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we could this newsletter

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Iing.When
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she died, she

did so at home with

ing about the

tremendous

.;i

her family, exactly as

would
have wanted it.

she

loss we expetwo

The

next
weeks

April
2003,

three

were

spent

Connie Schultz, H
Dawn's moth-

making all the

inevitable

passed away her

home Al-

arrangements and

spending as

toona, PA.

Kerry Kerry and and Cc Connie Schultz with

us on their visit in Christmas of 2000. tmasof2000.

much

time

Many of you already know that we made the trip back to America
in order to be with her and the

with the rest

us again by email until after we

arrived back in Australia.

We will never forget the look

on Connie's face
in the

family. Dawn's father called us in Australia on Saturday to say that the doctor suggested that we get back as soon as possi ble. By Monday morning we had our tickets, our bags were packed, and we had made arrangements for at least one
month's absence.

when we
door.

arrived

front

of the family as we could. Having traveled to our support ing churches only 12 months ago, we reasoned that the best place to be was at the family's
side.

Dawn's father hadn't told her

about our coming for fear it

would affect her condition. She

Returning to Australia was very lonely and difficult for us

this time. But we are comfort

was completely surprised! She had no idea we were coming.

We thank the Lord that He

ed by the fact that we are not

alone in our grief. The Lord knows the pain of grief and He is our refuge. Thank you to so many of you who have sent emails and
cards of comfort and love.

made our timing perfect.

We

We told as many people as

we could via email about our

were able to talk and share

trip, but were unable to send

out a newsletter because of the hurriedness of the situation. In

time together, letting the girls spend time with Connie while
she was still able to smile and talk to them.

Thank you, also, to those who

have contributed to this unex

fact, one of the things we forgot

to pack was the email address
list so that we could continue to

Within a few days she was

unable to communicate, and
within the week she went home to be with the Lord. We thank

contact people while in America. This may be why some of you didn't hear from

pected expense. We thank God every time we remember all of you!

God that she didn't have to

endure a long period of suffer-

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p.s. - clM you know our website now h^sthe locgl wegtbei-for Newcgstle^
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FroyiA. tifiwiA,

you have losttracte, LaureiA. Is Ivi year 3 aiA.d Leah Is 1\a. feliA^der0arteiA, uvow. Outside of school, both the 0lrLs are liA^volved Iia.

As pc?t.iA-fuL ayid hard as, this past trip "hom-e" was fov us, it WAS ciLso such a woiA,c;(erfuL tlm.e

My faith wlLL co^vtliA^ue to Loofe up

to H-lm.

0ymiA,astlcs. Leah loves to draw

liA. herspare time av\,d write letters to people. LauretA. Is ti/i the
Waratah ^^IrLs C-holr, akvd Is

to be with fakVLt-ly aiA^d to feel the

love Ci\A.(i support of those who cared for us duri\A^ this

After speiA.dlkv0 what seemed

llfee all four seasoiA/S Iia, o^ve
moiAxth l^^ PA, we have settled
bacte liA,to AustraLlaiA. wliA/ter here.

My m-om. Left behlkvd a woi^dtrful Le0flcy. she was a fi0hteK. she

fou0ht cciiA-cer off a\A^ ovi for 23 yeflKS. she lA^ever Let It 0et her
kvtost peopLei/csverwet^

The 0lrLs are settled bacte ItA^to school aiA,d activities akvd doir^
"weLL. uMurgR ~aiA;d cea'ti botlT"

ItA-volved K-ld's club oia. Prida^ i^l0hts. she Is 0rowltA<0 very i:^ulctely aiA-d flkvally 0rowliA.0
liA-to her clothes!
A^mzrts bacte to "her ^or\A^al

teiA^w wheiA. she wasi^'t feeLLuv0 weLL. she m.c?de n c^lffereiA-ce 1\a,

the Lives of everyoiA-e she cam.e

lioto coiA^tact with, she had a

made It liA,to the seml--ftkvaLs for their public speafeliA.0 this term; the results will come after this

self after about a mo^vth of tryiiAj^ to settle bacfe Ikv here, she Is

bacfe to et^oylkv0 felady 0ym oia.

