the Indonesian

VISItOR
FEBRUARY
NO. 1

1976

News from Ron and Ellsn Ritchey, Missionaries to Indonesia

MISSION WORK IS INCORPORATED

After conferring with supporting churches and the elders and leaders of these churches, Ron and Ellen incorporated the mission work. Our new name is: CHRISTIAN

MISSION INTERNATIONAL^ Inc. The State of Illinois granted the new corporation a charter on January 13, 1976 under the General Not For Profit Corporation Act. We are presently applying for tax-exempt status with the I.R.S. Supporters should continue to give to us through a local church mtil the corporation's tax-exempt status is recognized. Elders from supporting churches are serving on the board of directors for C.M.I. The main reason for incorporating was to have offical recognition for our status as a taxexempt entity. Our purpose remains the same. The purpose of our joint mission is:

to provide a means through which Christians may join in fulfilling the mission of Christ in discipling the nations of our world and to propagate the Christian faith throughout
the world by every means.

RETURN

TO

INDONESIA

IN

APRIL

The Lord willing, we will leave the U.S.A. after Easter on April 19th or 20th returning to Indonesia via Spain and Thailand. We hope to visit the Dan Crosley family,
missionaries in Madrid, and several friends and missionaries in Thailand in the cities

of Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Chiang Rai.

We hope to arrive back in Salatiga, Central

Java on May 3 for the start of an exciting second term of evangelism and church planting.

PRAY

MATES

CLASS

PROJECT

The Pray Mates class of First Christian Church, Joliet, Illinois decided to take on

this exciting project.

They want to co-ordinate raising funds for a four-wheel drive

vehicle. Ron and Ellen will use the vehicle in village work, other mission work, and as a family car. The Pray Mates class wants to help raise $4,800.00 and will be sending
out letters explaining their project.

1975
CHURCHES AND GROUPS

GIVERS
INDIVIDUALS

1st Christian, Joliet, 111. Church at Bryant, Scottsbluff, Nb. Norton Christian, Norton, Ks. Daytona Christian, Daytona Beach, Fla. 1st Christian, Hoffman Estates, 111. Calvary Church of Christ, Swartz Creek,
Mi.

M/M Tom Seggelke, Lincoln, 111. M/M Jack Voorhees, Wenatchee, Wa.
Mrs. Evelou Detlefsen, Scottsbluff, Nb, Diane Clark, Urbana, 111. Elizabeth Zirges, Worden, 111.

Mrs. Maude Lacey, Holly Hill, Fla.

1st Christian, Glen Ellyn, 111. Capitol City Christian, Lincoln, Nb. Bartonville Christian, Bartonville, 111.

M/M Lelan Callaway, Bangkok, Thailand M/M Vem Johnston, Diagonal, la.
Miss Bessie Johnson, Orleans, Nb.

Dr/Mrs. Garland Bare, Lincoln, Nb.

Hanging Rock Christian Assembly, West Lebanon, In. Central Christian College of the Bible Moberly, Mo. South East Christian, Salt Lake City, Ut. 1st Christian, Green Bay, Wi, Sheridan Ave. Church of Christ, Sheridan,
Wy.

M/M Fred Salsbury, Waverly, la* M/M Horace Nelson, Clearfield, la. M/M Lyle Pauley, Decatur, 111.
Virginia Small, Brookfield, 111. Mrs. Janet Gattis, Downers Grove, 111. Mrs. Haru Roberts, Glen Ellyn, 111, Mrs. Gay Gilmore, Dallas, Tx.

M/M John Burns, Auxvasse, Mo.

Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mary Eileen Mulder, Parsippany, N.J, Roy Underwood, Gillette, Wy, Jewell Hughes, Danville, 111. E, Peterson, Alliance, Nb.

Church of Christ, Portland, In. Christian, Sublette, Ks. 1st Christian, Wilmington, 111. 1st Christian, Belleville, 111. Western Hills Church of Christ, Cincinnati,
Oh.

M/M Clare Brown, Joliet, 111.

