MISSIONChailes C. Luttiell Family

2165 Tenth Avenue

Honolulu, Hawaii

96816

February, 1973

Dear Ones in Christ,

Greetings in His name from whom every good and perfect gift comes.

.-iS you may know, our congregation is composed mostl y of young peopleand chil dren. So we were happy to have a young Christian military couple become members in November. We already had two local women whowere attending regularly, so this makes a nucleus for an adult class.In January we had a potl uck dinner for the adults and their families. Weespecially invited the parents of the children who attend by themsel ves.One mother accept ed. Everyone seemed to reall y enjoy themselves. Wepray that this will be the beginning of more active partici pation and assuming of responsibil it y by our adults.

One of the above ladies is the friend of Debby Blazer whom she met ata craft class. Phyllis has been listening and studying and we pray thatshe v/il 1 soon be ready to accept Jesus as her Lord. A young man droppedin for an evening service recently. We almost never have drop-in visitors,so thi s was a pleasurable surprise. He 1 i ve s and works at an old f oiks homenearby. He really enjoyed the service and returned for Bible Study on Tuesday.As he left he remarked, "Now I have a church, " He turned to the Lord largelythrough a radio ministry, so he has much t o 1 earn, but he seems anxious to study.Pray that we may be wise as we strive to teach him "the way of the Lord moreperfect! y".

Our island churches are now involved in a Revival Fires Crusade which will

conclude with three services with Cecil ^jld..,aiid,his musicians on Friday,Sartur-day-y and-Easter-Sunday. It is difficult to accomplish the prSparati^-onwithout Charles, but we will do what we can. We will attend the services

of the Crusade at night, but at that time during the day we will be having a Drama Camp t o prepare f or our annual resurrection drama at the Easter SunriseService<^Sm-yJwrote an article about our sunrise service last year, which willbe published in the April 22 i^sue of "Straight. " PI ease look for it.

- ^-JQlien Storms^Gonti nues to work on our buildings and grounds. He put siding^^•can^twG sides of the building where he and hi^ daughter have their bedrooms.

Most of the siding came as a donation from a building firm through the fatherof one of our young men. He has finished the^autdoor baptistry except for theplumbing. Lately he has been repairing our cars.

Charles has been warmly welcomed as he travels, and has visited manychurches which he had not been in before. Over 250 squares of propertyhave been "sold" at $1 C each, which has helped our financial situationgreatly, vVe are hoping t o be able to double our $60C monthly paymentsso we can reduce the interest. In February, Charles will be in theareas of Denver, Colorado and Grants, New Mexico; March--Tul sa, Okl a.and Dallas, Texas; Apri 1 --Phoenix, ^riz. and San Diego, Calif. If hewill be in your area, or passing by, and you would like for him tospeak for your church of group, please let us know. Just write to me inHonolulu, since it is hard to contact him directly. —

May the Lord guide and use us all as we work together to spread Hisgospel.

Yours i n Hi s service,

Mrs. Charles Luttrell for the family: Charles, Amy, Leta, Mark,Phi lip, and L ora

HECENT CONTPIEUTORS

INDIVIDUALS;

Ruth L. Bond

M/M John RayM/M Robert MossM/M Cecil CaldwellRevival Fires

J Clark Lentz

M/M Harvey RichardsonM/M Horace MullikenCeorgia MlliranKathleen Home

M/M George WagahoffM/M H C WinklerM/M Robert MichumWenford HighleyM/K Donald B SnyderM/M Oliver K LoerJ £ BamgartenMaggie ThompsonM/M Herbert KurtzTom Kurtz

M/M Robert L MooreM/M E B NeighborsM/M Francis Van CurrenM/M Warren MathersM/M Jack LittleM/M Fred ChaseMrs A Carl Alexander

Samuel E Miller

M/M Ted SnyderM/M Milton BatesM/K Melvin RaakeNaomi SnyderDelbert SpenceIrene AgemyM/M Chester ZargerEanneh DunnMiko,Michele CottrellMrs. Fred Anderson

W H dallard

Clyde ReoGale R Each

M/M Leonard PhippsM/M Ronald SheplerBernice Collins

M/M W H ReevesM/M Neal Hliss, JrM/M Walter BlissM/K G Eld on TerrellM/M Deane KingeburyMildred Patrick