Tuts,da^s preschool Okt Wedkvesdays, aiA-d play 0roup oia, Fridays, she pretty much tafe
i^oiA.-stop aiA.d sliA.0s about the
same, she Is a character, but
Church,

way of m.afel^v0 people feeL they

were special, whether she wDr\ztd with theHA., for thei^, or had treatm,eiA,ts with them.. Htr patlei^ce

i^ewsLetter Is out, so If you wa^^t to flkvd out If they woi^., you will
have to sei^-d us aiA- email, i sup pose! LaureiA,'s speech Is eiA.tltLed, "ways to Matee your Mum

far out-wel0hed those ofaiA.yoiA,e I

have met.
my

C-rakvfey" (a

humorous

o^e).

still my baby!

she
mom

aiA.d I wllL miss

her always,

if
J

you havei^'t ever met my mom, you have missed

out oiA. a woi^der-

fuL bLesslK0.
Lool^ltA.0 bacf^
OIA/ that mowth,

myflutedurliA.0
ai^d

school

ei^tertaliA,-

lkv0 0uests f^eeps

me busy most of
I have

the time.

started playlkt0 SuiA-day

the

mortA,ltA.0 servic

es ai^d have real

we ca^v see ^od's

ly ekijoyed It.
This past weefe a dear frlei^ from
}<.iA,oxvlLle,

tlmliA^ was def-

liA'ttely perfect |||||PB^W

l^v, every way.
me would stlLL
Lltee to be bacfe

< Lauren pose with Papa and his truck in Pennsylvania. Anna, Leah & Pennsylvania.

Becfey Lowe, Lowe, passed away. 1

will always be
Leah's Is eiA^tltled, ''Ta\zl\A,Q a^v

home with my family du.rliA,0

this time of 0rlevlkv0, i fei^^w cqod has put us here Iia. Australia aiA,d we weed to coiA.tliA-u.e ovi Iia- our Life of service to H-lm. I 0uess this Is

thaiA-teful to her for et^oura0liA-0

Alrplai^e Ride to Ai^ertca' (she details the Iia.s aiA.d outs of air ports aiA.d alrplakves a^td beliA,0 a

me to play flute a0aliA. while we

were attetA,dliA.0 ^ap creefe ChrlstlaiA, church. I really tatee

passeiA-0er). Needless to say we

where ''waLfeliA,0 by faith aiA,d kvot

are very ^roud of them, ivi case

joy ItA, playliA^ avtd my fotA.dest \M.ev]A.orits, stem from playljA,0

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difficult.

the

We sometimes get discouraged when we

don't see the kind of

m.y oldest brother, Kierry, a\/^d his wife,

Ai^-ltfl, had their first

baby a few weefes after

we nrrl\/ec< bci&te l^v

growth we're looking for, or it doesn't hap pen as quickly as we'd

like.

However,

I recall

Ai/tstrnUfl.

Kasey

conversations with our

Lyi/vkv Is her tA.flm.e.

This wlU be the first

good

friend

Becky

Lowe, who had visited

both Australia and New Zealand before

0rCiiA-cic^au0hter for kw-y c=(ae( oi^thnt slcie of the About a third ofthe group from our "Indoor Campout" inJune, our arrival, and wodd. 3he joLi^s oi/cr 3 remember her encouri^hews who are lA-earby a\/id ov^e regarding the return or other aging words. She said that it
lotore oiA, the way. ThoL<0h we
use of those funds.

was a difficult field, much like

were so sac< we weret^'t able to

We also reported that Tom &

Eleanor Huffman, former mis sionaries here, had moved to a

western Europe. But that they

needed us there, and that God
would use us.

stay aroi^d to see her uvewborw, we are so thaiA-lefucL she has arrived

Is healthy. AIL of you who reoelve this

lA^wsletter have affected our lives

new

ministry

in

Sherman,

When we look back at how

Ikv a positive way. we wlLL always be thatA^feful for you.r

prayers, support, aiA-d ei/vcoura0eku.eiA.t, especially l^v hard tlm,es.

