Hamilton Jonathan Teri 2005 World

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the

harvest is

plentiful butthe

woi-ket^ a^e few.

Ask

the

Lori

of

the haivest,

thefefore,

to

sencj out wohkehs

into

his harvest

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J^utcUAcui

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•l i treach Internat ional

Jonathan Hamil ton

Pres ident

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Box 9S2

Bedford TX

76095

8i7.355-9S98|

[email protected]^

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2005

Dear Friends

As an update on Josh and Susan Sanchez, they are excited about the minis

try the Lord has in store for them in Mexico. They met a family in the city

of Manzanillo who

became

Christians about eight years ago, but have had

no one else in their city to worship with. There is no Christian church in

Manzanillo at this time. This family has asked Josh and Susan to come and

teach them and start a Christian church there. Josh and Susan plan to min

ister to them and with them as they plant the first Christian church in that

city. Continue to pray for them and the ministry the Lord has in store for

them

there.

Outreach International continues to have missionaries working in about 15

countries. We praise God for the opportunity to have workers in these ar

eas sharing the Gospel ofChristto people who might not have the chance to

hear the truth otherwise. Please pray for more workers. Every missionary

and missionary family that we know is asking for help. Workers are

needed. Pray the Lord of the harvest to send

out

more workers.

We want to remind you that we have a great internship opportunity in

South

Africa

this summer led by Stacy Gamer. The dates of that internship

are from Jxme 6 to July

21,

and the costis

4,500. You wiU

be working with

missionaries

on the field in Vacation Bible Schools, be

involved in Youth

Camps, be involved in preaching, teaching, praying and singing with the

South African people.

Your

teaching and encouragement

wfil

be such an

uplifting time for the Christians there; you ll also have opportunities to

bring non-Christians to the Lord. Hope you will join the team. Contact

Stacy right

away

if

you

are interested or

know

someone who is. Call 314) 521-4850

or

email

Jesse Karie, Naleh and

Elijah

Pryor, O I mis-

B

sionaries,

wrote

from

Papua New Guinea

February

20 We

left

Madang for

Ukarumpa in -pmlB

PN&

highlands where we spent three days

loading up

the

sawmill,

buying

some

last

JESSE. KARie NALEH AND ELIJAH

PRYOR

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minute

supplies,

and

finally we

set

out for Samban The sawmill was sent to Tamo

a

village

in

our

province where William and Robin Butler serve

as

translators for

PBT

They have a

large

amount of good hardwoods

neces-

——I

sary to tolerate the

harsh

conditions

in \i, 41

Surraay

Sch^l

Teacliers

1

to

be

just

what

we

hoped

t

would

be

he

n xt

f ewwee^s

w

be

full

of rd

and

some

imes dangerous work felling and

transporting

trees. This is

an exciting

time as so many

people

will

benefit

from

the

addition

of

this

first

multipurpose

building

which

will

house

the

library, a

classroom for

the preschool,

and Sunday School, plus space underneath for fuel

storage and a garage for the tractor and four-wheeler and newly cut timber.

We introduced you to

the

work in

France

in our last newsletter.

Since

that time,

Aime-Caroline

Baird

gave birth to their

third

child, Clement.

He

was

bom

about

two

months early and had to

stay in

the hospital

for a while, but he s

home

nowand doing well. The

work

in

France continues

to see fruit and we praise God for that.

February was a busy

month.

I Jonathan) spent a week at Le Toumeau College in

Longview,

Texas for their Mission Emphasis

Week.

Wehad a booth and I had several devotions and classes.

I started getting what I

thought

was a

sinus

cold, but

ended up having

a

virus.

I ended

up

in

iso

lation

in the

hospital

for two weeks. I

could not

go out

of

the room. I had to wear a mask, inhal

ing

strong medicine, for six hours on and

two

hours off, continuously for five days. I am back on

my

feet

again and doing

well.

Thank

you

all

for your continued prayers. I

am seeing more

and

more

transplant

friends

not

doing

so well.