M/M Joseph MessliCarlEton Hastinj

H/M l.yndallJean Rcssel^^/''M/M JameaM/M C DM/M JoharH 'DunnEornia' _p'lRourkeM/M Jlo^id SimpsonM/^>%<^ld CubbageM/K Howard Reeve^oyd^arl^SorwiMGerringerfflean jfl^nich)^/M (Spence CainaM/M WAlt^^r McFalltM/M J^n^/M Pau'l>. '̂ihnsonij/M Ralph "^i^ger

Harry MotlcNeli^ MinniokM/M Jatoefl..FHo^M/M Walter KaliisenM/M Julian WhitworthK/M M F MarchbanksM/M Harold Parcell

M/M Randolph ThatcherMabel Brewer

M/M Owen StillJune Berns

S/MSgt Charles DammM/M Charles BrandtM/M Ronald StejEstil Cot

M/M F^rf???is EdsonWilson

For Mission DISPLAYS

wri te Co:

Mr. Delbert SpenceRockfieid, Indiana 46977

For Mission SPE.\KER with

SLIDES write to;

Mr and Mrs Ron Simpson323 E. Main St.

Creent own, Ind. 46936

(within driving range ofGreentown)

CYH-Unio '̂̂ ^^ Moberly ,MoJJpdi^g/'d^ouncil,Grants, NM

'tdonia & Chr Women,Kokomo, Ind.

Ladies Aid-Savonburg, KsWestside, Columbia, MoFirst, Grants, N MChurch, Convertie, Ind.New Point, Mo andChr Ladies Circle.

GROUPS & CHURCHES:

Kum-Join-Us Class, Marion, Ind.Faith Church, Burlington, IndAdults-Driftwood, IndianaNewton Ch, Battle Creek, Mich.

_^„JI4e4Mird-''<Hn*4f644a£j Mo._Blen__dville Christi^Vi, Joplin,MoSusy'Bee^"®'̂ 'Wh4ailybir'(>6, Shreve-

•--mor t, LaWo^n's Group, Farmin^to^S. NSunset Park, Pueblo, CeltFairfield, Ind.Church, Logansport, Ind./Southwest VBS, Ft Wayn^, ifd.

Cross Plains, Carrolltph,Hope 8f Charity Circle^,H9^e, MontHickory St, Centreli^,Chr. Women's Circ^rf,Cl^f»fksdale,Mi8sCWF-Morjir., KansjBer«;a, MoTruthseekerg^ir^, Port Charlotte,FlaChurch Sebring, 0Leann^^un^dy School, KansasAr(idfoi''e,,<'ninston-Salem, N C

,<Pi"r5>Ohiting, Ind.5*^'w®y, Aurora, Colo.

Lord's Reapers-OBC,Joplin,MoNo. Liberty, IndHome Builders Class, S Akron, 0Helping Hands,Osage Hills,Tulsa,OkChurch, Kokomo, Ind.First, Ankeny, IowaWest Lansing, MichiganNeeper, Mo.LaHarpe, Kansas

PALOLO VALLEY CHURCH OF CHRIST:

RECEIPTS

Special Mainland Reimbur-Offering Gifts semonts5 10.00 8 60.00 8 31.90

70.00 25.008.38 70.00

10.00 935.005.00 110.00

65.0020.00 60.00

160.0059.95 105.8222.00 195.00 10,009?,05 , xHp.go

WeeklyOffering5176.17

120.97119.86213.81119.52

128.99162.15150.82127.16167.501 IX ok

1972 FINANCIAL REPORTS

CHECK DISTRIBUTION

Jan.

Feb.

Mar.

Apr.MayJune

JulyAug.Sept.Oct.

Jb-g-

Misce-

laneous25.00

817.991.00

25.00

9.50

Utilities Literature Office

& Supplies Supplies5 9.95129.22

8 98.5122.62

95.3522.3060.5969.03

102.1681.6899.60

78.55105.39

8.11

55. ^^9

3.12

Postage Insurance Maintenance Equip-& Repair ment

8 95.50

6.23130.09

Promo-

tion

8 5.008 30.00

30.0038.0020.00

53. ^^830.00

30.00

5.9825.0076.1911.8632.90

20.00

95.50158.00138.00189.50 50.00

10.00

Bus Opera-ftion-Repair8100.00

90.00

302.29

50.0060.00

90.01

98.9'i-Dec. 163.58 255-15 220.00 199.38 52.75 9.83 60.00 90.00 7.50 19.70

Total 1758.39 907.03 1790.12 66.90 !i10.09 729-59 509.SI 212.75 271.98 8IO.OO 158.88 186.27 99.70Balance 1/1/72 886.59? Total Receipts 89021.99; Disbursements 83987.60; Balance 12/31/73 8120.93