Texas. That ministry is going well, but they have returned to America to find that their family
farm was auctioned off in their

absence due to a mix up in papenvork. Now these faithful servants have lost a major por
tion of their retirement. Please

May ^:^od Bless each orue of you..

L)ve, i^awtA.

things were here four years ago, we realize that God has definitely been working. Though we may not always recognize it, God is moving in this place, and we are honored to be a part of it.
There are times when it is

pray for them. In February and March, we

knew that Dawn's mother

difficult to know what exactly

God has in mind. We don't doubt God's love and concern

From Tim
It has been a difficult few

nnonths. When we last wrote,

Shawn Buis was gearing up for his youth ministry internship in Australia, beginning sometime in late January to early February. Personal difficulties in his life caused us to agree
with him to cancel his intern

wasn't doing well. It was still a surprise, though, that we had to return quickly and say our goodbyes. Our testimony in this newsletter speaks as to
how difficult this was to bear.

for us, but we still ask the

questions of Job. Why do bad things happen to good people? Why do the innocent suffer?
Why me? Why now?

Just before the writing of this

newsletter we were informed

that Becky Lowe, a good firend

and former board member for

God is bigger than all of these questions, though. He has answers that we can't pos sibly imagine, and we may
never realize them until we For meet Him face to face.

Malawi

Christian

Mission,

ship. It was a blow to be that far along in the program and have nothing to show for it. We thank those of you who gave in support for Shawn,
and we have since made

passed away having also suc cumbed to cancer. Our deep est condolences to her family.
We will all miss her.

now, it is enough to know that

He is the One who is in control. Blessed be the Name of the
Lord!

We continue to be faithful to

arrangements with everyone

the call of ministry here in Australia, though times are

On a happier note, we have met a young man named Ken

Nathan, an Australian man

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December 2003

Volume 9.2

Season's Greetings
For Christ mas this year our church re

ceived one of th

greatest gifts of all. Three teenag ers were baptized Christ, teenagers
whom we have b

praying would re( Christ for years. Earlier in the year, our church began to participate in a city-wide effort to plan and host a good, old-fashioned evangelistic crusade. The problem in Australia is, you can't call it a good, oldfashioned evangelistic cru sade! So how do you plan an
event the has the end results

of a crusade, but doesn't look

like your traditional Billy Gra

ham event.

II IIIK^!STi^rs

For starters, you look to see if there is anyone around who is successfully doing it already.
There's no sense in reinvent

ing the wheel. That's when it

was decided that we would in vite Harvest Christian Fellow

i.

hunter
O -f' - IciUrie

ship from California. Billy Gra ham has indicated that Greg
Laurie, minister of the church,

harvesto3
NewcastlQ Entertainment Centra
Scpteniibc'r 11-14

is the next great evangelist.

December 2003
Froioi T>uw\A.
I as the am convinced that is

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time ahead. Practices have

really well at gymnastics and really enjoys the activity. She

has learned to swim without

time is going faster and faster

Christmas season

upon us once again! As I re flect on this past year, I can see many ways our family has
grown in our Christian faith
and walk with the Lord. What would we do with

begun and alterations and props are in the making. This is a very exciting time of year for most everyone.
Both Lauren and Leah

floaties or any help, so she is quite proud of herself. She will be 4 by the time you receive
this newsletter, and we will

will take part in the school play this year. Lauren will also be performing in a few Christmas
concerts with the Waratah Girls Choir before the end of

have celebrated 5 years here

in Australia. Hard to believe!

