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I I M E M O R A N D U M
TO: Students Interested in Discipleship Groups
FROM: Ken Daniels, Student Ministries
RE: Discipleship Groups
DATE: 27 - Nov-89
Thank you for your interest in becoming a part of a faculty/staff-student discipleship group. We tried our best to match all the students with leaders, but the schedules of some students just wouldn't fit in with those of the faculty and staff, and you happen to be such a student.
However, you may have a chance to get in on a discipleship group if there's any way you can open up your schedule to include a time that a faculty or staff member would be available. The most popular time for faculty and staff is Tuesday during chapel period, so we can pretty much guarantee you a spot if that time is available to you.
Please check any of the following available meeting times, and we'll try to get you matched up:
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I want to say thanks to those of you who have made efforts to get your meetings started and to encourage the rest of you to contact your students as quickly as possible before the semester gets away. You may choose to use the memos I prepared (with the addition of a starting date and location>, or you may let your students know about the meeting in whatever way you wish. Thanks again for your commitment to us students and for the work that will have such a lasting impact in our lives. FROMa Ken Daniels, VP of Campus Ministries TO= All Residence Lif• sta~f RE: All-Schoc,l CornmuYdon ar-,d Veesper follow-up DATE:: 2'3-Aug-8'3 It's great to sea some of tha things that are happening on campus, and I'm overwhelmed to see all th• spiritual eY1thusiasrn yo1..1 guys are showir,g. I hope you' 11 all take advantage of the All-School Communion Service tomorrow eveniY,g (Wedr,esday) at '3:00 tc, ·eY1(:'c,urage yc,ur floor members to come and to reflect on who God is and what -he has done 1'c,r ua. Below is a list of many of the students who made a "decision" Sunday Ydght at the Vesper Service. I would really appreciate it if you could give these guys some special support ay,d er-,couragemer,t as tht:ty . face so mar,y pressures that threaten to rnc,vs the,n away fY"orn, the commitments they've made. Cheyenne Greatorex eA Barry Koch 2B Troy Par l it, ELM 110 Jon Caruvan.a M a0a DwayY,e Lott 2B Brad Schwarzkopf 3A Jirn Burke M 306 Ph i l Wi nt ers ELH 105 Scott Gray 4B David Work l+,B Thanks for your help. If you think it's appropriate, you might consider giving any of your floor members a time to share tonight durir,g floor meetiY1gs. Please coY,tinue to pray that those who made decisions will become strong in their faith. Ir-, Christ, KeY, Day, i e 1 s . " I' Facul t y/St a ff - Student Discipleship StudPnt Minist r iPs i s i n te rPstPd in forming some s mall faculty-studPnt di s cip lPs hip groups on campus. Please help us qPt startP NamP MPPtin Available meeting times : Mon. chapel Tue. chapel Evening circle: SM T WT F S Early morning SM T WT F S Other (day & time ) ______ PrPfPrrPd meeting l ocations: Hive Home Classroom (specify ) ___ Other RPason(s) for meeting: Bi ble st udy Accountability F P llowship Bible memory P r ayer Marriage 1.ssues Ot her Group compositon: Co-ed Same sex SizP of group: 2-4 5-8 9-12 13+ Study material (li s t p ossible books or topics): Further comments or sug gestions: Spiritual Life Committee Thursday, Jan 26, 2:15 PM Devotions - "Be doers of the word, and not hearers only." Opening Prayer Concerns and Observations - Mr. Harding - God' s faithfulness= "full of faith in us" - MEW went smoothly for the moat part - Few students visited booths - rain - too much homework; suggestion: integrate MEW into homework - technical students not interested in communicating verbally with reps - Booth visitation increased later on - Few faculty requested missionary devotionals - Discussion of offerings £or summer missions during chapel - Ken Daniels - Good progress with the AIM preparations - "Because I Care Walkathon" to be held Saturday, Jan 27 to raise money for leukemia patients - LU students have opportunity to paint five rooms in the Gregg County Association for Retarded Citizens building, Saturday, Feb 3 - Some discipleship groups have started, and the some faculty are preparing to start their groups soon - Need to meet for summer missions - Dave Luckert - Chapels have been evaluated positively except for music; contemporary student octet is being organized - Suggestions for MEW and SEW - begin Tuesday evening - close Thursday eveing - use Friday morning for testimonies, etc. Specific Requests Dr. Batts: Fine Arts Week; health Mr. Harding: Summer and spring break mission trips; Mike Bunn's witness to Ken, a JW Ken Daniels: Hitchiker, Kenneth Johnson, in need of job and spiritual help .. ~------',, '·, / ,,__ Are }TOLI falli11g tl1roug-J1 the cracks?/// \ Pressure getting to you? \,_ ~' "\\ / '·,"', Call L, U, Hotline) at 1613 I / / I / I Phones rr1a.11ned BPl,1 to 2_A}i, 7 da.31s a vteek: by studer1ts concerr1ed for ,lou , ~ ~ ,, I' 11 L.:..'·· 1 I ·- , 1.--· l ··--.-. C' f ( ·1 r'°" TJ \ / /'· /~\ r~\ t~ : r-1 p ·--,. ~ ; (i ! / I. .__ ··- I ,_:, c...) - I -~ - ? '-'._, I I I u ·-· f I LI ._, I • .-· STUDENT ACTIVITIES EVALUATION FORM DATE f- CJd- 1o TIME 7:1, P · LOCATION >pq: Ckp{ AGENCY or SPONSOR _./)i~tJ,+'::::.:..1;:..._=:ly4.v=~t.______ APPROX.IMATE ATTENDANCE _3=>______ GENERAL IMPRESSION OF ACTIVITY )pm" i~ eryrJ,I:; ~ -Ike /,n.r .-1~ t,rtAieJ, a ftn¥M tW6fr,~'J aimu,krr. GENERAL IMPRESS ION OF PLANS , AGENCY, ETC. Jkuizt,'nj Wllj Ml' efkdtr SUGGESTIONS .If w~ /u dnfe#k etf 6 qi ki,, ~ f/,,d,,../J ck 'f' ke,, ~ 4 M.,I COMMENTS or OTHER ------ ATTACH PUBLICITY MATERIALS, ETC. l5PIRITUAL RAP FoRU/4 I Stud,nt ~inisfrilS invites you fo come f~II us your - Commenfs/su99esfions · -Cweslions ( Mid evu,) - Co111pl11inls coneer11,.,,1 fJ,e s1irifu•I c/i,n"I~ 011 eo"'Pus. lt'e would •fpr~eiiAte yoor s~91esf,~ns •s to whlll tJ,r,el,_. i• wt to ,_ i11 tit, li,#ur•. - . ' PINER£: SP££R ilH[N: TNI$ SUNDAY. 'f:()IJ ISPIRITUAL RAP foRU/4 I SilUl,nt ~ inisiri,s in~ifts You lo come ff.II us your - Commenfs/su99esfions -Cweslions ( •nd evu,) - Complainls concer11i119 fl,e s,,r,"tu•I elima+e 011 co,,,pus. We would appr~~iate yo11r su99~sf,~ns as to what liirecfio11 is kst to fal TIME --'------:oo LOCATION 2/1/er C/,,tp, APPROX.IMATE ATTENDANCE ------t GENERAL IMPRESSION OF ACTIVITY f1tdle1if ~ - ~ ynr,~ ~ ~ ~ ./, ~ff'fH /;.fw,t, ufw,,111/t/ria GENERAL IMPRESSION OF PLANS, AGENCY, ETC. ------ SUGGESTIONS ------ ATTACH PUBLICITY MATERIALS, ETC. M E M O R A N D U M FROM : Ken Daniels, VPCM TO: All Re sidence Life Staff RE: Concert as Devotional Substitute DATE: 2-0ct-89 A Pete Carlson concert is to be held Thursday evening at 7:30 in Speer Chapel , and we'd like to encourage your living areas to attend. If that turns out to be too mu c h spiritual activity for one week, you can opt to substitute t he concert for your regular living area devotions. Or, if you want to feel REALLY spiritual, you can go to the concert AND have your regular devotions. See you there! M E M O R A N D U M FROM: Ken Daniels, VPCM TO: All Residence Life Staff RE: Concert as Devotional Substitute DATE: 2-0ct-89 A Pete Carlson concert is to be held Thursday evening at 7:30 in Speer Chapel, and we'd like to encourage your living areas to attend. If tha t turns out to be too much spiritual activity for one week, you can opt to s ubstitute the concert for your regular living area devotions. Or, if you want to feel REALLY spiritual, you can go to the concert AND have your regular devotions . See you there! STUDENT ACTIVITIES EVALUATION FORM ACTIVITY L,U. ;fcf/,ne TIME j:ov /At. # 2:oo ,1.;n. AGENCY or SPONSOR ...... :::..:~~~..:,_/};'tnf ])o/JbMt, ______ APPROX.IMATE ATTENDANCE ~/2':;....p.fe;;...-h'""'c!p.:.i;z"4.=-"5------ GENERAL IMPRESS ION OF ACTIVITY ¼1 J,/1/t &.pn~e. #IAJ «4t-1J.wtrJ -k a I@'- uf ,n,"rrhvt- fA61'U("'r:f >4 @nli(t/}d( f W) iflf2f,1t'l:!j ,/4 /lnn),t'7r ~td ,G,- fk ,p ~ I F I ~ led tk ut4 GENERAL IMPRESSION OF PLANS, AGENCY, ETC. fN /4u4,: 1!4d le~""'' 'tfwd: ~ wi M,,i7 #.t p/,£r, at a1J hP,r< . Ake ~st7 wrzl!4,: M't luvf, SUGGESTIONS fo ,f ~ ®'y ,f 5,._0& w,I/ wt ./.o ,t iJd all ~,4rs pt,c,e-(t CP>1-11~!y W /W ad11,rfif10, /s ~r,i.,i '/f;rnyh bl/tr. COMMENTS or OTHER ______ ATTACH PUBLICITY MATERIAL S, ETC. Spiritual Life Committee Meeting Minutes April 6, 1990, 4:05 p.m. Study Correl #3 of Library 1. Opening with devotions (Dr. Betts>: Early Church v~. Modern Church 2. Jim Harding - List of summer missionaries & financial requests - Group discussion - Success 0£ HCJB & Galtronics trips - Possibility 0£ more LeTourneau-sponaored groups next year 3. Ken Daniels - AIM trip - All good reports - Need £or more defined leadership roles - Operation Cleansweep: April 21 - Discipleship Groups - Some going well - Need £or more specific time slots in applications - Faculty dorm devotions: Mark Magis - Campus spiritual life surveys & accountability partners: Norman Reese - Need £or more delegation 4. Dave Luckert More in-house chapels next year on Wednesdays - Discussion on seminars: Low priority, but will consider - More variety (music, etc.> 5. Prayer and adjornment - 4:50 p.m. ST UDEN T ACTIVITIES EVALUATION FORM DATE -.::.0,~P"";.:_____ .J.Jwt-·=~UJl., .....~=~~w ______ TIME ______ LOCATION -::.J~ :;.::;~:..:._.______ AGENCY or SPONSOR {µu17 of WI tf APPROX.IMA TE ATTENDANC E _.a30~6....::ioJ:~£;=-,,~f,L...) ______ GENERAL IMPRESSION OF ACTIVITY ;;,>4 lf[6Zff1 -- ~· 4 1 -- ~ - GENERAL IMPRESS ION OF PLANS I AG ENCY, ETC• 5k::M oJ w,'11,, r- 11>M~. /,4' Mn,th,e) V/1 W:21 1/uw /n - q~,z,·/ 'ffer¥1, tv ,rrr9lzt: i&?~ftc( by ,'k ~~ ltt 'Po/'' 5/arfd SUGGESTIONS t1r/ Mvrdjs al fECl#A/1//~ e{e?f,/er, ~11td /tme :!!ii: J/4h -4 OfltY 4-.$ iku- ti,;u or th!r< -- p½p ;1!n 'I /µ,t. c4r-'/?e,,'~ NM 4u£ ~ ftm,, .)~1 t 1 t/,.t fypf '/"eyt,°1 /Ur,, jo ~ ,ke,,- tz~ f ~,, clf.t 6e/fe,,-, COMM ENTS or OTHER ______ ATTACH PUBLICITY MATERIALS, ETC. Minutes: Spiritual Life Comm ittee Meeting Wednesday, November 8, 1989 Library Conference Room 1:00 p.m. Members present: Martin Batts, Jim Cope nhaver, Ken Daniels, Bill Franklin, Bil l Graff, Jim Harding, Dan Huegal, Dave Luckert. The meeting was called to order at 1:00 p.m. The meeting began with a relational Bible study based on Mt. 5-6: 11 Happiness in the Beautitudes 11 Personal prayer requests were made and prayed for. Various members gave reports: 1. Dave Luckert- Chapels Dave handed out chapel schedules for the spring semester and enter tained questions about the chapel program. 2. Ken Daniels- Student Ministries a. Preparations for spring break, mission trip to Mexico being made . b. Faculty/student discipleship groups formed-over 40 students signed up. c. Wednesday night prayer meetings of 9:00 continuing. d. Sunday night 11 Break Aw.ay" continued-time and format being reconsidered. e. Operation Clean Sweep-student/faculty involved-$500.00 needs to be raised. 