-gqO-.'W

186.89

999.13

PALOLO VALLEY CHURCH OF CHRIST BUILD ING FUND;

Check Distribution

HAWAII CALLS MISSION:

RECEIPTS INTEREST

Jan. 8685.67Feb. 505.37Mar. 590.13 8 9-96Apr. 551.68May 995.95June 588.20 5.01

July 616.26

Aug. 795.251.79Sept. 55"^. 91

Oct. ic<'.',-;-

Nov.

Dec. 1:15.71

Total 9969.79 16.21

Check Distribution

Bldg. Assess Property RECEIPTS Salary News Office For the Equipment Miso.

Supplies ment Payments letters Supplies Church8238.56 8600.00 Jan. 8362.30 270.00 8.72 177.36

19.39 600.00 Feb. 385.00 125.00 100.00 59.12 130.09205.20 600.00 Hari 629.00 225.00 15.00 39.12 221.20 122.53

600.00 Apr. 271.00 152.00 39.12 20.697.68 600.00 May 659.66 305.00 99.00 39.12 130.09 90.00

207.22 600.00 June 962.00 900.00 15.00 79.12 11.7115-18 '600.00 July 519.50 285.00 50.00 70.59 199.50 6.87

162.86 600.00 Aug. 639.00 380.00 35.59 199.50 6.0991.08 600.00 Sept. 556.50 230.00 69.00 80.59 186.99

1013.67 600.00 Oct. 635.70 290.00 272.90 199.50202.13 599.63 600.00 Nov. 852:95 900.00 173.70 lD6i62. 199.50 79.9556.37 600.00 Dec. 598.65 375.00 65.59 199.50

2199.29 599.63 7200.00 Total 6556.26 3387.00 789.10 8.72 569.38 1593.08 287.79

Balance i/i/7? 81096.93? Disbursements 9998.92;Balance 12/31/72 51039,01

Bal 1/1/7? 8102.62; Disbursements 86655-07;Bal 12/31/72 25.81.

This newsletter is prepared for mailing for Hawaii Calls Mission by the WestsideChristian Church, Columbia, Missouri

WESTSIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH

1108 WEST ASH ST.

COLUMBIA, MISSOURI 6 52 l1

O,

NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION

U. S. POSTAGE PAID

PERMI T NO. 47

COLUMBIA, MO. 65201

'.USSION oSRVrCSS

BOX 177

KEMPTON, INDIANA

46049

MISSION Chailes C. Luttiell Family

2165 Tenth Avenue

Honolulu, Hawaii

96816

September, 1973

Dear Co-laborers in the vineyard,

"Praise ye Jehovah. .. Praise hi m for his mighty acts; Praise Himaccording to his excellent greatness, " Ps. 150:1,2. How we have seenHim at work during the past few months.

The mother of two little boys who attend our Sunday School , came withthem for the first time on Easter Sunday morning. She accepted our invitation to attend the Revival Fires Crusade in the afternoon. '.Ve made an appointment to teach her in her home, and she was immersed into Christ onMay 16, She works every evening but has only missed one Sunday morning service since then.

Another mother, who rededicated her life to the Lord during the Crusade,has been attending and faitlifully working for the Lord. She has been bringingtwo of her nephews along with her three children. vVhen she was in highschool she was a teacher in our Sunday School, but had not attended for years.

vVe are striving to remodel and repair this summer in time to get our licenseand open the pre-school on September 4. Ne finished the required new lanairoof just a few days before Julien left for the mainland. We owe over $500 forthe lumber and wondered where we could get the materials to finish the insideof the auditorium. The Lord provided as He always does. On June 7, as Julienwas dressed and ready to go to the airport, a BIG truck pulled into our driveway.It was our friend from Hicks Homes with a load of imperfect and leftover building materials which they could not use. Julien helped unload them in his suit.There were heavy beams, 2 x 8's, formica, plywood, insulation board--all thethings we needed to finish the auditorium, and all we needed to buy was the paint.We have worked for a month and have used most of the material. The auditorium

is finished except for a little trim and paint. It looks beautiful.