God continues to keep

me

going. During my hospi-

talization, my Dad, Al, spoke

for

me in Evansville

Indiana

where I was a part of a Perspectives

course.

I also had another appointment in Madisonville, Kentucky that

one

ofour directors, John

Schofield, took

over for me.

Thanks

to both

of them for

taking my place when Icouldn t go.

Teri and

I

continue

to

work weekly here

in

town

with

International

college

students

and

a

high

school youth

group.

Teri still teaches English to

International

students part time and I am keep

ing busy with

office

type things

with

O.I. and our missionaries on the field. We thank you for all

yourprayers and

support.

May God be praised inallwe think, ailwe say, and allwedo.

We love you all

onathan

and Teri

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he harvest is

plentiful

butthe

vvorkeh^ ai e few.

Ask the

Loi cJ

of

the harvest,

thei-efof-e, to

send out workers

into his ha»vest

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JetuMantSiJ U

Outreach

IntemationaJ

Jonathan

Hamilton

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B ox 9 52

Bedford TX

76095

817 355 9598

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OUTREACH

INTERNATIONAL

JONATHAN AND TERI HAMILTON

Summer

2005

Dear Friends

and

Co-workers

inthe

Gospel,

A

lot has

happened since our last newsletter. Teri and I

have

been

going

non-stop here on the

homefront

while work is being done on the front lines by

these

who haveheard the callofGod on

their lives

and have

been

burdened for

lost

and unreached people enough to go to them and take the love of

Jesus

to

them. May we all do our best

to

serve

these

missionaries

overseas if we can t go

oiurselves.

George

and Connie Keralis, who are now working at Platte Valley Bible

College

in Nebraska, went back to

Russia

for a month to

teach

and visit the

churches there. Todd Robertus from

Platte

Valley went and

helped

George teach.

They

had

a great trip. Russian leaders

from

three different churches expressed an

interest in hosting

American students to serve

as

summer interns. So

they

are

looking for interns

next year

to go

and work

for

three

months.

Contact us

if

you

or someone you know

are

interested.

Allen and Betty Pierce came back to the states from

Equatorial Guinea for

an

8-10 month furlough. Charles

and

Bridget

Ulibarri are

there

holding

down the

fort

in their ab-|

sence.

The

team there

is needing a lot ofhelp. They

have

the

facilities

to

host

short term

and long term workers. Please help

|:

find

workers

to go serve in this area.

Bible

translation is going

on,

literacy work, evangelism,

construction

work and

more.

wBm

Most

anyone

can

fit in. If you are

interested

in

finding out more ^

about the

opportunities

in Equatorial Guinea, West Africa,

r ^ -

please contact us.

We have spent time with the Pierce

family

and plan to spend more time

while

they are

here.

Teri

and I

along

with

my

dad, Al, have spent

a lot of time

with our

family

who works in Southeast Asia.

Their

ministry review went well

and the whole family is

ready

to

return

August

7th. If you would like to know

more about the work inSoutheast

Asia,

contact us. We are more than

happy

to

sharewith

you,

but have to do socarefully, due to the sensitive nature ofthe

work.

Teri hadalotof

flying

points

saved up, so

she made a tripback to

China

in

May. Shewas able to spend timewith former teammates, as well as students and

teachers she worked

with

when she

lived

there.

She

spent

a

week

inBeijing

and

a

week

inher

old

hometown,

Yinchuan.

She had many opportunities to encourage

believers, as well as continue to share Christ s lovewith her old friends. She had

the

opportunity

to

share her

life

and her

faith with these former

students pictured

with her eating mutton-on-a-stick at an outside

market). Teri

shared the

gospel

with

them

when they were

her

coUege

students

four or

five

years ago,

and

also

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The b^tvest is

plentiful butthe

wof-kef^

ai e few.

Ask the Loh4 of

the hafvest

tbet-efore

to

sen4 out wofkehs

into

bis bafvest

fteM.

Jenatfium


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