3. Dan Huegal - AIM trip (Action in Mexico) a. 50 students have applied already to go. b. Choir from Mexico to be on campus on Friday, November 17. c. Host churches needed. 4. Jim Harding - Mis sion Emphasis Week, Spring a. Preparations well under way. b. At least 53 missionaries will be on campus. 11 c. Theme: "Harvest Time • d. Main Speaker: Ray Hundley from OMS 5. Bill Graff- Faculty Involveme nt in Spiritual Life a. Bill sha red how he as a faculty member was personally involved in the spiritual lives of students. -· -Students over to home after church. -Christianity 400 course on Wednesday nights- -Departmental prayer meeting daily at 11:30. Meeting Adjourned at 1:50 p.m . Martin Batts Recorder MB/pj M E M O R A N D U M TO: Students Interested in Discipleship Groups FROM: Ken Daniela, Student Ministries RE: Discipleship Groups DATE: 27-Nov-89 Thank you £or your interest in becoming a part of a faculty/staff-student discipleship group. The last few of the discipleship questionnaires have recently trickled in, and although ve haven't been able to match up all the students with leaders, we vent to give the groups that have been matche'd a chance to get started. . ., Due to some scheduling difficulties, the iirat criterion used in determining group composition was available meeting time, so some ox the other criteria were not considered. Following are the details £or your group: FACULTY/STAFF LEADER: LOCATION: TIME: STARTING DATE: We pray that your involvement in this group will be a beneiit to you as you grow through prayer, study, and the support ox other Christians. I£ you £ind that the group to which you have been assigned does not meet your particular needs, then talk with your leader or Ken Daniela August 27, 1989 And can it be that I should gain 9:30 a.m. An lnt'res t In t he Savior ' s blood? Died He fo r me, who caused His pain? For me, who Him to death pursued? Greeting Dr. Alvin 0. Austin Amazing love ! How can it be President that Thou Hy God, shouldst die for me? Hymn "And Can It Be That I Should Gain" Tim Graber 'T i s myste ry_all I Th' Irrrnorta l dies ! Themelios Member Who can expl ore His st range des ign? In vai n the fir st born seraph t r ies Prayer Ken Daniels To sound t he depths of l ove divine ! Vice Pres. , Student Mini st ri es ' Ti s mercy all I Let earth adore, .. Let angel s minds Inquir e no more. Hymn "Wonderful Grace of Jesus" Tim Gr aber No condemn~t\on now I dread; Scriptu re - Romans 5: 1-20 Barb Silveri Jesus, and all \r, Him, is m.ine! Vice Pres .. Exec utive Ministries A' Ive In 1-iI m, 11) 1 '.,.' ng I-lead, And clothec, , righteousness divine. Prayer Paul Bradl ey Bold I app roach th'et ernal throne, President , Student Senate And cl aim t he crown, t hrough Chri st my own. Special Music Paul Schul z CHORUS: Resi dent Ass i st ant Amazing love! How can It be That Thou, my God, shou ldst die for me. Message Roger Kieffer Dir ector of Enrollment Managemerrt M E M O R A N D U M TO: Faculty & Staff Interested in Discipleship Groups FROM: Ken Daniels, Student Ministries RE: Discipleship Groups DATE: 27-Nov-89 Thank you for indicating your interest in leading a discipleship group. The last few of the discipleship questionnaires have recently trickled in, and although we haven't been able to match up all the students with leaders, we want to give the groups that have been matched a chance to get started at your convenience. Due to some scheduling difficulties, the first criterion used in determining group composition was available meeting time, so some of the other cr.lteria were not considered. We are enclosing the student questionnaire returns so that you can get an idea of what the students in your group would like to focus on. We have prepared memos for you to send to the students in your group, and you may distribute them through campus mail wh enever you would like to start the meetings. You will need to indicate the date of the first meeting and your preferred meeting location on each memo. l::, RC>PC>~.3 AL. Three year :, ago. the c.1dm1n1slr ,:1t1011 recognized ,1 need tl,at was forming concerning a signif ic~nt percentdge of the student body. The administration realized that they had needs t hat were unique from most other students. The need was twofold: 1) for an official group to represent t hese students in conununication to the administration. a nd , 2) for this group to minister to those needs. Out of those initial talks. and for those purposes, the Married Student Organization was formed. The students who are also married~ under a different set of circumstances than single students. Some of these differences are: --a marriage commitment demands a lot of time and energy; --the commitment of time and energy grows larger for those with chi ldren; --most of the married students are older, and need a few different activities with a different emphasis than activities designed for single students . Therefore. in consideration of the unique needs of the married student population . we request that the executive committee and the representatives in the student senate adopt this modest proposal. Proposa l The ma1Tied student b o dy proposes that IF the floor funds are 11ot cont i m1ed . an amount of $400 per semester be a 11 o ca ted to the married student ~ for the purpose of at least one activity per seme s ter. This amount is approximately equival ent to the amount provided by the floor fund from l ast seme ster. Note also that if the pr ( 1 posed budget i s passed as it current ly stands. the rn,:irr· jed students will have no financial means of meeting their own unique neP,ds. We requesl that the ::::t ude nt l eadership follow the lead of the administration in recognizing the different needs of a significant portion of the student body: the married students. l STUDE NT ACTIVITIES EVALUATION FORM ACTIVITY /}realt.awt!tj DATE ~6~veq~..::..:.f~::;.;n&j=1------ TIME tf:ao 1,;11. frJf : [rJ i a,, wq,.f Pl: £-- 15'. APPROX.IMATE ATTENDANCE Al ; fi"'e GENERAL IMPRESSION OF ACTIVITY 111 fr.11, 1/wru exc,'hnt1 11 m.1)/t lo d,{/4,,w( /n:,d-,~, MV(, ; / ~1 -/2 /1eH' dr'$rrd 7 W ry o/('!t'.KI& a ~~, ~ ~ 4'qnd(ed. .bi <& GENERAL IMPRESSION OF" fltANS, AGENCY, ETC. 'if01j,, {a£r ~ H7!1 dzz#/tJI-M@ ~ r"~ trk,, a,,d ii wa1 fo/"11 oW- a Vt.rvr §te li,;m:rf -- r,hr"'Jer, Hhj1i7, wniy,/ ~/,,~, -- /hid, afl fMhc'iMVf", ~i,jPy,,;(. 1/ Mvi /Ju,,{fld #dlll /f. SUGGESTIONS &Atd,g 4: 1/u ffflH-t?r(! wd pl9n·WJf«SA,,i. &tf2 yk /in,v;J: 1/fh'k, COMMENTS or OTHER ______ ATTACH PUBLICITY MATERIALS, ETC. (J 0 overnber ~uf\do~ I q:oo f'M ... HEAIH HARDWICK HA L-t. Lou w r;.' i/J~Y}·d9 as,JdJtt; , I ~e,Q .... I' Cl I I " ' ' / • • ...... v;ve>A!:I ~------Et°TEH4'M' AT . ' •rrY' I • STUDENT ACTIVITIES EVALUATION FORM ACTIVITY All - x&z{ Crm,,,mm TIME f:oo ,)1. LOCATION /fHywf(" fkli,· t ' AGENCY or SPONSOR '/)r, Baff/ - - tpkq: APPROX.IMATE ATTENDANCE __,_o______ GENERAL IMPRESSION OF PLANS, AGENCY, ETC. i)r. /MtJ /uJ,,,dfU ft, ur'fY"z,ul,~ wdP SUGGESTION s d14At f"(l /wet If fOIVed Mil. /a ady.vna . lm,,a,mn,m 4ft t&t, ava/41,t fu Alai,.) LJi ti YMre Mf flflll left PY-~r fu #!, jPWI@ c..w1mmim, COMMENTS or OTHER ------ ATTACH PUBLICITY MATERIALS, ETC. STUDENT ACTIVITIES EVALUATION FORM ACTIVITY ,41/- 5ckr,/ (;mv~ (f;mry,) DATE II~ ~- v TIME-.!..:~~------ LOCATION ~h..;.:.;ie,,wi~y~~~· ,~------ AGENCY or SPONSOR /3,ll hatvfd/r, ~ ~mt.~ APPROX.IMATE ATTENDANCE -J../.""------ GENERAL IMPRESSION OF ACTIVITY .....fl-.=.:.c~=!fed=------ GENERAL IMPRESSION OF PLANS, AGENCY, ETC. ______ SUGGESTIONS ______ COMMENTS or OTHER ------ ATTACH PUBLICITY MATERIALS, ETC. SER VI U 01 COMMUNION PRAISE TO GOD THROUGH SONG AND SCRIPTURE SONG: "Praise to the Lord the Almighty" Praise to the Lord, the Almighty, the King of Creation! 0 my soul, praise Him, for He is thy Health and Salvation! All ye who hear, now to His temple draw near, Join me in glad adoration. Prai'se to the Lord who o'er all things so wondrously reigneth, Shelters thee under His wings, yea, so gently sustaineth. Hast thou not seen, How thy de~ires all have been Granted in what He ordaineth? Praise to the Lord! O let all that is in me adore Him! All that hath life and breath, come now with praises before Him! Let the Amen, sound from His people again, Gladly forever adore Him! RESPONSIVE READING: Leader: Great is the Lord and greatly to be praised! All: Let us exalt His name together! Group 1: In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. Group 2: The earth is the Lord's and the fullness thereof. Group 1: It is He that has made us and not we ourselves. Group 2: We are His people and the sheep of His pasture. Group 1: The Lord is good; His steadfast love endures forever. Group 2: And His faithfulness to all generations. Group 1: To Thee, 0 Lord, we lift up our souls, Group 2: 0 our God, in Thee do we trust. Leader: Great is the Lord and greatly to be praised! All: Let us exalt His name together! (from Psalms 24, 100, 139) SONG: "Amazing Grace 11 RESPONSIVE READING : Leader: Thanks be to God the lather, All: He has created the world and has given us His Son. Leader: Thanks be to God t he Son, All: He has come into t he world and has given to us Himself, Leader: Thanks be to God the Holy Spirit, All: He is now in the world empowering us to 1ive as children of God. AFFIRMATION OF OUR FAITH : The Apostles' Creed We believe in God, the Father almighty, creator of heaven and earth. We believe in Jesus Christ , His only Son, our Lord. He was conceived by the power of the Ho ly Spi r i t and born of the virgin Mary. He suffered under Pontius Pil ate, was crucified, died, and was buried. On the third day He rose again . He as cended into heaven, and is seated at the right hand of the Father. He will come again to judge the living and the dead. We believe in the Holy Spirit, the holy Christian Church, the corrmunion of saints, the forgi veness of sins, the resurrection of the body, and the life everlasting. Amen. COMMUNION MEDITATION: SHARING OF THE ELEMENTS: A PRAYER OF COMMITMENT: "Lord , Make Me an Instrument" Lord make us instruments of your peace. Where there is hatred, let us sow love; Where there is injury, pardon; Where there is discord, union; Where there is doubt, fai t h; Where there is despair, hope; Where there is darkness, light; And where there is sadness, joy. 0 Divine Master, grant that we may not so much seek to be consoled as to console; To be understood as to understand; To be loved as to love; For it is in giving that we receive; It is in pardoning that we are pardoned; And it is in dying that we are born to eternal life. "Prayer of St. Francis" City Ministries Opportunities Here are some of the ministries opportunities that you may want to get involved in. If you haven't already signed up for a ministry that interests you, please fill out this form and send it to the appropriate leader. We'll get back to you so that we can have individual meetings as soon as possible. Name ------CPO Phone Ministry Leader, CPO OPERATION CLEANSWEEP Marlin Brubaker, #671 We need groups of about twenty per house to repair several run-down houses in April. We will also need a leader for each group. HIGHWAY 80 RESCUE MISSION Patricia Metcalf, #1016 Groups of any size (perhaps dorm floors) may visit the Mission and present chapel services and/ or meals to the clients on a one-time basis or periodically. LIVING ALTERNATIVES Dori Kaiser, #1088 Women may help out by counseling at this pregnacy testing center across the street. Training is provided. NURSING HOME (See Ken Daniels, #705) We still need a leader who will be willing to arrange transportation weekly to a nursing home. We'd like to give anyone who wishes the opportunity go to encourage and help the elderly. KING'S GARDEN (See Miss Arnold) See Miss Arnold to find out how you can help make life better for many in our community and throughout the world. Comments: \ . <, • be~ ~.,(<'\ \ ,v, c Pc L{ ~ofl 0A~/NEf:.. 