonderful blessings we have 1 3 I

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a dentist and a dear friend, for his help through the years. Dr. Andre

Araujo, a Brazilian Denist and brother, has been our "Dr. Birdweli" in Portugal. He Is always ready and willing to help us, our members and any others who need him. When I left from the USA, Dr. Birdweli offered several boxes of dental materials for use by Dr. Andre in Portugal. He was very pleased to get the materials and is in the process of opening his own office. Thank you, God, for faithful and generous professionals.

Couples' Retreat
Robertand Derlani Fife, coworkers, helped direct a retreat for younger couples from the Evangelical Churches in our area, Four couples participated in the retreat and gave excellent reports. More importantly, they show in their daily lives and in church service how God has affected them positively.

Lydias
People that you do not know might be praying for you and your family. The Bible stresses the need for each of us to pray for
one another and for those who need the

Gospel. The"Lydias"isonegroupofwomen who pray regularly for unreached people, leaders in government and for the spread of the Gospel, Sarah was able to participate in their Annual Meeting near our church. DerlanI
Fife is National Coordinator and several ladies in the Church are mermbers,

Ruth Santos participated in the music at the 2-day meetings. Praise God for this ministry of God.

New Changes te Church Building

Two brothers. Fernando Almeida, and Fernando Pereira, worked together to affix a brown aluminum cross to the west side of the Church building. A floodlight highlights it at night. Another illuminated sign with the Church name on it has been affixed as well. This gives those passing by an eastern and southern view of the Church. Both signs and the lighted cross may give some direction and possible encourogment to others.

Portuguese in Heiland
Tony Santos, a former member of the Carcavelos Church, andhisfamilylivein Holland, Tony isfrom Angola and Marianne, his wife, is from Holland, In the lost few weeks, Tony discovered a group of Angolan refugees who lived close to him. He
started to talk to them about Jesus and asked us for some

Bibles, We have sent him 80+ Bibles and he is studying with some of them. Pray for Tony and his students and that God would give him wisdom for this work.

Students Everywhere Are The Same -- They Are Great

It has been my privilege to teach at Mt, Hope Bible College, A. of G., (USA) on a part-time basis for the last 10 years. This group of 15 has studied with me this past semester "Early Church History," Most of the past years I have
taken the students to see some Paleo

Christian archaeological sites within

the Iberian Peninsula, A 3 dimensional

view of history is very helpful, and these sites are close by and are not expensive.

Before you move, please send the mailing label with a copy of your new address to
MISSION SERVICES ASSOCIATION. PO Box 13111, Knoxvllle, TN 37920-0111.

Non Profit Org.

37950-9998

IVIisslon Services Association PO Box 13111

Missionaries:

U.S. Postage Paid

Knoxville, TN Permit #374

Knoxville, TN 37920-0111

Dick & Sarah Robison

Rug Por do Sol, 29

2775-680 Carcovelos

Return Service Requested

Portugal
E-Mail: richard.robison@dix.pt

Forwarding Aaents:

Phil & Dot Wiltshire 4824 Westbourne Dr,

Powder Springs, GA 30127

Telephone: 770-943-4668

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JULY-SEPTEMBER 2002 NUMBER 3

Our Key Verse

"For a great door, full of opportunities, is opened to me, and adversaries are nnany." (Lamsa N.T., I Corinthians 16:9) "For I have found a good opportunity for a great work and with good results, even though I have encountered many adversaries as well." (A Boa Nova, Portugal)
In whatever language and/or translation, the excitement of the Apostle Paul comes across very

contemplate the new "CHURCH PLANr in Setuboi,

ago. That same excitement has come upon us as we

quickly, as one reads these words written centuries j^H

Im Ml
Portugal. The lead article in the previous PIONEER,

Volume XXII, Number 2, gives on initial background

Wilson ondElsa Spindola. and Lucas lead this worl<. Three
couples from Brazil have declared themselves ready to join hands with the leaders in this project The Carcavelos
church will oversee this effort until such a time when it can