M/M Gerald Ritchey, Bartonville, 111.

* NOTE:

Broadway Christian, Bellingham, Wa, Deep River Church of Christ, Merrillville,

In.

Clifton Christian, Clifton, Co. Versailles Christian, Versailles, 111. Lyman Christian, Lyman, Nb. Church of Christ, Sturgis, S.D. Christian, Barnes, Ks,

Any individual givers that may have been missed; we ask your forgiveness.

Women's Fellowship, 2nd Church of Christ,

Danville, 111.

Dorcas Society, Church of Christ, Bayard,

Nb.

Lord's Reapers, Joplin, Mo.

TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS:
Other Income

1975

$14,366.45
1,300.00

(Rent, Sale of Car)

TOTAL INCOME DISBURSEMENTS Balance

1975 1975

$15,666.45
$13,186.49

$2,479.00

OUR

BANK

BALANCE

We keep a minimum of $3,000.00 on hand for an emergency travel fund. In order to enter Indonesia we had to assure the government we at no time would be a financial burden. This means having enough money to leave Indonesia if we must for some reason. We have

been building a travel fund ever since we became missionaries. We have another $3,000,00 on hand which will be used for our trip back to Indonesia in April. We try to keep $1,000,00 on hand for monthly operating expenses. The remaining balance, $4,327.76 is in
a Vehicle Fund. We hope to receive another $5,700.00 to complete the $10,000.00 needed to buy a four-wheel drive vehicle. We have prepared a more detailed financial statement

which we are sending out to regular supporters.

ask for one.

If you would like one, please write and

Yours in His love.

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APRIL
NO. 2

1976

News from Ron and Ellen Ritchey, Missionaries to Indonesia

FIRST

MEETING

Eight people came to First Christian Church, Joliet, Illinois on Saturday, February 28, 1976 for the first board meeting of Christian Mission International, Inc. These church elders are the board of directors: Ralph Maddux, Tom Noll, and Vinton Ritchey, First Christian, Joliet, Illinois; Warren Phelps, First Christian, Hoffman Estates, Illinois; Don Schuchardt, First Christian, Glen Ellyn, Illinois; Larry Tease, First

Christian, Wilmington, Illinois; Jack McElwee and Dr. Paul Baker, Church at Bryant, Scottsbluff, Nebraska; and Ron Ritchey missionary to Indonesia; William H. Ritchey, forwarding agent and Dorothy J. Ritchey, secretary-treasurer of Joliet, Illinois. The board adopted the Constitution and By-Laws and established financial policy. They called Ron Ritchey as a missionary working for Christian Mission International, Inc.
The mission is an instrument directed and controlled by the Christian churches and churches

of Christ supporting C.M.I., Inc.

past years:

We welcome your comments, questions, or encouragement

concerning the new status of our work which purposes to do the same work we did over the

to preach Christ to the nations, especially Indonesia, and to bring people

to obedient congregations of believers in Christ.

WORKAHEAD

READY OR NOT?

We pray that on Monday, April 19, at 2:00 P.M. we will be ready to

board T.W.A.'s flight 880 at O'Hare Airport starting our return trip,
anticipation is gripping us in these days.

t^/hat excitement and

We are: 1) receiving cholera, thypoid, and

smallpox shots; 2) making lists of goods, books, and clothes we will send or take to Java; 3) packing and crating drums; 4) packing suitcases to see if we are within the

alloted baggage limit; 5) revising and updating our address file; 6) organizing our
slides; 7) tying up loose ends like writing a will (we know neither the time nor the hour

death may transport us to Jesus); 8) establishing the work policy of our new mission. This and many other jobs we do so we can be ready to leave the U.S.A. on April 19 and arrive May 3 in Salatiga, Central Java for another three or more years in Indonesia.

PRAYERS AND PROJECTIONS. We anticipate great experiences during our second term. Please join us in praying for the establishing of four new congregations. We have set several intermediate goals in order to reach our overall goal. God can accomplish much more or could lead us on & totally different path. We confess His sovereignty in our

lives.