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' .--<" - - -· - : -· C : __ - -· - _____:_:c •. __ _ 4~ Al'tf,yl'(qf-iV~y ______.__ ---·· ____ .. __ _ .... -1 All"';" /f~p111e 12, - ,J,,A~~ -\~Jl·1£.;. '".------,~~- ... .. -- _r IV//Ke ;v17us _. 'fl"',!~ _ -----··--·-- ____ . ______.. __ _ _. J ~ L'aw.f-°" . ·:- _-,- - -~&-- flu ~_e/ .--· ···- ______.. _ ------··--·- ______. - . t ~ ~~t.e'. - - ·--~ .. .. . -··------·-··--··-· .. . - ·-· ···--·-·- --·--···------¥ -~ _;rl!H?.K __ k'IHl!i .I; ' P L E D G E R E S P O N S E C A R D LONGVIEW LIVING ALTERNATIVES P.O. BOX 7962 LONGVIEW, TX. 75607 We request you prayerfully consider Living Alternatives as a monthly missions outreach from your Church. Also we are in need of one-time gifts. CHURCH ------ADDRESS ------PHO NE I ------PASTOR ------ONE-TIME GIFT$------MO NT HL Y PLEDGE AMOUNT$------ THANK YOU ~. ·. 1h..> h fu Jl;.~ i 1 Jn ,: I jC:3/- IQ:3(:, Jnh-o * Ih~~ ( l<'.t..vi ~<,l,.) ID: Jf> - !D:41 Dpuid,1n ci~Wk(l (13.~ Vo.k-) IC~tl - /o:1-S l i·., 'nlj Mtwwi:Jiv t > W:5'6 ·· 11 :oo 11~.-, ~ ll ·. oo - II : 04 {) (>'A .flp.,- 11:~ - ,, :10 STUDENT ACTIVITIES EVALUATION FORM DATE 7 ~ I 1'1JCJ TIME f;:Jo LOCATION /1wv !I ~.tJ· I /" hied I~~ b,4, AGENCY or SPONSOR llwv fQ p,M. - Chrk fedn,i, Un eo>iiwid,.en wit(,, /8) I I APPROX.IMATE ATTENDANCE ....!;.zr;:;::..______ GENERAL IMPRESSION OF ACTIVITY Creql - - w/.od: #ivi m £ tf. GENERAL IMPRESSION OF PLANS, AGENCY' ETC. & dir/. &+ et<'d4,J: J4' r£ ¢11 4 s~v,ce t,Jrr tp fYW,ef fr ffu t/4wf1 al 7: 01) e(I,,, Yh,Y t ~ w,'f/i ~ SUGGESTIONS yef a d.,-, ~ ~ l/tw'1ffl:1 ~U fY5tn.:/2 1m COMMENTS or OTHER ------ ATTACH PUBLICITY MATERIALS, ETC. STUDENT ACTIVITIES EVALUATION FORM TIME ______ LOCATION -'-'~"--lfc ------ AGENCY or SPONSOR ~ An111',,,, t f~ A/h.irs APPROX.IMATE ATTENDANCE _~_,_s:;;..::.o______ GENERAL IMPRESSION OF ACTIVITY __.;Ci.;;.:oti=d ______ GENERAL IMPRESSION OF PLANS, AGENCY, ETC. ------ SUGGESTIONS (jcr vkre al /4,t,~I 4f ~5 utl: yo w4: dwr-r& npri+ed.,.,liv-es a.,d,, fo 'fl: it'/0"'. {Wt COMMENTS or OTHER ------ ATTACH PUBLICITY MATERIALS, ETC. -1n• · Church STUDENT ACTIVITIES EVALUATION FORM TIME q : o A,M. AGENCY or SPONSOR (rut,,,, - f)i,.rm/4 l,u,,t ~ APPROX.IMATE ATTENDANCE ~2______ GENERAL IMPRESSION OF ACTIVITY ub";t, tf...c 2 1111f(c111ffel /&,;ea dW J;so, t1u r .for #tat > • GENERAL IMPRESSION OF PLANS, AGENCY, ETC. WM aJ,.,ert,'Jgl az .~ 49rl ~,. hef r/ztA,,,;t i11lM{ ~ low. SUGGEST! ONS 7b,i 11 tw1 exry;u ,fa ¢'ff ,pf t4 -~ .,,.,;,,f*,r, x, 1/ ry "°f m:...- ~, bu{ tf h ~ *pt:h'otpeit Ir, iffih khd ()t: eyui/' ,~ (I(& ~ /l~tW 4 F ~ '# (&· COMMENTS or OTHER ______ ATTACH PUBLICITY MATERIALS, ETC. BECAUSE I CARE WALKATHON JANUARY 27 - 9:30 A.M. AT PINE TREE FOOTBALL STADIUM When 1989 began, Al Edwards and Bryan Quinn had little in common. Bryan was awaiting high school graduation, and Al was busy with his thriving insurance company. But the two now share almost identical lives and experiences. , They are living the horror that is leukemia, and both are searching for a bone marrow donor - their link to life. Without a transplant, they have only a 15 per cent chance of survival. ; · You can help! On Saturday, ·January 27, a WALKATHON is being held at the Pine Tree Foot ball Stadium. If weather becomes a problem. the Walk will be held at Mobberly Baptist Church on Loop 281. You can walk with or without a sponsor. All proceeds from the Walkathon will be used to offset the tremendously expensive search for a donor, which is not covered by insurance. · On a national level, you can help by being tested as a possible bone marrow donor. Although there is only a one in 20,000 chance that you will match Bryan or Al, you could be their an§wec. Ste wart Blood Center will be on location to check up to fifty-five individuals at the Walk from 9:30 - 3:00 P.M. Medical Pathology Lab will also be on hand to help with tissue typing. You must be between the ages of 18 - 55 to be considered. The contribution for the tissue typing blood test is $35. You can also sponsor someone who cannot afford the tissue typing but is willing to be a donor. Please join us in this effort with your love, financial support and prayers. Contributions can be made as follows: QUINN-EDWARDS TRUST FUND Longview Bank & Trust 300 E. Whaley, Box 3188 Longview, Texas 75606 Attn: G. Manns Donations can also be made to Life-Link at the above location. STUDENT ACTIVITIES EVALUATION FORM ACTIVITY /lp,n,,, ? iflfj ~ AA@Plt y ~larM C,f,2q14 {G(AI?() DATE ( /7- hk - qo w 2-f -~ - 'ti) tt 6n 116 12 TIME ff: )p 11.M, - 12: 4) f,M, LOCATION _GCAIU _;.______ AGENCY or SPONSOR GCAllC - ~ 61Jo/m APPROX.IMATE ATTENDANCE (/6 t{..t -ard fa/.: f f/,t ~) j GENERAL IMPRESSION OF ACTIVITY ...;;..;.;.._..:.;..;...._llt(ut/,..r- ______ GENERAL IMPRESS ION OF PLANS, AGENCY, ETC. A/ltr 4 Cf¥/« Mz tfu( ./#( bi' ,fr tfv,,,.i ffe1 t,~ e~/z;,t,h/,d4 pd~' ~ ;/ /4nzd lfUI M & .t IYjk /f#Ufi SUGGESTIONS ~-;Ju=-'-',,.,,-yr,..:....:..-a...... ~=.:-;-v.:....6=~....,,.,... _._,4.;.;.;...... k...... ,6.....r ...... ______1 COMMENTS or OTHER 6'CA£C ,v(lv5 1'7'ffl ATTACH PUBLICITY MATERIALS, ETC. Allenf1()11 - f/?(}se 111 Ille Ont, Uv /"' J (Thty Mlil ,'t Ullllld ~ i, 1ien s - bt Ur $M~ llti1 f1111e) T/,r ertnf w,I( /Jt heU Sa~ Feb' ii }1(}1 J;,f, h/, _3 A$ AllhtJIUI«~ di.le {p ~ {a,Jl-111i,,"ft sl,~4ul,'nj emfliel-. f/t1J1t ;Wt~ k ;rr ~ _s.1,, ,IJ,r~n, /If ~t T: ~ ,'.M Jit sho«bi bt '/1,nuJI, by 11,111. Set /(en J)A/ll,t/2 Gr J'$rt ~ dr fo ;,,,dicalt y~ ,',,,,/4n,t ,n ~s priect. Thtt11ks. Monday, March 26 7:00 p.m. T.G. Fields Auditorium d Q""==-' ,v For more Information call (214) 753-8773 They've dazzled audiences from Radio City Music Hall to China's Great Wall with their unique synthesis of black light theater and life-sized fluorescent puppets of such celebrities as Michael Jackson, Willie Nelson, Tina Turner, Manhattan Transfer, Elvis Presley and many more. ------Bring the entire family to this musical revue. Order Form Yes,-1 would like to buy: ___ $10 Adult ___ $ 5 Child/person with mental retardation Yes, I want to make a donation to ARC/Gregg County. _ $100 _$50 _ $25 ____ Other Total number of tickets: ___ . ·,:·,.·.· Total amount enclosed: ___ Name: ______ Address: ______ City: _____ State: __ Zip: ____ Bus. Phone: -·----- Home: _____ Please mail check to: ARC/Gregg County P.O. Box 522 Longview, TX 75606 STUDENT ACTIVITIES EVALUATION FORM DATE [very {lkr 5~ TIME I :}Q f,411. - Z: •I-> f,-f/1. AGENCY or SPONSOR -1.~..a::::=ic-=-t..z/J"""'rninv-=------ APPROX.IMATE ATTENDANCE ~>_-__;l_;,b______ GENERAL IMPRESSION OF ACTIVITY --""=------ GENERAL IMPRESSION OF PLANS, AGENCY, ETC. ~ce lid a p«'/oh ef,e"'11,c,~,, '{k, tA!uri. N Mf ar11i, nw4 lffef41Yi@m ~c ;/4rw,y SUGGEST! ONS D,.,,'f z1.f nint tf 1(4 uMif p t>1 tK(I: /4 ~i-c()t41"ffj' 1Mn6 ./p?n ~~ (~Ifa,,, lw+r or f4 af~ ,)d¼,7 >4 .f4t ,uatWr tf z,,,fzoW,) COMMENTS or OTHER fk,,y- V,yl (/rid ,i,, /it,M /J.,-,J) 15 ffe cdy OMfe!j Mnt cl_~ tp qJtllac{ « Y(~ ATTACH PUBLICITY MATERIALS , ETC. For a ~ II ~ out- of tJUY ~ly ~, " try rill,, ~ JJ4rJ1Ylj ~d»ll 1/45 5' J/,r,,.._ Al' /; j(). Jft'f( bt ~/, Ill YMt -6-Pt /,L ~ it!"'~ U, - M ~ fo Jt W t 1~ 4A- Nkr. If ~n-'t fai,e ).udi-- ju5f ~ epr lo }f-/Yt lo ~ ~~ • f~ ft( ~· /)mw,i or /(p,, .~ . fr; ,n-k~f tJr 11J tfl' tMtt ,~. STUDENT ACTIVITIES EVALUATION FORM TIME f: Jo A,11. 1/,ru ~,, LOCATI ON 5*1w f# Mt4 /lt4'n,. Waialfl t: R~f 51) AGENCY or SPONSOR iJowihin. C/eq,,Mtlf - &tn4 %Iv 6 4t'-06) i /(½ ,1 G"'fj I (f '3- Anak,, Tud!er APPROX.IMATE ATTENDANCE __.~co'"""r______ GENERAL IMPRESS ION OF AC TIVITY -..=.1.b/=re4='ewl~. _u.;7hna;.;;;__1t-'&r,=i=d--=<....Ja""'t1....,·~=t:=k=~+J """'a ....vt ...... ad~_._(h=lt,- GENERAL IMPRESSION OF PLANS, AGENCY, ETC. b4-- /k,,,,,d;, ~ .b41 Iii£ tti?,tlv 6, I COMMENTS or OTHER ')t7 I( AGAIN, !WI> &J !T #~. ' ATTACH PUBLICITY MATERIALS, ETC. M E M O R A N D U M TO: All Residence Life Staff FROM: Ken Daniels, Student Ministries RE: Operation Cleansweep Preparations for Operation Cleansweep are quickly getting underway, but we need your help if we're going to pull the whole thing off before April 21 rolls around. In the last RA meeting I passed around a sign-up sheet for those of you who were interested in having us visit your living areas during the week after spring break. Somehow that sheet didn't get back to me, so we'll need you to sign up again and give us a little more information while you're at it. If you would like for us to show the video that we showed in the RA meeting, then we'll need you to line up a VCR and TV for us to play it on. It would be good if you could indicate ahead of time whether you'll be able to do that. Otherwise, we'll skip the video when we visit you and just have a normal informational meeting. After we come to visit your living area with the Cleansweep information, we would like for you to come up with a leader for your team. The leader should have some experience in carpentry or building, but don't sweat it if no one qualifies. We may end up doing some mixing and matching between living areas. Please fill out the form below and send it back to Ken Daniels, CPO 705. ***•CPO 705•••• ***•CPO 705•*** ***•CPO 705**** Name: ______Living Area: ______ Available Meeting Time (March 26-30}: ______ VCR Available? Comments/Questions: ~ ~ ~ s:: C) ~ :s ~ ...... <:) U\ ~~· i-...._ -·"' "-.<' A~f'lica-fi(ln, In.1frucfions .It 's time to s,9n STAAT »,. I upfor fht! £VENT 7'1n[M dll CCl#/IH 1 -, OF THE /tfoNT/-1 On A1n121, ~ I,,/" "1 Mre al /east 200 sf1uJt11~ faeulfy~ 1•s •(id /l•Z().w,r/c-,s -,/ #'~.ff /"i11f1it9, 1,4/lllftn~ M luHIlllt Ji,i',fd1 And 14w,i,J to rt·Yt11111p.111nt qf •6'11&r /;n,,s fn,,, 'NAIii1111111'6,s fht lt1Jt111'nj rt),.,,,_ rorest ;,, · Al,;/,.,,• ...t"h 161' Htre 's what wentttl: ~.... ___,..