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believers is coming together. Dick ond Sarah, along with igpP_

a new team has been formed and a nucleus of |BP

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o musical instrument This gives us a built-in praise band. H ' 1 p. . "We meet on Sunday afternoon at 6p.m. and are "ip
looking for a larger place to rent as the living room is too \
smallalready. Join with us in prayeras others are contacted. Ask the Holy Spirit to guide us in decisions that ore going to

assume full responsibility. Each man in this group can play

The Lord has opened many doors! He has brought

people together! He has presented us with an

excellent place to begin meeting, it final details and requirements can be met. By the time this reaches n

you, we will Inave had the final word on this location. At that time we will send out a special letter to all of you informing you of the decision that was mode. We ask you to pray for us that God will grant us wisdom and discernment and more
determination,

The area we are dealing with in the outside picture (on page one) is over the ERA sign, All of the
initial members of the new Church in Setubal are

shown here (picture #3, at right),

Anybody for Gamp

their first week away from home and family. They did

This is a "first" for our kids. Eight juniors experienced

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very well. One young man said he learned, "to respect my elders." Two of this bunch were elected "King" & "Queen" for the week. They will only pay y2 price next year, We are thankful for the changes. Three intermediates also went to camp the following week. Again, this is a first for
them and their families.

Recent Baptisms
Baptisms are the culmination of much prayer and teaching on our part. The Holy Spirit through the Word makes this possible. Praise God for the ministry of the
Carcavelos Church. Four made their commitment to

the Lord recently. All praise to God the Father, They all
are faithful to the Lord,

ALong Struggle That Ended in Victory

Lance Johnston Cardoso accepted Jesus as his Lord and Saviour exactly one month before he passed away. His
mother. Victoria, was one of the first members of the

Carcavelos Church. She prayed for her family. After she died, several daughters and grandchildren were baptized, and many great-grandchildren attend here. Lance, her only son. waited a long time, but gave a very strong witness to his family before he died. Praise the Lordl

Wonieii's Meeting
week. ^Recently, one such rneeting
This group meets every other ^

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Mica PlersalL who Is serving as an intern with Portugal Christian Mission, was present as well. We welcome Mica, from Chapel Rock Christian Church, who has come to assist us and to learn more about the Portuguese Language and Culture,

Church Celebration
Two newborns were presented to the Lord. Several of the grandparents were able to be here for the event. The parents, family, and Church promised before God to be active and supportive in the raising of these new ones, Pray for wisdom for the parents and us.

Carcavelos Couples' Night Out

Guilherme and Junio,

along with Douglas and

Lara, were the people responsible for a very

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challenging "night out"

given by a visiting speaker. The Praise Band from Setubal was present to add to the evening.

Visitors to Carcavelos
Jenny, a newly baptized member, welcomes her sister, Diana, from Caracas, Venezuela. Her son. Guilhermo, accompanied her. It had been 17 years since they had seen each other. We rejoice that the Church was involved in this reunion.

Before you move, please send the mailing label with a copy of your new address to
MISSION SERVICES ASSOCIATION, PC Box 13111, Knoxville, TN 37920-0111.

ADDRESSES
Missionaries:

Mission Services Association

PO Box 13111

Non Profit Org.

37950-9998

U.S. Postage Paid

Knoxvilie, TN
Permit #374

Knoxvilla TN 37920-0111

Dick & Sarah Robison

Rua Por do Sol, 29

2775-680 Carcavelos

Return Service Requested

Portugal 011-351-21-457-0065 (Robison) 011-351-21-456-1596 (Church) E-Mail: richarcl.robison@clix,pt Forwarding Agents:

Phil & Dot Wiltshire 4824 Westbourne Dr,

Powder Springs. GA 30127 Telephone: 770-943-4668

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VOLUME XXIi

OCTOBER-DECEMBER 2002

NUMBER 4

''Eagle's Wings / TIib Wings of a Dove" Have Been Our Strengtli Fer Tiiis Last Quarter of 2002
An intriguing translation of Isaiah 40:13 has caught my attention recently. For a few months

Ihave read from the George Lamsa translation

the Aramaic into English and this one caught my eye: "But they who wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall grow wings as a dove;

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and faint not." in the iast two Pioneers (April-June & Juiy-September 2002), the two leading articles dealt with the new "church plant" in Setubal Portugal, For some of the background go back . . .. . , , . . , Sunday P.M. Service. and read these two articles, I wont to give you an update: On the 9th of September the Church in Carcavelos signed the papers renting the building that was pictured in the last Pioneer

located on the 5th of October^in downtown

Euros.