The setting of goals is in recognition of what we believe God wants us to do, not
Our first month back in

a declaration that we can do anything apart from God's working.

by October of 1976. After this, another unevangelized village will be sought while leaders in the first village are trained to guard and guide the flock toward growth in Christ. Your specific prayers for God's blessings and direction in these areas are appreciated and
powerful.

in an unevangelized village who will open their home for weekly Bible studies. We seek at least ten family units who will accept Christ and become a congregation of Christians

Indonesia will be readjustment time for unpacking, registering with the government, and refreshing our Indonesia and Javanese language skills. In June we hope to find a family

THANKS

TO

CE NTRAL

NAPE RVI LLE

During our furlough the Central Christian Church of Naperville, Illinois gave us their
parsonage, rent free. A few families are paying for a house and small church building. As stewards of God we pray that investments made will be preserved and expanded for God's glory. The First Christian Church, from which Central started, is now selfsupporting. Formerly it was assisted by the Chicago District Evangelistic Association. Naperville is a fast growing community offering great potential for these two congregations. We ask you to pray that 1) several other mature Christian families will come, giving their full

support, 2) a full time evangelist be called, 3) many souls will hear about Jesus because
of Central Christian Church of Naperville.

To the families of Central Christian Church, Ellen, Deric, Dasen, and I say thank you very much for your generosity toward us while we were in America, May God bless you in faithful service in the years to come,

SPEAKING

THE

WORD

We travelled to Cincinnati, Ohio where on February 22 at Western Hills Church of Christ we spoke about Christ's mission in the world and Indonesia, Ron and Ruth Davis

hosted us, Ruth showed us the Cincinnati Bible Seminary's campus and Ron Ritchey shared in Bill Gulick's class on World Missions. On March 4 we left for Capitol City Christian
Church in Lincoln, Nebraska sharing in their week-end Missionary Conference,

REGISTRATION FORM

PLEASE CHECK ALL OF THE AREAS OF ACTIVITY BELOW IN WHICH YOU

ARE INVOLVED AND ADD OTHERS ON THE LINE PROVIDED:

29th National Missionary Convention November 16-19, 1976; Civic Center; Dodge City. Kansas
PLEASE PRINT PLAINLY OR TYPE
Name

. ..Missionary

. Forwarding Agent
Member ... Local

Missionar/ Recruit
Church Minister

. .Mission Committee

Mailing Address

City

State

Zip

..Bible College Faculty . . Bible College Student

Other:

Mission Field, Bible College or Home Church;

How many are there in your family?

DO YOU NEED HOUSING INFORMATION?

For convention name badges please print or type the names of all in your
family planning to attend the convention:
REGISTRATION FEES: Student50c Individual$1.50 Family$3.00 Male checks to: National Missionary Convention Mail form and fee to: Convention; Box II; Copeland, Ks. 67837

clip and send in

Perhaps by the time you receive this letter we will be on our way to Indonesia. To _our friends^who opened your homes, fed us meals,^-shared your lives and continue to, we -

say Praise God and Thank You for helping make our first furlough a time of great blessing in serving God. Looking forward to sharing more of God's great deeds with you, we remain
Yours in His love.

Ron, Ellen, Deric, and Dasen

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PACKING

COMPLETED

The following pictures should tell the story. Four mail sacks of books and three drums of assorted household goods on their way to Indonesia. We pray that they will have arrived safely by the time you read this, They were sent in April and May respectively.

ENLIGHTENING
.0
Ron geXting the, cUum fizady
thank you for your prayers).

TRIP

Our return trip to Indonesia excited,

enlightened, and tired us! Thank you to those

who saw us off at the airport.

God bless you.