+~ f fK"'I14,,,, · a,, 7~ I • You .·------~ App!,Ca/1iJn Fbr111 • Your apf.licafion ll11»e_, ____ _ ?y Atril 3 (Tuesday) '·SJ,Ws ~6;1111() ______. 4£.-,,.. ~.,~.,,,,.,J______---- ~ . 1((, OPERATION CLEANSWEEP SATURDAY, APRIL 21 8:30 AM DINING HALL PARKING LOT Things are happening on this campus! Over 200 students, faculty, and staff have signed up for Operation Cleansweep. On Satu rday, April 21, we plan to renovate between nine and eleven houses in one of the most underprivileged areas in town. The local news stations have sensed our enthusiasm, and they already have plans to gain footage of this event. TEAM ASSIGNMENTS. Enclosed is a list of all the groups that have applied to date. The first name in each list will be the team leader. Please search through the list to find which team you're in. If you wish to join Operation Cleansweep or to be in a group other than the one you're assigned to, then please contact Ken Daniels (236-1765, CPO 705) or Greg Tucker (236- 1855, CPO 475), and we'll try to answer your request . TASKS. In the next few days we'll be establishing which houses you'll be working on , so at that time we'll let your team leaders know what you'll be doing. Check with your leader if you'd like more details. DROPPING OU T. If it turns out that you can't make it to the event, then please try to get a replacement for yourself. If you can't get a replacement, then contact Ken Daniels or Greg Tucker to let us know as soon as possible. (Don't panic: the air show is on Sunday.) It will throw a wrench in the whole operation if people who signed up don't show up without letting us know. GETTI NG THERE. The event is scheduled to begin at 8:30, when we plan to leave from the dining hall parking lot. You will need t o f urnish your own transportation, so check with your leader to find out where your house is before you leave. Most of the houses wil l be close together, so we'll all be one big, happy family. LUNCHES. Work should last well into the afternoon, depending on how quickly we can do the job. If you are a boarding student, you will receive free sack lunches; otherwise, you may purchase a lunch from Marriot for $2.00 or bring your own. LEADERS. We'll be keeping up with you about your responsi bilities as the day draws closer. Leading shouldn't require too muc h effort i f you have a pumped-up team. Thank you so much for your interest. Pray that we'll have good weather, that this effort will have a lasting impact in our community and in our own lives, and that all the details will come together smoothly. 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CRAI G HUMMEL 3 BRENDA PRICE 3 DENNIS VAZQUEZ 4 DORI l MISFITS ELH 1 8< 2 1 GEORGE LANDERS 1437 1 JIM GARRIS 1910 2 JOHNNY WILLIAMS 2 TITUS CRABB 3 KEN RODEN 3 DARREN McKINNEY 4 WILLIAM KIELHORN 4 WENDELL BUNCH 5 KEN DURHAM 5 DAVE ANDERSON 6 EARL MARTIN 6 ADAM HILE 7 JOE GAISER 7 MONTE PIETERNELLA 8 BRUCE COOK 8 TOM LEE 9 MARK MAGIS 9 JEFF BENTON 10 MAR TIN BATTS 10 ALAN HICKS 11 GOOCH 11 SETH BUTNER 12 JOE KIMSEY 12 DAVE GREIVER 13 MIKE PHILLIPS 13 LANCE KURTICH 14 RICH FLEMI NG 14 RICH WENZEL 15 MIKE BERRY 15 LEON MAGANZA 16 JOHN B. HARRIS 16 DAVE PETl 1 DAVE HARVEY 1887 2 LUKE ABBOTT 3 ANTON COY 4 PERRY MAHAFFY 5 PHILLIP KANAGY 6 RYDELL BANTRAGER 7 ED HENDERSON 8 GORDON GEERDES 9 JOEY CARLILE 10 DOUG LYNN 11 LAYNE HARMS 12 RICHARD ADAMS 13 JEFF PIETMIER 14 JENELLE ARMSTRONG 15 STEVE WALKER 16 JEREMY MORSE 17 ERIC BJORKFELT 18 DOUG NEELY 19 MARK DEVOS 20 SCOTT BRAKE 21 ISSAC LWANGA PO. Box 7001 Longview, Texas 75607-7001 214-753-0231 Ken Daniels FAX 214-237-2730 Student Ministries 5 March 1990 Dear Faculty or Staff Member: On behalf of Student Ministries, I would like to thank those o[ you wh o have contributed in some way to the ca use of st udcn t miss ionf;. There a re several "miss ions" projects coming up in the near future for which we would greatly appreciate your continued help. We are looking to April 21 as the day for LeTourneau involvement in Operation Cleansweep , a program which will allow us to repair a number of run-down houses in the community. Our goal is to recruit ten teams o f twenty Faith brings students and faculty to work on a total of ten houses. us together. Ingenuity sets The Operation Cleansweep organization itself has pledged to us apart. raise the money necessary for the work, but we are expected to prov ide all of the carpentry hardware. If you have Skil Saws (or equivalent), hammers , or any other useful carpentry tools, it would be a great help if you could lend them to us for t he day. Apart Crom this community missions opportunity, there are a number of: students who are interested in going o n foreign mission trips this summer. This year we plan to hold another pie auction during the evening meal of Thursday, April 5, to raise money for them, but we would also like to include a number of products and services other than pies. That's where we see you fitting in. The products and services you might provide are up to your imagination: pies, laundry service, cookies, cakes, meals at your house (from one or two people to a whole living area ), shoe shines, etc. Thank you for your help and for your interest in the lives of us as students. Below is a sign-up tab that you can fill out and return to Ken Daniels, CPO 705. Name: ------ For Operation Cleansweep, I would like to: Participate in a repair team Lend the following carpentry equipment: For summer missions, I would like to donate the following product( s), service(s ) , or funds: MEMCll?ANDUM TCI: ___ j{j_fL __ _jj;i_.tt v:1};______C:P0# __ 705 ______ FRrn1: Jim Harding and Dave LucKert SUBJECT: A Reminder a nd a Report If you are l iKe me you don't always remember every meeting you a r e i n \/ i t e d t o 2. t t e n d • Cl f c o u r· s e P I Z ZA u s. u 2. l l )" s. t i c I Thanks, see you for PIZZA, ,J im & Da.ve t··1IF-' ~·,:·pc,rt ,:-, r, 111.a- :: l•~•rrs Emph-::< <::-1S !•Jee!'. T h e f o l l ,:,,, .. , 1 n •;i 1 s "' r er:.•or t ,::i ·='· r· rr e 1·· e d f r· om t h e e\,. ct. l u 2 t 1 or, f o r- rr, s of t. t , "" M i s s i ,:, n f~:.:::. r:, r · , ~"::·er , t 2. t_ 1 '- · ·= =- . They rated the effect1ven~s ~ 1n c0mmuni cat in g mi ss ions and mo t_ 1'/ 2 t i n g nr i s s i or r s. of ~ c< c t i ,.., 1 t i es c, n a. s. c -c,. 1 e of t ,:, 5 , v.1 i t h be I r, g t h e l ovJ e s t ·='· r, ,j 5 t h e h i g h es. t . Th e f c, l l ,:,,.,,, i n g 1 s. t h e i r· r a t: 1 r, g 1 n t: h e ":,. e -::<. r e -21 s. : 1 • C: 1 "'· s. =· t i m e '.:: , 4 ~--:, . Chape l Semin ars 3.7 :3. G1spla; Areas/Booths 1.9 4. Tuesday~ Friday Ch apels 4.2 c:._,. D or m [) e\,. o t i on c<. l t i me '=· 4 • 0 6. Wed. Concert of Prayer 3.3 ? . I ri f o r· rr, ~- 1 t i rr, e ~- ::: • 2 The Reps alsc, rated 4 programs that were desioned for them to the program's hel pfu l ness to them. The fol lowin g i =· t heir· r ::, t1ngs. : 1. Monday Night time 3.5 ·,_-:, . President's Coffee 3. Appropriate Tech. Seminar 3.7 .-, -, 4. E:re::,. /.f.::..<.: t De-.Jotic,nc<.l s. :~, F·r·a.yer· ._:1 • ,.. The fo l l~~ing s u ggestions and res ponses were made: :] pl 1 t up the -:<.\/ i :i. ti o n sem 1 n a.r 2 peop l e Lighten c lass load/less academics/ no c lasses 7 peop le More time for main speaKerceach day) 3 people Assign Mission Rep interviews as class homework 4 people More c lass devotion a l s for Mission Reps 3 people Shorten Conference (3 Days/ End Thurs . pm w food) 4 people Too much Booth time(close at night or only open at night or after Ch a. pe l ) 2 peop l E:• (1 rr, a. p o f t h e c i t :y' a. n d be t t er· c a.mp u s m c<. p Begi n seminars on first day Liberation theology helpful More student involvement in the mechanics of week Private room for breakfast time a nd more prayer then A means to mingle with students during meals Seperate s iminar s for Tech. Topics E•.,·en1n,~ ::ernin a.r· fc,r mar·rieds w/ baby sitt iing av<:<.i l ab l e/ panel discuss ion on practic a. l topics.( impor· ta.nt 1 ife qualifications) Too many mission agencies More c h a pel Time for speaker/ Eveni ng services important Concert of prayer was A. Great B. Poor ly attended C. Too long and labored D. Charismatically infl uenced E. Affected by the r a i r, Studen t hosts should come to the Mon. night organ i z at ion a 1 meeti ng A whole bunch of thanKs and appreciation August 25, 1989 Dear LeTourneau University Family Member, This year the Residence Life staff of the University will be sponsoring an auction with part of the proceeds going to the spring and summer missions projects. The auction will be held on Thursday evening, September 7, 1989 at 5: 30 p .m. in the Dining Hall. ".' • - • ~.. . _...... • .. •, ·,,. .,, -. As mentioned, half of the proceeds 41froit the auction 'd,ll go •direct!/ to the missions' projects, with the•other half being divided by t'hif four Jiving areas (three residence hall complexes and the societies) for their dor~ ~· council programs. Everyone is encouraged to participate and all are invite~ to attend. Suggested items for donation to the auction include: cleaning or laundry ~ service, baked goods, airplane rides, dates on the town, dinners, or anything else creative. If you are willing to contribute an item or two to our auction, please return the bottom portion of this letter to the Student Affairs Office by Friday, September 1. A list of donated items will then be compiled and distributed the following Monday. Thank you in advance for your generosity. Sincerely, m1Mlti $1r Mark Magis Director of Residence Life .. NAME PHONE NlJMBER Yes, I would like to donate the following items or services to the auction: .... J wil 1/will not. (circle one) be able to attend the auction on September 7. . Air Tr~ ...at.ion: Econcmyc.las" by an IATA carri et. Air fare tase1 on I.T. up a.is~ Fares, ffiJAIX'P- Cl\'EOF OJR 50.rIHERNNE:rQ{EffiS a freshness and a .< :~ •.' You~ . subject to. P3fticipat-ioo of a r.n.i uJTU!l of 10 peroons ·· enj)y the "old wrla ·,:: ~i:h¢e of ;~:; · 00 the entire itinerary. For group fares a deposit Jl.JLY7 -21 , 19SO . cobbled streets am·the veooori aloog.,the · of 25 per ."c.ent of the air fare crust be µnd not ·. side,,alks. I3eaut:l.ful:v1llas,i:mks am:: > ·. lat er t.harl. Xl days prior t o COJ~t of travel. Soch deposit is subject t o forfeiture by the air line Ectador i s a land of contras ts, with l t.isn' · . 'gardens decorate th:il{ t:i,ty-,with,a . ~'4-' ~ (IATA regulation) if caocellation is rmde there green rainf orests , rromt.ain farm-lands, :ice rain l:x,.., of col.m's • •. ; ·, :· · · · .. :. ':.::.- .. c.rn . . .. ,. .. :.:· . after; tni~ due to certifiable rretlic.al .192S, capi;ai volcanoes, "6I1Tl and hum.d coasta_l':.", . · . areas, sm.11 villages and huge citi es. This . *Youwi ll visit the IC.m·.