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combined amount was $400 Euros. Three others

are contributing $325 each month totaling $725
P.C.M. is adding the rest to complete the continue on. The contract has a clause that gives us the option to purchase after one year with this

Praise Group (Setubal).

Left to right: Children - l-lannah Piersall and Lucas Spindola. Adults - Wilson Spindola, Mica Piersall, Jolly
Piersall, Rita Mullen, and Elsa

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Wilson Spindola preaching. Left to right: Wilson and Elsa spindola, Timoteo Cavaco, and Mica Piersall.

Spindola.

year's rent amount going against tine total price, Tine Setubai Church has averaged 30 each weel< with a high of 38 and 60+ at the inauguration. Our weekiy meeting is at 7:00 p.m. on Sunday evening, New peopie have been present at each service, Severai are preparing for baptism as weli, Setubai wiii function under the ieadership of the Carcaveios Church for the 1st year.. -Wi!son_Spindola and his wife. FIsn. nr^ ^ ^ ^ ' .. , , ^ I, n-L.1 Mica atSetubai wlth~thenew6ible-ciass. very active In leadership. He will finish Bible college In June of 2003. Now, back to the title. One can take either meaning. If you prefer the "eaaie winas" translation you can imagine soaring high and iong with the Lord. If you prefer the "wInas

of a dove" translation, think of the distance you can travei. Carrier pigeons (same family
as doves) can go miles upon miles without tiring and are weii trained, i believe that the "wings of g dove" has tremendous symbolism in the New Testament beginning with the baptism of Jesus and with the start of the Church on the Day of Pentecost, Whichever you prefer, God has given us the renewal, the fresh strength, the endurance, and given us power to wait, walk, and run when necessary. We thank Jesus for His ever-ioving
hand in this new endeovor.

To God be the Glory. Keep Setubai and us in prayer.

Blessed Visitors
It was our privilege to have Joliy Piersali and daughter, Hannah, as well as Rita Muiiin with us in November. They came to visit Mica who is interning
with P.C.M. for four moths.

Previously, Jolly had come on 2 mission trips with

Left to right: Rita, Dick, & Jolly.

youth from Chapel Rock Christian Church. The Piersoll Family is very invoived with Missions personally and is supporting the work here In a very positive way. Both Rita and Joiiy are schoolteachers and wanted to see and fiim parts of Portugai and Spain, Since Spain is just 3 hours away, we were abie to show them Merido (25 BC), Spain and parts of Portugai's mid-section. Most of the roads over which we traveled are interstate quality. However, on one of the secondary connectors, we
had a flat tire

about one hour

after it was dark.

Merida and tlie Roman Rood.

it became very obvious that both iadies have had

"Flat" tired missionary.

experience changing tires. Jolly produced a handy flashlight and this made the work easier. We had bent the rim and finished our trip (350 miles) on 4 tires and no spare. God was very gracious to us and we arrived back safeiy in Portugai, Thank you, iadies, for your help on the trip and a pleasant visit.

Mica Piersall -- Intern

among us. 'This sheagreedto do. '

classes for those interested.

The people of Carcaveios and those in Setubai ali are of the same opinion that she has done an excellent job. Soon after arriving she became very active with the youth work and helped with the kids in the Day Care Center on a daiiy basis. Within 2 months after intense Portuguese study, she was abie to teach in Portuguese Junior Church, a Sunday School class for Juniors in Carcaveios, and start a Sunday School ciass in Portuguese for the Juniors in Setubai. She has showed herself a willing, capable, and avid learner. Before leaving she offered some beginning English

Mica with Mom,Hon ah, andDick.

She plans to return to Johnson Bible College to complete her degree in Missions and Teaching English as a Second Language. There is a possibility of her returning next summer as an intern to help again with Carcaveios and the new Church in Setubai. Thank you. Mica, and may God bless you in your desire to serve God!

Season's Greetings From Us to You

The whole team sends Season's Greetings to those In America and other parts of the world. May the PRINCE OF PEACE reign in your hearts and grant you a blessed New Year.

Potpourri
(As this goes to press, we are waiting for our children, David and Toni Robison, to arrive for a visit!) Thank God for a tremendous year 2002. Thank God for faithful supporters. Thank God for answered prayer. Thank God for His sustaining grace. Pray for Braga, Carcavelos, Montljo, and Setubal.

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