(We had to pay overweight only at O'Hare; The Crosleys were very gracious to us. I spent several hours

talking to Dan about the directions of the Glen Ellyn elders and their concern for the work in Spain. We shared many hours in discussion about mission work, particularly work in Spain

and Indonesia and the missionary's relationship and responsibility to supporting churches.
The time spent was well worth the expense of flying via Spain. Our time in Thailand enlightened and delighted us. This letter is too short to share all the insights gained. Wewas personally all the team members of S.E.A.E.M. , the present

school facilities, the property for future development, and several of the students. We saw the work of other missionaries, both from our brotherhood and other church groups. Lelan and Cinda Callaway hosted us, giving us fellowship, food, air conditioned rest, a

chaffeur and car, and complete arrangements. HOME

Praise the Lord for such generosity. AGAIN

term.

Friends, it is good to be home again. Ellen is thankful because this is our second The unknown is more known, now. Ellen knows how to run the household and to obtain

what is needed.
ages.

She can communicate and understand with less frustration.

The boys have

new suntans, appetities, and schedules.

We have new neighbors with children the boy's

ALL

SET

UP

The drums are all unpacked, the file cabinets are back in action, all our books are

back on the shelves.

Living Indonesian style

way) .

is back in full swing.

(A slow swing, by the

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MINISTRY

BEGINS

In ray initial planning, I allowed one month for refreshing ny Indonesian and

Javanese language skills before getting

involved in the program here. However, God worked it out this way. A

home Bible study and worship service is being led by Lew Cass. He and Bob Sigafoose left

ECtc/ief/ geXting dnum nzady to -afUp

to go to Jakarta and meet the Fumas family

who have returned from furlough. Mas Sri, the man hosting the Bible study, asked me to
come, assuring me I would come just to listen!

However, at the Bible study, he said I would give some pointers and that they should not be surprised if I used Javanese. Then God
opened several doors. Word came that the

neighbor, a new Christian, should go to the

hospital, because his son had been in an accident. He left immediately. As the service closed, word came that his son had

died. I took several to the hospital morgue. I prayed with the father right there and we watched the men put the body on a bier. We went to the home in the car while the body was carried home on the bier, then placed in
SXx C.M.I. Jnc* BooA-d Umbe.AA

boy was not a Christian yet and neighborhood pressure on the father was to have an Islamic

the front room behind a black curtain. I do not have room to describe all the events. The

funeral.

He asked if that was alright.

T said it was his decision, and I would help any

Thank God I

way possible, ready to hold Christian services if he so chose. He decided for a Muslim service. I must cutout the details, but the conclusion of the matter was that I had the

opening prayer of the "Muslim" service and conducted the graveside ceremony.
brought my Indonesian Bible along "just in case".

There are many lessons for this new Christian family who are practicing some spirit
worship customs. Please pray for Mr, Rijadi and his family.
PRAYER WITH THANKSGIVING As of June we received

We continue to pray with thanksgiving for the vehicle fund.

$850.00 equals $8,687.63 in the fund, A new Toyota Land Cruiser purchased here in Indonesia costs $11,200,00, all taxes and papers included. At present, Ellen and I are

$3,037,63 for the vehicle fund.

This added to the $4,800,00 on hand plus an anticipated

We are presently
Thank

using bicycles, public transportation, or rides from other missionaries. the day we can buy a new car.

saving money budgeted for transportation expenses and putting it toward the car fund until

Thank you all for your generous gifts toward this project.

Ve'Ste starting" to call" in Salatiga in hopes of starting a home"Bible "study.

you for your prayers on our behalf.
May our national motto "In God We Trust"

truly be your motto this July 4th and always.

Yours in His service,

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VISItOR
OCTOBE R 1976
No. 4

News from Ron and Ellen Rifchey, Missionaries to Indonesia

VICTORY!
Amen brethren! in our midst. Praise GodI These words

are becoming more conmion as we watch God work,

Here are some of the victories

God is giving.

34

BAPTISMS

We rejoice in the addition of 34 souls to

.I

the Kingdom.