¢anpbu1d ~ ·~ -~ Standard Resp::nsibility Clause: l.eTourreau is tte hare of the Panma rat. F.cuador i,s. . the fftis:.si ooarles livef~ ·_goalx,ut" tbf~~ k . lhi v.ei:sity i Wcrld Radio Missicnary Fellc,,,ship , Ire. , the i.orld's leading e>..-po of an rter shiimp d· .. of Heralding On:ist JE!SUS' m~ ,~d · and i ts agents, act as agents for the ~ ti.es and engago.l -_ ind,ivi.duals -..hooe services have !:eel in the oomnas.Thi s is the land of the QJechuas· :: the ~1d. ·L:· _:· .··. · . : '..::.~ ~r.-. ··, ..;oooo.oc.end ed f ran the Ioc.as. P.e pre{l3.fel . ' .· ...... · , . ·C8(I)'1ng ~ of these tours, and in coosa:itsx:e for teautiful vistas, a,.erore ~' and i ·; *Youwill visit lCJB{-.~~-:~ fu::~a' a:::.t.eI*,sno .resIXX&bilit y for oc.ciclents, dmoges, baggage losses, delays dte to strilr.es, or to faults ....roderful tirre of fello..ship. ,~ · ···amh droelectr1c 1n PaiaUaet:4~:·· .:: · ... . y . ~ ~: . •. . : . . .. ;.. :.. \ . . qr defaults; of any ~ y used for carrying out · . ... these .tout"s~ F.cuatcd..anaarx1 o t"s' TATAcarriers .The people arrong the friendliest be .: are to ·· · . *A visit .will be nedeitt>·~hldian~~ . are rot to be held resp:nsihle for any act, t:missi cn fotnd any-,.here. You will enjoy being w:i.th\ Ckavalo ( 'ilOVeDgc;,o49 . · of 5~Co~chi ·{ieiither) Vo:zanres. ·: ~;;:· :·.: : :·: : '. / ·. stated, \E ® DBkeevery effort to provide tay 'I\.o - July 8: D?i:;art Miami on accorioodatimsof equal standard and quality for Ec1.Btoriana 1\ir lines and arrive the bustling *Anoth>.r tour itclooeci.is_th at '.qf .~- ~ua your sa.fetr and convenieoc.e. capital ci ty of Ecuador, QJ.it.o this · ·· · mission staticn of c.olta~ . .. ; ' ./~ : > .• afternoon. Transfer t o your accarodati ons by ...... 'ICllR INFCIWJI(N: your gracious \,R-1F hosts . · for shopping arJ°:g~t.t:ing·to know-~ . ~ G>st:-$1,449.00 per person (U.S. S) irclu:les Mi.arci. missionaries. . : ,::.::, . . . \ ·:)_,. Q.ritc>-Miaid.air fare, rratls and lodging in h::Jt.els, The itiner ary ..111 vary fron day to day for . 1CJB~-b,.ise or in miss:imar:ies' t-ares (r.ost the rest of the tour, de~ oo the · (Itinerary is subjec~ \:o.~ ·.) : .'. ~/. with privatj! tath, sate with shared l:eth), ar.d land ...... prevailing ...eether, but your si ghtseeing will costs ( tl'e sightseeing detailed i:1 tl-ie itinerary) • include the follawi.ng, plus rore U1ro1edulea . - 03.y 15 - P,etum lbre: :_.:Yemw.ill ~ ~ P«!servations: A $150 per peroon de!X)Si.t is required sight.seeing as opp:,rturity allmr.; : via Miami, filled with,~ ~- of to oold ~ CX'\ tre tOJr. CaocelJation after )) your visit to a ~:m1ss1oo·field, ·. \iJ;i:h.a days befc:te .de?3I"ture date results in forfeiture cf deµ::sit in ·accordarce .,.ith TATA rules . IAT,\ *A tour of the beautiful ci ty of Q.rl.to, wi th . greeter ··.Qf ·the \a'k iir)d>#e .. mder~ re::iuifes a .min:im.m of 10 imple per tour; ot1-enii.se an altituc!e of 9, XO feet, located in the · of dedicatoo ~: . ·, •.. ·, .. -,; : . tre t:.G\lr will be cancelled. Tour rmx:imu:l i s 32 beautiful An&?s ~bU1tains. The cl.1rmt e ·. ~ . .. , ~ . ' is F QUITO, ECUADOR =._SUMMER TRIP {HCJB) We h~ve four-projects for Tee:hnical-Missionary-Experience in ".Qui to', Ecµador, (Stat-.ion··HCJB) _for whiah we need 9 or 10· student-s this Summer. The proj~cts are: :#_L Database' appli¢atioris project. · Need foul" s·tudents interested in,CSE, or EE and a good computer knowledge ·(~uniors ·or Senior_s) #2. Audio and Control project: Need three· EE's (Juniors or Seni_ors) : ' ..>. ·>.: · '., i·.~ --~ #.3 •. ··. ·.~upllca~e-.,.~·-~~1st:i~V.·.-'1-fc~C:JW8-V:e · . . . . .#4 • . Hospital.·.expansion project. · .Need about 3 . ME's·~ .. ' : • - • ' • • • ~- "' • • • • ' • •, ' ' • • • : • I • • :. ', •., • ' • • • • • :.- • ~· ' ': • "' • t • :• , , : , ' : , • ..... I ·:· • • • i • • • • • • • • • '• . · :_ .-.This is combined .into a tour., for wh-ich we have room. ·for --.: . -,· ab~ut. so:. peop°i'e 'total...... ·. · .: . ·. .. . . ·:. : :~- . .- . . / ·. . . . :, .. : ·.'·a . ·, . ·.. ·•. ·.: .. ·. ;,:-:,- .:'. _:; -.:_:;· ·.: ·>· :: ·_.,_,.· .: ·: ·: ./. :.. :~. :- : ·:'· ·. ,-~ ~:: ..· .. -:.'. :.:.:i· \ ·. ·.. ' ... , ~. : ·.. ._-: :·· .-~ -.. ·: ·. '. _'·. ~ ··: . : The "T~ur~' part _of· the . project ·leaves J'uly 7; 1990 and goes :· · to July 21, 1990. We would all go on the tour, . (Bill Graff and Paul Leiffer, also), but the technical people ($tudents and professors) would stay on another 3 or 4 weeks to do the projects before returning. If you are vaguely interested, or know of someone. who might be, please contact Bill Graff or Dillie (X246 or. X2ij0) before 2:00 p.m. Friday January 12, 1990. -1:i :Grekl Flo res / o.7 ..Je,( . I~ 8 I . : --.r ·r-n ~¼-~ s.:k.& in ~ ~o...-n·, z.o.ii~- a.S(l-Q-c+ .ofr .. ~ . __ _ 1 : f\A..Q.t.; co ( S p•.i ~ 'o , eQ.k: . fO-rt o~- 3 €/Y"\~ ,_ --- . . --- .. - - -- - ... ---- _ _: j 'O<::> N S "'~ m _ __ ( f~--~ ~ \ _ ~ :>~ ·_-:_ \~ ~') _.... ~~-::: ~-#'\' · ~ ---- _. ____ ;.J \1'J"ttQ~S'"t£.'t) \ ~ --- ~aS~\\)l'( A.~~~~~~-~-1 - ----~~Cl.\~ ~f~l~----- ______---~: ~ 0:\ \ S ~\Q}>'; ~\ f - · --- ______- - - - - M-:::-3/\ - -... . - -- 3 . ··- -·-1. ~a.I~-- .?.rc'-"w:l ____ -···-··· .. !.(~J?.f ______-~ ~_1.77.i__6~-~ -1b1"!.J__ t ,.)1'1 .'.t\:" I ______. _ 9;.t_ltirr-- ~ ---:£~ _k. ~ -~ - ~/~--~ -~ --~ --1-c(p ___ ~d~.r :--q,.'_._ __ _ w )/,'~ ~ - .kip ~ -/w~.O!f:_['/;;__~_c,_,,_, .. (/tl\_.e,l(tr?A._ _~ . -~"t4r.--~)-_ , , . • • ,-D> , ~f-/...~ - ,. .,, V . ' " . .. . .... •· . - -· ·-· ·--- .. ------.... -- _____ J fo.vl '(,IH~ il Jlb1 ______. _~3~ -~- 1.llY . ______------ ''" ; .I 6~1.'~ 5f<>-\'\',t,h . _0.11\0 .! wo~I{ _ \o_\lt h _~o _ OV\ S"pr-ii B<@rA~ __'h-'i.f --~ _- J\Q~ito._ _ 1 te. _ i -·--·. . • I I STUDENT ACTIVITIES EVALUATION FORM ACTIVITY JtJig,0711 fry TIME 7:w / sfr,.dett.f AGENCY or SPONSOR >tu,#n-lJ ,111,lvd t'n fiPjut A'fohuzc ( john fkl1w,, ok:,rma,..) APPROX.IMATE ATTENDANCE _.:..;IO~------ GENERAL IMPRESS ION OF ACTI VITV --'"tl:1.t1!1..:.1.•f..._e ...1.i.!1.1.n/r,.waMUH.__x:{ltM:=:...... 1..fiw='M:.:;,aft'n~J~------ GENERAL IMPRESSION OF PLANS, AGENCY, ETC. k#m/ip ,i r!t1j ~tf'11Mfrc, 2~ .fir _;14 wtf pt de 'f t;nd.t,r11Mid d( luvod a1wtt: #.ut v,W adzrd!J; d:*' ~ #vlzt,ry bat ~en 110Mc . ,',.,lo ¥>UYll /JlllUt5 SUGGESTIONS i.tJok. e/kf,v, of ,w/d,c ,ry - JarM/1 /11 ¥· ,1 ~er Cl~, ATTACH PUBLICITY MATERIALS, ETC. Burdened With Missions? Interested In Burdening Others? Project Mobilize wants to help! History tells us that movements of corporate prayer, revival, and missions ' mobilization within the Church have begun with the prayer and action of students fully committed to Christ's cause. Psychology and missiology tell us that people are most effectively reached by their peers. Project Mobilize, staffed entirely by students, seeks to combine these two elements by laying the foundation for a movement of today's collegians. With firmly established molds of prayer, the two ~11imary elements of Project Mobilize's foundation would be an annual regional missions conference and traveling teams. Both would be directed by, and staffed with, committed college students from the South Central United States. These students would not, in any way, be asked to break ties with any campus fellowship that they may be associated with. On the contrary, they would be encouraged to work for the cooperation of the two. Would you like to get involved? M.ttt 28:19- 20 I Timothy 4:12 For more information.. call or write: I Project Mobilize PO Box7SS4 Longview, TX 7S607-7SS4 214-236-1831 STUDENT ACTIVITIES EVALUATION FORM DATE }!-;Viar - NC/o u C-@11,r- TIME f:~o-- //: JO ~ f,'}tJ - JI: Jo LOCATION #if J dim", h4f.L ,mrk~ kt AGENCY or SPONSOR 4MJv1ew fµ.,1:kl,'m, ~ (unJut ky ,4/fam) APPROX.IMATE ATT ENDANCE -.L..7~tm£:.:I0,...4...L-______ GENERAL IMPRESSION OF ACTIVITY ;#er! /,wdvd W!f! ~,~,ff,,, p,,,d we pt/u4 "'f 17 @d 4o ""1f ttf lrrttA wi 41,. ~v4. Vu kw ~ Wt? 4h¥P7ttlzry1 ~er-. GENERAL IMPRESS ION OF PLANS, AGENCY, ETC. ,Ai.,;td,f,o/ WM lv,w/iy tftwed,, W /!Ille ir/mtl: WW.,~ SUGG ES TI O~S Yon '! t4 ,I ~ w,:;fw,i o/4t, ~ M' a, gtr/tyii ~ ~ q{ ~ wJi put'(.,ifo,k flu/ /1() earler Yba!i a:l? A!I, -- r,Je /rea.~ 'l4ir @/' ·· COMMENTS or OTHER ______ ATTACH PUBLICITY MATERIALS, ETC. Cast: East Texan Missionaries 1, 2, 3, 4 Roommate 0£ Missionar y 3 ET: Hey, dudes, where y'all £rem? Ml: We're all £ r em Le Tourneau University. ET: Wet you Yanks doin ' ? Throwin' trash all over th place? Don't y'all try to mess wid Texas, now ya hear? M2: Well, it is true that most 0£ us are Yankees, but we're not throwing trash everywhere. We're cleaning up the streets 0£ Lonview to raise money £or our summer missions program. M3: Yeah, people have pledged to give us money £or each beg we can £ill with trashl R: That's right! I'm (M3)'s roommate, and I'm not even going on a summer missions trip. I just thought I'd come along to have some £un and to help out my roommate. Ml: ( To M3 > And we sure ere rakin' in the dough around this place. Just look at this messl We wouldn't be able to make any money up North doing this! ET: I heard thatl I mean to tell ya'll that we wouldn't have this mess i£ there weren't so many blasted Yanks around these parts tossin' their trash all over our £ine statel M2: I just thought a £ew 0£ us could play the exception to the rule. Quite £rankly, I'm tired 0£ drivin' down these streets and seein' this mess. ET: Well, I'll be hanged! LeTourneau College is actually doing something worthwhile in this townl I tell ya what, my Uncle Billy Bob and Aunt MaryLou own a ga-rage up the street, and I'm £or sure they'd be happy to hep y'all. Well, God bless each and evra wan 0£ ya, and ya'll come back now, ya he-ar? M4: (To Audience) Yes, we'd like to do something in the community while at the same time we raise money £or summer missions. We'd like all 0£ you to participate in cleaning up along the streets, both £or the e££ect it will have in the community and £or the money that it will raise £or each bag that you pick up. We'll leave £rem the Saga parking lot at 8:00 on Saturday morning, March 31, the weekend a£ter spring break. See Ken Daniels or Mr. Jim Harding £or details. Andi£ any needy summer missionary approaches you £or pledges, £eel £ree to be generous. Thanks. MLMUkANDUM TO: Summer Missions Fundra1sers FROM: RE: Plans for Summer M1ss1ons Canoe-athon or Trash-athon Thank you for your interest in summer missions and for your willingness to help out with the funciraising. If you can, please make it to the small dining hall on Monday, Feb 10 at 5:30 in the small dining hall (that's TONIGHT!). We'd like to pull off either a trash-athon or a canoe- athon. Thanks. M E M O R A N D U M FROM: Ken Daniela, Student Ministries TO: All Interested In Summer Missions RE: A Do - Or-Die Fundraising Opportunity Most of you should have received some information on the fundraiser that's coming up on March 31. Along with the materials was a pledge-sheet for that event Please contact churches, friends, and