There remains one major obstacle to getting our pre-school permit. We shouldliaye our occupancy permit, and to obtain that we must have our front parkingarea leveled and a hard surface put on it. We can get it leveled by renting abulldozer for $200, but we will not have time to surface it ourselves, and do nothave the funds to hire it done. We pray that when it is leveled, th^will grantthe pre-school license. We only need 3 parking stalls for 30 children in a preschool and we have those. Of course, if we had $2000 or $3000 for the paving,we could possibly have the work done in time.

We are grateful to all those who have been faithfully supporting the work here withtheir prays and their support. We know that real sacrifice is sometimes involved.But more regular supporters are needed. While I was on the mainland, ourBuilding Fund offerings averaged $1249. 40 per month, but since I have returned,they have dropped to only $572.18. vVhile I was away the work here was hampered by the lack of a full-time minister and planner. When I returned to thework here, it was hampered by a lack of funds. Somehow we need to find a wayto undergird the support, so that I can be here to do the Lord's work, and yethave sufficient funds to finish the building, and make the $600 monthly propertypayments. Please pray with us that enough people will respond to the Lord'sleading and be generous with this support, so that this task can be finished. Assoon as the building is finished, I must find a lending institution that will lend us$57,000 to pay off our agreement of sale by the end of the year. vVe receivefrequent calls about our pre-school and several families are counting on sendingtheir childreii to us this fall. vVe must not disappoint them.

Along with working on the building, we are now planning a 3-day Junior Camp,I will be the dean and Henrietta and Mary Knichel, our summer intern fromOzark Bible College, will teach. We are also working on plans and crafts forour VBS to be held August 2Q-31. This keeps us busy, especially since we arewithout two of our good workers. Amy left on July 2 to attend the North American Christian Convention. Debby Blazer, our Christian Education Director,went with her to help drive across country and to take a short furlough. Sheplans to return with her mother about the middle of August. Mrs. Blazer wUlplay the piano for our VBS. Amy is enrolled for the fall term at Ozark BibleCollege.

May the Lord lead us all to do His will, and may we be willing to follow.

Yours to serve faithfully,

Charles C. Luttrell, for the family: Henrietta, Leta, Mark,Philip, and LoraAmy at OBC

CONTRIBUTORS (God bless each one) May and June

Churches and groups:

Aurora, CO.vVinston-Salem, N. C.Alikeny, IowaBerea, MOCross Plains-Carollton, GA

Columbia, MOConverse, IN

Grants, NM

Centralia. ILSouth Akron, O

Westview, LA

Ansonia, CTOsage Hills, Tulsa,OKHavre, MT

Kokomo, INLaHarpe, KSLord's Reapers,Joplin,MOLeanna, KSWest Lansing, MIMoran, KS

Macedonia-Kokomo, IN

Nee per, MONew Point, MO

Sebring, OPort Charlotte, FL

Individuals and Couples:

J E McDonald & Pat

Clater Gill

Jasper CannonOrville Daemmer

Mabel Brewer

Robert Micham

D Lee Jones

David Daemmer

Sylvia K AlexanderGatha G WilliamsNellie W ImlayCharles Brandt

Owen Still

Julian H Whitworth

Estil Cottle

John H Dunn

Charles Damm

Francis Edson

Paul Johnson

Walter Kallisen

Louise KLagesSandra Koons

Herbert Kurtz

M F Marchbariks~

Bonnie O'Rourke

Howard Reeve

James F Roberta

Ronald SimpsonRonald Steward

For Mission Display Materials write to:Mr. Delbert SpenceBox 442

Rockfield, Indiana 46977For a speaker with slides write to:

M/M Ronald Simpson323 East Main St.

Greentckwn, Indiana 46936

This newsletter is prepared for mailing for Hawaii Calls Missionby the Westside Christian Church, Columbia, Missouri

WESTSIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH

1108 West Ash Street

Columbia, Missouri 65201

NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION

U.S. POSTAGE PAID

PERMIT NO. 47

COLUMBIA, MO. 65201

MISSION SSRVICES

BOX 177

KEMPTON, INDIANA

46049