On August 1, Ron baptized

Many Lew? Ca64 fading 4>cXvptuAZ

,^-|

Tugimin and Paiman, two men who have attended

services started and led by Lew Cass.

people have witnessed to them and God is giving

the increase. Every Sunday morning Ron is leading in a home worship service for three new Christians and their families. On August 31, 32 precious souls confessed Christ as Savior and obeyed His command in Christian baptism. From these, twenty seven are from the village of Mujo. On July 23, 1976 we had the opening service for the Mujo work with one hundred in attendance, We started having two sessions a week to teach these people about

Christ and being His followers. He sessions continue every Friday and Sunday night. Brethren, praise God for these firstfruits and pray for an even greater harvest in this village.

HOW

ALL

STARTED

Dear friends. Thank you For Your Prayers!

God is answering them even more exceedingly

and abundantly than we asked.

new villages would be opened.

While on furlough we asked you to pray that at least four

God has asnswered us and given us four more and is still

countingl Ron is now helping teach, preach, call, and serve in ei^t different places. There are three other villages represented in these teaching points and only the Lord knows how fast He is going to keep us hustling. While we were yet in the U.S.A. God was pre paring hearts to receive His Word, John Harper and Bob MacLean were given the job of teaching in Pendingan, This is where Ron ministered for the year before coming on furlough.
At this village a man from Wates, the village right up the road, came and asked John and

his Indonesian language teacher, to come and teach them.

At this time, Bapak Oedijanto

worked with John but was s t i l l a faithful

Catholic. During this another man came with a list of 500 people wanting to receive Christian teaching. We came back from furlough as these openings were developing. The Harpers are our
next door neighbors. John felt that Ron could

I.
.

help in meeting these opportunities, especially

since Ron could speak Javanese and help John

monitor what was happening. Praise the Lord! is just what we all have been praying for. says YES! He has given four villages and

NEW

TOYOTA

JEEP!

Another answer to prayer: on August 13,1976

Ron baptizl-viQ TugZmln

a new Toyota Landcrusier was purchased for

$7,529.55,^ God worked^all things together for

ioho Lf> noio bajptizzd (^tasfLtigkt}, Ron

John HoApeA (^oAe-g'^LOundj, Bapak Ocdcjanto,

Itv-Wi

pA.ojZctoA.), t^achZng Jji

for'^vehicles have drop ed,^ ^

EADIY

EARLY

FllPir^ll^l-l

rUKLOUivn

VyiWige,,
When Ron drove home with the new Toyota he received the sad news that Linda Joyner,

missionary helping Jean Coiner, lost her father from this world. So when Ron got home he went straight to see Linda. Upon arriving he was told that John Harper was stranded in

the village, the car he borrowed had stalled, and could I go help,

God put the toyota

immediately into action! The next morning Linda was on her way home. The Toyota had been used to run aromd to offices to help get Linda's papers in order. We use the jeep six days of the week to go to villages. We have been in two villages where no vehicles have been before and hope shortly to open teaching points in these. Brethren, praise the Lord! Thank you for giving the money. May God warm your hearts as you read how He is using you
as partners in gospel proclamation.

BARRELS

ARRIVE

The three barrels we sent from the U.S.A. to Indonesia arrived July 9 at Semarang. On August 26 they arrived at our house. Many of you gave us gifts that arrived via the drums. Thank you one and all for these very useful items, God is being good to us, and for this,
we praise His Holy name.

OPPORTUNITIES
UNLIMITED!?

^ I
P

IXH

and how fast? This is our prayer now. Opportunities and challenges are before us that we

Friends, how far does God want us to go, Medical assistance: last

month ten people died in one village. Proper medical care would have prevented this. Village leaders want us to teach reading and writing,

never dreamed of.

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10^^ *

'JUjH

Government officials want us to start a junior

school.
sive unevangelized people at our door steps.

There are still thousands of responHow

much we do depends on how God leads you at home

^Ulago, \/AJUULgQ, Jinadvi Uad2Ji oi Ug/wto NgAoto lotth uUXk iamM^ icarUMf

and let us know what God says.

and us here to sacrificially give.