businesses to pledge for you, and get other friends to join in with you to pick up bags to be credited to your own bag count. Some of us are planning to make a trip to businesses in the area to get pledges, and we want you to feel free to join us this coming Tuesday at 3:45 P.M. We'll be leaving from the Tyler Lounge area. M E M O R A N D U M FROM: Ken Daniels, Student Ministries TO: All Interested In Summer Missions RE: A Do-Or-Die Fundraising Opportunity Most of you should have received some information on the fundraiser that's coming up on March 31. Along with the materials was a pledge-sheet for that event (variously called a Trash - athon, Lovelier Long(er)view, and Opereration StreetSweep>, and I just want to encourage you to get as many pledges as possible, because EVERY PENNY THAT YOU RAISE FROM THIS EVENT WILL GO DIRECTLY TO YOUR OWN SUMMER MISSIONS EXPENSES. Which also means that EVERY PENNY THAT YOU FAIL TO RAISE FROM THIS EVENT WILL NOT GO TO YOUR SUMMER MISSIONS EXPENSES. Please contact churches, friends, and businesses to pledge for you, and get other friends to join in with you to pick up begs to be credited to your own bag count. Some of us are planning to make a trip to businesses in the area to get pledges, and we want you to feel free to join us this coming Tuesday at 3:45 P.M. We'll be leaving from the Tyler Lounge area. M E M O R A N D U M FROM: Ken Daniela, Student Ministries; CPO 705, 236-1765 TO: Prospective Summer Missionaries RE: Continuation of a Do-or - Die Fundraiaing Opportunity DATE: 3-APR-90 I want to thank those of you who participated in the Trash-athon this past Saturday. We collected 47 bags of trash, even though only seven participants showed up, three of whom were perspective missionaries. This coming Saturday we are planning to repeat this event for those who couldn't make it the last time. After it's all over, we'll count up the total number of bags and use that as the final count for all the pledges. In other words, if you get a pledge for $0.25 a bag, you will get $25 from that pledge if we end up collecting a total of 100 begs. Please continue to fill up your pledge sheet with that in mind. Please do me the favor of letting me know if you CANNOT participate in the effort. We want to help out financially as much as we can. The summer missions financial aid program can function only if everyone helpsll If you don't either help with this event or contact me saying otherwise, we'll have to assume that you really aren't interested in any aid from the University. Also, I would like to remind you to turn in your applications for financial aid to Mr. Harding as soon as possible if you have not already done so. If you have any questions with regard to your trip plans, please see him about that as well. Thank you very much for your interest in summer missions, and may God bless you as you set out to see and serve the other side of the world. P.S. If you have a vehicle, it would be it would be helpful if you could bring it along, since no vans are available this weekend. '- 1Er 1i-1F.···t-Jr_,L1t1 (e I t - - .H ,. (0: ------_____ UA. - u~~ ------FROM: Jim H~rd1ng SUB,JECT: FOF: YOUF: E'(E~; OtJLY Th i '=· lAJ i 1 1 =- e 1 f - de -=:. t: r- u,: t and './ o u 1.,.1 i th i t Mr . F'hel p;;. if / ,.::, u t h r-ov,1 i t i n t h €? t ,-. ~ s. 11 be f or· e './ o u r- ea d i t . Good Morning Mr. Phelps. In many countries of the world there is a conspiracy to destroy the world and bring anarchy to the c r· eat i ve gen i u '=· of 01.1 r Gover nrnen t ( Heaver1 1 y of course) • Sh ou 1 d you .;..nd c,ther·s. 1 i /(e y'OU dee i ,je t,:, tak6' on ~this. mission, then )IOU wi 11 need help Read the follrn.i.Jing information which has been compiled at great risk by the Secretary,(Managing a manuscript ea ting computer is. a very r· i sky job) • Should you and your team .~ccept this mis·:.ion then >,-'OU will need to l by Apri 1 1, 1990 or· before. If yc,ur have ,.;.,ny other ·ques·rio1ns ... . about this Mission Poss ible then direct them to Jim Harding at 753-0231 Ext 377 or Ken Daniels 236-1765. If you or any member of your team should get caught the Boss (Lord) will declare his name before the King and all His Angels. Follol.i.Jing thi':. me-;.sage ~·. .1ill entitle the bear to ,.;.,11 the enJc,yment of the Service of the King of Kings and Lord of Lords. CHECK LIST FOR SUMMER MISSIONARIES 1. Apply for passport if needed. Forms may be obtained at the Mobbe rly Avenue Post Office. Passport pictures are cheapest at Evans World Travel, 405 W. Loop 281 ($10 for 2) other places Paul' s, High Street ($12.75 for 2) and the Camera Shop ($10.50 for 2), which is North Fredo nia. 2. Gather prayer/support team: A. Make a list of names and addresses. B. Send initial informational letter with info. as to what to do if they want to pray and/or give money. C. Choose one or two prayer partners to pray with you now, and to be a part of the comm1ssioning service, Friday, April 15, 10:30 a.m. 3. Call/Send letter to your church missions committee and/or pastor to ask for prayer and support. Contact both home church and Longview area church. 4. Read all material from your mission organization for pre liminary preparation: A. Shots B. Visa applications C. Necessary items to buy D. Time schedule, etc. 5. Be in personal prayer for people God knows you will meet and minister to this su1T111er. 6. Have a regular devotion time. Read through the book of Acts over the next month or so. SOME DOS & DON'TS FOR CROSS-CULTURAL MINISTRY BEFORE YOU GO Know who you are as a American. A. Mostly monolingual (only English is needed). 8. People of 7/4/76 - (certain unalienable rights). C. People of the cultural capsule. D. Impatient, efficient, time=money. E. We go places to do things. F. Aggressive (Rambo, six-gun cowboys). G. People who have to know "why". H. People of the "portable culture". I. Number One! telephones, interstates, military might. J. Two "shrines" in each house. 2. Learn as much as possible about the people to whom you will be ministering before you go. Learn a greeting in their language.~ 3. Begin now to adapt to a different life-style. Go without your favorite snack and drink. Attend an ethnic church. Learn how to eat less. Go without some of your cosmetics and electric hair dryer. 4. Keep a regular time for devotions and prayer .;AFTER YOU GET THERE : 5. LOOK - LOOK - LOOK - LISTEN - LISTEN - LISTEN 6. Look for the person behind the artifacts. "Culture means the people, their life styles, values. and the way they relate to each other and to those outside ~heir culture. The devices. machines. decorations. expressive modes (language, ~igns, and dance) are the artifacts of the culture". Ted Ward in LIVING OVERSEAS. 7. Keep a daily journal of observations. thoughts, feelings, impressions and what God is teaching you. 8. Trust God to meet your needs through your host country people. Avoid being "self contained" and independent. Let others help you. Independence is not a virtue in most countries! 9. Don't freeze. Try out new things - the food, local transportation, the language. non-tourist shops. 10. Don't take yourself too seriously. learn to laugh at mistakes. Trust God to do His work through you and in spite of you! SUMMER MISSIONS TRASH-ATHON All proceeeds will go directly to LeTourneau students who plan to be involved in missions trips during the summer of 1990. Please return all money and pledge sheets to Student Ministries, CPO 705. +------+------+------+------+ Name Amt/Bag # of Bags Amt Raised ------.------ Total PO. Box 7001 Longview. Texas 75607-7001 214-753-0231 FAX 214-237-2730 Ken Daniels Student Ministries 7 April 1990 Dear Summer Missions Pie Auction Donor: On behalf of the LeTourneau summer missions program, I would like to express my most sincere appreciation for your donation to summer missions at the pie auction this past Thursday. The final count on the money raised is $1139, which is far beyond what we expected, and we are all very pleased with this result. This year there are 18 students planning to participate in summer missions, and we are pleased to know that we Faith brings will be able to grant most of their requests for us together. financial aid, thanks to the generous contributions of i •• genuffv sets you and others. us apart. According to our records, you have purchased the following product(s): Item Amount $ ___ Total...... $ --- Please return your donation to Student Ministries, CPO 705, by the end of the week. Thank you. In Christ, Ken Daniels STUDENT ACTIVITIES EVALUATION FORM DATE f v qC)(/ TIME u P,M LOCATION f½r "j)i'n,J /-fa/( AGENCY or SPONSOR 8,'/1 h6.1Jon,, AfACtrb'llf#' APPROX.IMATE ATTENDANCE ~3f<.1..::.0_--J.dw:~,=hJ~5~;;:ir;Pj;.1 GENERAL IMPRESSION OF ACTIVITY ~v Ft ~ ~ t!Y< ¢e kwhc j/A,sf befro_ defi'1 .Jr'mt. h"'&w ~ /l'"s t pM ,,;m ynf 14tl/td, r113q,f"o t:.J(½ 01 ,e(i, GENERAL IMPRESSION OF PLANS, AGENCY, ETC. ______ SUGGESTIONS Mak,e tfu, dwf?~ M: f'P(IJ tatk qw/4 wd,v-- 17i : 2&: ~f ~tdf k .fen,(_ ~ ;I ~ ~ 7 tli4 all ~ /zt /4ktleet fkz COMMENTS or OTHER /Jt,1; dn11w, dalu,, a,,d 4tu ,~ (YlA. tmfu~ ntf'le tudtwd,. >"f!Y>tl, eerc j..a,~~u 4cl fen<, t.,/Qnll 'f -- ~e ~ ~ ll&f,""1U' ~ ln,,,r, MIA, {/!Jz/U'h1 wM: Ju ti ayp/,rn, ~ . ATTACH PUBLICITY MATERIALS, ETC. PO. Box 7001 Longview, Texas 75607-7001 214-753-0231 FAX 214-237-2730 Ken Daniels Student Ministries LeTourneau University 7 April 1990 Mr. Bill Watson Auctioneer Faith brings Hwy 1252, Kilgore us together. r1genuifv sets Dear Mr. Watson: us apart. On behalf of the summer missions program at LeTourneau University, I would like to express my deepest appreciation for the service you provided us at the pie auction this past Thursday. The final count on the money raised is $1139, which is far beyond what we expected, and we are all very pleased with this result. May God bless you for not only providing this service free of charge but also for contributing to the summer missions fund by bidding for the pies that did not sell. I hope you enjoyed the goodies that you took at the end. In Christ Ken Daniels The traditional Summer Missions " P ie Auction" is coming up this Thursday in the dining hall et 5:30. We're looking for pies, baked goods, laundry service, meal hosting, the availability to go on a date with a customer, or any number of other products and services that are limited only to your imagination. We NEED many more offerings before the big day, so please fill out this form, send it to CPO 705, and turn in any offerings to Student Services or the dining hall by 5:30 on Thursday. Thanks. Name ------Product(s) and/or Service(s) ______, n"~· Four~· .· Lvd<~r.f.s : ~ /41{,-e Bd:S: ~ Pie : PecaY? .. .. .'!'41 . ·".? .· 5frwc,terr)' Us,(),\ /Jterw.,~ (1- eer wee)< +~al F;-11«ts) _, Pt~;:·. · Ckoi;;f1,:t€ ''/~fH ;, sgis;s,,~'.:· ,OJ,"ir :• ;. fiif!t. . ,• ;.. .., .~Ei'!'~,.'- ...... ~ -~·"1"- 6 ·~ ,.. ~·-·:. ... · · .·. . ~chJY ·. · : . . ··•: : ···········~:-· ...... , ••. -..···· ·········· '::· ":>- ·.::. ·' . ·.· .· ·.·:. .-·.• . Pi~ : Cltoar- T~1t. Mectl for Ttc/0 : 11 B011dinj ~,;+h Barb.,,, betkj' Pa'e.: Chf)Cf)/aie ~ Dot.fe a,f /l1c.Do.1141Js : .·.·. C~~ Z~ka.. . 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AGUASCALIENTES DESCRIPTION: Founded In 1528 by Spanish conquerors who were attracted especially to the many hot springs . Hence the name "Aguascalientes" (meaning "Hot Waters"). film: Aguascalient88 POPULATION: 1.5 Million MAIN INDUSTRY: Clothing industry, especially children's fashions 1 P9INTS .Q.E. INTEReSJ/MAIN ATTRACTIONS: Hot springs bathing resor1B - 4 Tourist attractions (Spanish cathedrals and f local lnl88Um8) __,jfi!"' Plaza Vestlr - Huge clothing mall MblQ.B PROJECTS: EVANGELISM City-wide evangellzatlon through use of drama, music, and puppet ministries, working In MONTERREY cooperation with a local youth group alliance LOS FELIX of 5 local churchee. DESCRIPTION: Mexico's second largest Industrialcity and DESCRIPTION: Small, rural, farming vilage in the center of Mexico's principle peach-producing region. This agricultural location of the wor1d renowned Technological University. SCHEDULE: Increase came as a result of construction of the Tes1x ero Dam. STATE: Nuevo Leon Depart Friday, March 16th at 7:30 p.m. Zacatecas POPULATION: 3 million ArriveSaturday, 8:00 p.m ~: MAIN INDUSTRY: Heavy industry Sunday: Church POPULATIQN: 500 POINTS Qf. INTEREST/MAIN ATTRACTIONS: Lunch - joint leadership staff meeting ~ INDUSTRY: Peach farming Macro Plaza - downtown outdoor shopping maD Evening - joint youth rally ~ QE INTEREST/MAIN ATTRACTIONS: Fishing,swirming In nearby dam Local Museums MWF: 9:00 - 2:00 Evangelism In schools, prisons MAJOR PROJECTS: CONSTRUCTION and hospitals Horseback. riding Shopping and tourist attractionsin nearby city of Zacatecas Build a new church and add a second floor to the 2:00 - 4:00 Lunch M&!QB PROJECT: CONSTRUCTION existing sanctuary. Evening - Presentations in areachurches, Pouring a roof for local church buUding commmltles and theatres and/or plaza SCHEDULE: TTH: 9:00 - 2:00 Local Hot Spring bathing resort- Depart: Friday, March 16th 9:00 p.m. 4 :00 - 10:00 Intercity Basketball and Volleyball SCHEDULE: Depart Friday, March 16th at 6:00 p.m Arrive in Monterrey about 11 :00 a.m. on Saturday Tournament Arrive Saturday, March 17th at 8:00 p.m Saturday: Get to know your host Sat 9:00 -12:00 Evangelism Sunday: Church Evening - Youth Party Free time Free Time Sunday: Church Depart 7:00 p.m. on Saturday to San Luis. Evening: Fellowship Dinner Afternoon - free time Depart San Luis at 12:00 a.m. Sunday on First MTWThF: 9:00 - 5:00 work crews MWF: 8:00 - 2:00 work aews on site class train to border. Cross border at 12:00 p .m . Tues-Fri, 1/4 of group each day wiU have the day off 2:00 - 4:00 Lunch on Sunday. Arrive Longview on Sunday at 9:00 p.m. Evening - Tract evangelism and evangelistic to visit Zacatec:as for sightseeing, shopping and service at a different location each night general pleasure. TTH: 8:00 - 2:00 work crews on site Evenings- Free time, inc. swirming , riding, fishing 2:00 - 4:00 Lunch and visitation of nearby town. Evening - L lightseeing Local witnessing and church servic.. ,>tional. Sat: Free Time Sat Morning - Anlsh projects nch "'"'1- 7:,.,.. r -rfNiel' ~·--w -2l f rl.or\...t .,..IV\"""" Aft ~oh,r'4a,, Depart: Saturday, March 24 7:00 p.m. COUNTDOWN • • • • IMPORTANT GENERAL MEETING -- FREE PIZZA!!! (Wed, Jan 24 , 9:00 PM, MSC 3) We will be discussing finances, activities, trip preparation, and the possibility of offer ing a conversational Spanish course. AGUASCALIENTES PLANNING MEETING (Wed, Jan 31, 9:00 PM, MSC 3) For all those going to Aguascalientes, we need to begin planning the drama, puppet shows, and music that we will be using during evangelistic SPRING BREAK outreaches. MISSIONS PRAYER MEETINGS 1990 (Every Wednesday, 7:00 PM, Speer Chapel) Please meet · wi~h us to pray for the pre paration and effectiveness of the trips. AIM INFO YOU NEED TO KNOW Seventy-four students have already signed up to • The group traveling to AGUASCALIENTES will .ffO on the AIM Mexico spring break mission trip, concentrate on evangelism, which will include ~ccording to secretary Jeff Lawton. Because- distributing tracts and conducting special ~nly 40 can go to each site, students planning revival services. Puppets will be used to o go should sign up and pay the $30.00 deposit communicate the gospel to children. Throughout now to beat the January 30 deadline. According the whole week, we will have extensive .o Dean Erickson, we will do everything interaction with the youth group from_ the local ~ossible to ensure that financial difficulties church. ~ill not hinder you from participating in this trip. • · In LOS FELIX, students will pour a cement roof for a church in a simple rural setting, while ~his is the second year of a successful in urban MONTERREY, we will continue the church ,eTourneau student-led mission trip. One year building work begun during the trip of 1989. ago, a group on 3B planned a trip to Monterrey, Mexico and opened it up to the entire student • In addition to work and evangelism, planned iody. The 42 who went in March found Mexico to activities for all three trips include sight ~ an ideal mission trip. seeing, shopping, and the famous daily siesta. • To cross the border, all Americans should have • The group that went last year learned that the ~roof of citizenship such as a voter registra work of a "missionary" could be quite enjoy ion card, birth certificate, or passport. able. All could see God personally directing oreign nationals should have passports with the work. They found that all God desires is a Mexican visas. Those who wish to obtain a willingness to help rather than a list of Mexican visa may contact Dean Erickson regard spiritual qualifications. ng transportation to the Mexican Consulate in allas. • The success of this trip depends on the concerted prayers of those who support the AIM endeavor. We would like to encourage everyone to meet in Speer Chapel from 7:00 to 8:00 on Wednesday evenings to pray for the work ahead of us. January 18, 1990 Issue No. l GENERAL INFORMATION DATE: Spring Break 1990 Friday, March 16 to Sunday, Mlifch 25 The 1989-90 Senate Offioenl COST: $110.00 Invite you to participate In the Spring Break Mission Trip to Mexico. Acceptance for the trip will be on a first come, first We wil be spending the week mlnistecing served basis. Applications rrust be turned In by January 31, In the three locations of Monterrey, Los Felix 1990 with a pre-registration fee of $30.00 to guarantee and Aguaacallentes. This opportunity will open your place. Final payment of $80.00 will be due by your eyes to a aoss-cultural lifestyle and Its people. Thursday, March 15. Should donations toward the trips We wil attempt to use our skills In assisting with the exceed expectations, the final payment will be lowered construction of several Spanish churches along with for all travelers. Financial aid may be available. Bill sharing the love of God with the people of the area. Several Franklin may be notified if you are interested in further students made a tr1p to these locations during the month of information on financial aJd. Each person is encouraged SPRING BREAK July to make plans for our AIM'90 Tour. They returned with to contact his local and home church for prayer and 1990 an excitement for rrinlsterlng In Mexico: financial support. "You've seen the hurting people on T.V., now's your ACCOMODATIONS: chan.::e 1o go and help themr Char11e Eckholdt, Senior Teams will be housed in groups of 2 to 4 in homes of church members. Breakfast and supper wiU usually be "It Is cles 1D me that this wlU be one of the most with the host family. Afternoon dinner will be served to exclllng. challenging and Hfe-<:hanglng experiences the entire team at a central location. made avalable to LeToumeau University students.· Daniel Huegel, Senior TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS: "We don't want to push rrisslons on anybody. It Is Leave Longview In chartered busses. Cross border in our prayer that the Lord wiU direct you In your Laredo. Complete trip to job site In chartered Mexican decision for Involvement" busses. Paul Bradley, Senior Student Senate President **** An understanding of Spanish is not necessary for this trip . Interpreters will be available along with a spanish class offered for those interested upon arrival. Trips will be filled on a first-come first-served basis. MEXICO Should all trips fill early enough, a fourth trip to San Luis Potosi of both construction and evangelism will be made available. • Student Senate 1 u-.., .LL:-ju .. A .. u.. ;"e. .JI~ ~~ .£iJ M E M O R A N D U M FROM: Ken Daniels, Student Ministries TO: All Students DATE: 12-0ot-89 RE: Organizational Meeting for AIM '90 On Wednesday, Oot. 18, we will be holding a meeting for all of you who are interested in helping out with the organization and groundwork of the spring break mission trips to Mexioo. Please plan to be in the small dining room at 12:15 if you're at all interested, beoause we do need to get this off the ground as soon as possible. Thanks. M E M O R A N D U M FROM: Ken Daniels, Student Ministries TO: All Students DATE: 12-0ot-89 RE: Organizational Meeting for AIM '90 On Wednesday, Oot. 18, we will be holding a meeting for all of you who are interested in helping out with the organization and groundwork of the spring break mission trips to Mexico . Please plan to be in the small dining room at 12:15 if you're at all interested, because we do need to get this off the ground as soon as possible. Thanks. MEXICO - MISSION TRIP Leader - Dan Huegel NEEDS Prayer Leader - Ken Daniels Jim Harding Fund Raiser - Dan McCoy Publicity - Craig Robertson Jeff Lawton 3 Student Team Leaders - Chuck Cox Murrey Rabenhorst Daniel Huegel Co-ordinator for: Music - Scarlett Morris Drama - Dave Carman Puppets - Martha Genshaw Treasurer - Rich Bringhurst Team Treasurer - Faculty or Staff Member Faculty/Staff Recruiter - Paul Bradley Don Knoop Secretary for Mexico Committee - Becky Mason Jeff Lawton Subcommittee - Materials survey EVANGELISTIC OUTREACH AND MUSIC COORDINATOR Supervises and helps coordinate the preparation of evangelistic teams. DRAMA COORDINATOR Finds materials and resources for dramas and coordinates practice sessions. PUPPETS COORDINATOR Finds materials and resources for puppet shows and coordinates practice sessions. TEAM TREASURERS A staff or faculty person who oversees and advises concerning total team efforts and who is responsible for all monies and dibursements necessary for the trip. FACULTY/STAFF RECRUITERS Help in recruiting staff to pray, to give financially, to help, and/or to go on trip. SECRETARY Writes memos, keeps notes, assists