Pray about it

Continuously praising the Lord,

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DECEMBER1976
No. 5

News from Ron and El!$n Ritchey, Missionaries to Indonesia

CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEWYEAR

We miss you all and especially so at Christmas time. It was such a joy to be in the U.S.A. last year and enjoy being with family and having snow. This time of year reminds us of our rich Christian heritage. In the new village work these people have NEVER cslebrated Christmas as Christians. They have no past traditions from which to pattern their cele bration. One leader asked, "When is Christmas, and how shall we celebi:ate it?" Let us pray
that here and in the USA we will exalt Christ in our celebrations.

MOR E

VICTORI ES
Ibu Selamet

We continue to Praise Godl

Tkc Ritchzy^ with tkejjl nm jttp

Bapak Tukimin, Ibu Selamet's husband, was

pictured in the last newsletter.

and Ibu Anwar were baptized October 31, 1976.

Now the fam

ily is united in Christ. November 2, 1976 Bob Sigafoose and Lew Cass organized the baptism of people from Pringapus, a village they are serving. In the last months, 147 people from the villages and Salatiga have been baptized not counting the Christians from Pringapus.
For all this let us praise Godl

CHRISTIAN

NURTURE

We continue to have lessons weekly in all of these villages. In four villages weekly communion services have started. The village leaders asked for training to lead funeral
services and weddings. On November 5 we started the session for leaders to conduct funeral

services. Ron and Mr. Oediyanto teach the leaders picked by the villagers themselves. Last month Ron conducted services for Bapak Sarno*s family. They lost their four month old son, their first child, Ron had taken the baby and family to the doctor the week

before. We don't know why the baby died, Ron hopes the wealth of medical knowledge and health standards which could prevent deaths will be taught to the villagers, Satan has these people in his grip and delights in their ignorance of God's Word and God's provi dential blessings discovered by modem scientists. Please pray that the preaching and teaching of God's Word will continue unhindered among these villagers. Also that old beliefs, fears of spirits, and superstitions will be replaced by God's Word and the leading
of His Spirit toward great freedom in Christ.

LEADERSHIP

TRAINING

Please pray for God to lead us in the finding and training of leaders for the villages, Elders are needed who will lead in Christian nurture such as worship services, Bible teaching, and pastoral calling. Evangelists are needed to continue carrying the Word to those in darkness. Church planters are needed to co-ordinate and develop their own and other's talents so that growing congregations will be multiplied.

HOME

FIRES

Besides developing the faith of others we must develop our own faith. Christ and His Word is a central part of life here at Jalan Serimi 1. Deric has memorized the books of the Bible

by singing them. To our surprise, Dasen, who was listening all along, knows many of the books
also! Deric loves to have stories read to him.

He listens again and again to Bible story books. Question from Deric: "Is it all right to kill

bad men?"

Answer from unsuspecting parents:

"No, God does not want us to kill anybody,"

Deric's response: "Then why did God help David
kill Goliath?" Deric's questions often make us feel we are back in Bible College and it is
final exam time. Our answers now are more than

Mea at vttZagti HoApzM,

OzdCyantos and Ettm
We constantly ask for God*s grace in

academic, they are shaping young and old lives, teaching the boys and all people we meet.

JEEP

IN

USE

Again a great big thanks to all of you who

helped us buy the Toyota Landcruiser we use daily.

Now the rainy season is in full swing and the Landcruiser with its four wheel drive gets un into

villages where most other vehicles cannot go.

Jeep is a great asset in our work here.

The

FINANCIAL

REPORT

We are preparing the 1976 financial report

which is planned to be printed in our first news

letter of 1977. At that-tiin&,--the Lord willing, a review of money received as compared to budgeted and expended income will be made. Presently we
are not receiving the amount of money needed to
meet the budget. Yet even so we have much more

than the great majority of our world.

We "will

sing to the Lord, because He has dealt bountifully with (us)," Psalm 13:6 Brethren, all praise be to God for the priceless gift of His Son. May
Christ's love radiate from our hearts this

Christmas season and always.

With warmest greetings in His eternal fellowship,

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year,

Ron, Ellen, Deric, and Dasen

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