treasurer with paperwork, and publishes the monthly AIM '90 bulletin. SUBCOMMITTEE (Materials Survey) Previews all group songs, choir music, drama, and puppet presentations for expected effectiveness and cultural appropriateness, and makes recommendations on the same. AIM '90 Job Descriptions PRAYER LEADER Coordinates and encourages prayer and prayer meetings on campus (and perhaps at local churches) to prepare the way before us through prayer. Also will serve as chaplain for the trip. FUND RAISER Coordinates the showing of the AIM '90 slide presentation and other similar engagements in a local churches (upon request only) . Prepares standard letters to be used by students to encourage support from families and home churches. Assists in campus fund raising projects. PUBLICITY Keeps AIM '90 in everyone's mind by the use of posters, fliers, activities, and announcements, etc. throughout the campus. STUDENT TEAM LEADERS In charge of complete trip leadership after leaving Longview. Includes seeing group safely to destination, coordinating housing , keeping group together, assigning and supervising crews and crew leaders, leading special outings, and working very closely with local pastors and youth leaders to be sure that the entire trip runs smoothly. TREASURER Maintains books and records (names, CPO's, people to notify, etc. ) for all trips. PO. Box 7001 Longview, Texas 75607-7001 214-753-0231 6 December 1989 FAX 214-237-2730 Dear Faculty or Staff Member: It's been a rather hectic but rewarding semester, and even though the coming break offers some relief from life's pressing demands, it's already time to start thinking about the opportunities of the upcoming semester. This letter concerns our senate-sponsored mission trip to Mexico during spring break of 1990. Our goal is to send 120-160 students, faculty, and staff to three or four job sites in Mexico for construction and evangelism. Please see the enclosed brochure for further details. Most of our leadership will come from students themselves, but we would like to request your involvement in whatever way you feel qualified to help. That may mean overseeing meal preparations; acting as a team treasurer/record keeper; Faith brings giving monetarily to support students who may not otherwise ~• together. be able to go; or simply going along with the students to I• renufty sets share in their experiences, to get to know them better, or to us apart. gain a better understanding of how God is working in the liv·es of Christians in a foreign land. If you are interested in participating in any of these ways, then we'd like to ask you to indicate your preference below and/or to fill out the enclosed brochure. Then send your response to Ken Daniels, CPO 705. Name: ------I am interested in ... sponsoring a student fincancially providing a leadership role: ------attending but not leading Thank you very much for your help. Even if you cannot attend or give, we would like for you to pray with us. Ask God to continue to direct us in all further trip preparation. If you would like to discuss anything with us concerning the trip, please feel free to contact one of the following: Ken Daniels Paul Bradley Dan Huegel 236-1765 236-1763 758-9074 CPO 705 CPO 571 CPO 42 TE-116 TE-114 In Christ, Ken Daniels fat( A.f.M tr/APEL [vc,,t , ~rt1'~y, T,1!\' (. C(~' 2 AJ~ ·~ 'l Spcv,11 ~1,, C/..o.-~s s /~t'I S l IO ·• J'7 ;:,.' / 4 Sl,ae Slww 10 10: 1-3 s. Dl,\n Hu(~e/ - Srec"' 7 Jo·. SJ &. Chtllt. w,·tk,'n'? - Sovij -+ , , :oo 7. p.,,~, BTD ( ( M E O R A N D U M FROM: Ken Daniels, VPCM TO: Mexico Missionaries '89 and those interested in AIM '90 RE: Publicizing AIM ' 90 DATE: 9-Sep-89 We're really excited about the opportunities £or mission work in Mexico this coming spring break, and we'd like you all to have the chance to get the word out about AIM Probably the easiest way to publicize the missions trips would be just to distribute the brochures through CPO's, but that doesn't seem quite as personal as letting you guys go in pairs I£ you'd like to get invovled in this way, then I hope you'll be at the small dining room on Wednesday the 13th at 12:15 to discuss just how we're going to go about doing this. See you there! FROM: Ken Daniels, VP of Campus Ministries TO: AIM '89 Missonaries and AIM '90 Helpers RE: AIM '90 Publicity DATE: 25- Sep--8'3 As many of you know, we're getting ready to put on a Mexico chapel this coming Friday, September 2'3. I attended the AIM '89 post-excursion chapel last spring, and I thought you guys did a great job of singing those Spanish songs. In fact, you did so well that we'd like for you to do it again on Friday, but not without a little practice. That's why we're scheduling a short preparatory meeting in the assembly building Wednesday evening at 6:15. Please be there if it's at all possible, because we'd like many students to capture the same enthusiasm that you've had. The practice shouldn't last more than half an hour (in fact, it'll probably take 1 ess thar, that). I want to thank those of you who have been distributing the brochures to different living areas, because I think this will be an effective way to get the word out about AIM '90. If you took a stack of brochures and signed up for one or more living areas, then I trust that you will have arranged some way (pick a way, any way) to get them out before Friday. Prob~bly the best way is to arrange for floor meetings with the RA's and to tell the students on the floor what AIM '90 is all about (to the best of your knowledge). However, if that doesn't suit your style, then feel free to pass out the brochures in whatever way you prefer. We still need veteran AIM-ers to pass out brochures to the following floors, so please check one if you can and send this back quickly to CPO 705 (or contact me personally at 236-1765, TE-116) so that I can give you a good stack of brochures. ______Maybee 1 ____TW -3 _ _ ___Per, r, 1 ____WRH SWW ______Per,r, 2 ____DSP _ __Pe'r'..-1'"1 3 I-< Z X ______TE-2 ______nrn TW - 1 ____Apartment~ :; LETOURNEAU UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE SPRING BREAK MISSIONS TRIP I have made application and have been accepted to go on the Spring Break Missions Trip (March 16~25, 1990} to Monterrey, Aguascalientes, Los Felix (circle one}, Mexico. I recognize and understand the dangers during the trip to and from the mission site, as well as the potential for accidents while on the mission site. I, ---=-=--~------,...,,....,.------,-,.-' hereby agree to assume all risks and responsibilities surrounding my participation 1n this missions trip. I do release LeTourneau University from any and all claims, actions, or causes of action, past, present, or future rising out of any damage to personal property, or personal injury or death, which may result from participation in the above mentioned missions trip. Participant Date '1 In a few months I hope to be able to represent J esus Christ to Christians and non-Christians in Mexico. We're excited because, Lord willing, over Spring Break a group of us from LeTourneau Un iversity will be headed down to 3 or 4 different locations in Mexico for a brief missions trip. Those going to the city of Monterrey will be mostly involved in the construction of a new church, while the Aguascalientes group will spend their time in evangelism projects through drama, music, and puppets. Los Felix is another construction site, but in a much more rural setting. For all of the trips, the students will be living in the, homes of people from the church there. I'm planning on working with the trip to I feel that this is a fantastic way to use the time and energy God has given me. The main.battle, however, is spiritual, and no teal ~ternal difference is going to be made without prayer support. I' would really ask for your prayers, both for· myself, that the Lord would prepare me as a servant, and for those in Mexico with whom I will come in contact, that their hearts may be prepared even now, and that the Lord would use me in their lives for an eternal impact. In order to be able to be part of this outreach, I am trusting God to meet my part of the expenses of this ministry. It will cost me $110 to go, so please be in prayer over this concern, too. If you feel that the Lord is leading you to financially support me in this, please make out your check to LeTourneau University, mailing it with the tear-off slip to the address shown below. You will receive a tax-deductible receipt within a few days . Thank you so much for any financial help, but an even greater thank- you for committing yourself to pray for me on this outreach. God Bless You, t A Cut Here ------MAIL TO: Student Ministies RETURN ADDR: LeTourneau Univ., #705 Longview , TX 75607-7001 Here is my gift of$ ______to help to be able to go on the Spring Break Missions Trip to Mexico. Here is my gift of$-~---- to be used towards any student needing financial aid for the trip. I will be in prayer for this ministry. TRIP COORDINATORS DESTINATION: MONTERREY LEADERS: Je££ Lawton <445) 236-1769 Dennis Vazquez (1136) 236-1732 Murray Rabenhorst (764) 236-1668 TREASURER: STUDENT AFFAIRS REPRESENTATIVE: Dave Erickson 753-0231-311 EXTRA VEHICLE DRIVER: Don Knoop 753-0231-260 DESTINATION: LOS FELIX LEADERS: Dan McCloy <292) 236-1809 Joel Huegel 758-9074 TREASURER: Lynn Dignan 753-0231-240 STUDENT AFFAIRS REPRESENTATIVE: Bill Franklin 753-0231-320 EXTRA VEHICLE DRIVER: DESTINATION: AGUASCALIENTES LEADER: Daniel Huegel (42> 758-9074 TREASURER: Carol Farrell 759-0418 or 753-0231-267 STUDENT AFFAIRS REPRESENTATIVE: Mark Magis 753-0231-310 EXTRA VEHICLE DRIVER: Daniel Huegel ACTION IN MEXICO 1990 STAFF MEMBERS LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE STUDENT COORDINATOR: Daniel Huegel (42> 758-9074 FACULTY COORDINATOR: Bill Franklin 753-0231-320 STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT: Paul Bradley (571) 236-1963 STUDENT AFFAIRS COUNSEL: Dave Erickson 753-0231 - 311 SECRETARY: Jeff Lawton (445> 236-1769 TREASURER: Richard Bringhurst (346) 236-1765 CHAPLAIN: Ken Daniels (705) 236-1765 FUNDRAISERi Dan MoCloy (292) 236-1809 AGU ASCALIENTES MINISTRY COORDINATORS CHOIR DIRECTOR: Scarlet Morris 753-0231-391 CHOIR COORDINATOR: Mike Johnson (413) 237-2776 PUPPET COORDINATORS: Martha Genshaw (504) 236-1963 Titus McDaniel (998) 236-1802 DRAMA COORDINATOR: Candice Brown (52) 236-1971 GENERAL BUDGET FOR AIN 90 TRIPS INCOME REGISTRATIONS $12,540.00 (assumes 129 participants with 15 unable to pay> PRIVATE DONATIONS $ 1,050.00 STAFF SPONSORSHIPS $ 450.00 CHURCH DONATIONS (construction> $ 500.00 TOTAL INCOME: $14,540.00 EXPENSES TRANSPORTATION CHARTER BUS USA $ 5,100.00 CHARTER BUS MEXICO $1,320.00 TRAIN TOTAL TRANSPORTATION: $ 8,720.00 FOOD $ 2,580.00 CONSTRUCTION (Monterrey only> $ 860.00 ORGANIZATIONAL TRIP TO MEXICO $ 100.00 DONATIONS TO MEXICAN CHURCHES $ 1,330.00 LOCAL TOURS/ SIGHTSEEING $ 600.00