out computers! It is not always easy to be so far away from "home" when major events taRe place, whether happy or sad. My brother Scott and his wife Lorl, just had their 4th boy, Carter. Another nephew! I am looking fonA^ard to seeing
him over the net soon. We re

Looking ahead to next year, I have decided to take on the role of playgroup coor
dinator for the church. This

the year. All 3 girls will be taking part in the kids' Christmas program at church as well. They are all

very excited. They mostly get

excited this time of year be
cause school will be over for

cently met our new niece Kasey over the net as well. Despite what some people say, the internet does have it's

them until next year, when they move up a class.

Both Lauren and Leah have

done well this year in school..

Stheprogam
feel the Lord has lead me into.

group_meets_each Friday in the morning for 2 hours and is a great outreach to mothers and young children. This has been a big decision for me, but one I
This will be a whole new ex

perience for me, but I am look ing forward to using my talents in this ministry. I will continue to teach Sunday school and be
coordinator,

but we will be

cutting down from having four programs a year to hav ing only one larger program a year. 1 will
continue to be an at mother home

and
at and

but God been

has
and

volunteer school

preschool
when I can, and of COUrse,

with a very un- ' our3girison top of our van on the way home from Toowoomba iba convention
derstanding husband and children, which I am very thankful!
for
Most all of our church

provided

me

are very proud of both of them.

her reading and maths. We

Leah has just taken off with

that entails!

Pf, .

u,

be the "minister's wife" and all

"

I will

always

auxiliaries will be finishing up the year with special programs and events early this month. It is looking like a very hectic

Anna is doing well with most everything. She is very

social and likes to keep up with

her big sisters. She is doing

you all again for your prayers and cards and encouraging words since the encouragir passing of my mother. Thank

enrails Thank

passing of

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you to those of you
who are so faithful in

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involved in, with hopes that there may even
be some who are will

sending cards, emails, packages, etc... They mean more than you know! I hope you all have a very "Happy Christ
mas and New Year"

ing to go and work

with us. All of these issues were discussed in a

meeting I had recently

with the church elders.

Love, Dawn

We really believe that

now is the time for us

Tt/H
The opening of the new training centre in
Toowoomba,
sland has

] Dedication service of Toowoomba training Centre

of the J

to start looking into what our next phase of ministry in Australia is going to be.
For two months the

Queen
one

been

other major events of the year. A few years ago we learned 1 that a church in Queensland 1 wanted to build a facility that t
would house their church, as >

who had contributed signifi cantly to the construction of

elders got together to discuss and pray about this. A few

weeks before our church anni

the facility. The second window from the top left is dedicated to the Charlestown
Church of Christ. Praise the Lord that the church here is

versary service, we brought it

before the church deacons.

Finally, we revealed our plans

to the entire church at the an

well as a new training centre J for young ministers-to-be.

The church here in Charles-

looking for ways to reach out for the Lord in ministry.

niversary service. In our dis cussion, we outlined 7 goals

for our church for 2004.

town quickly got on board and1 began supporting that work, giving both financially and ma terially. In August we sent a> small group of men to work on 1 the project first-hand. It was a\ joy to see it all coming together
and to see some of the trades

As Dawn has already men

tioned, we celebrated the fifth anniversary of our arrival in Australia in November. Approaching this date has given
us reason to reflect on our

1. To train the existing leaders to leading small

groups.

2. To establish at least one

ministry here and refocus on

the vision the Lord has for us.

men of the church putting their trade to good use for God's Kingdom.
It just so happened that the
Australian Christian Conven tion was to be held at the church ber. in Toowoomba this

Five years ago we planned on working with the local

church here in Australia in or

additional small group. 3. To begin a prayer chain. 4. To establish a monthly prayer theme for different ar
eas of the church.

der to partner with them in fu

ture church work. The idea at the time was that after a few

5. To increase our church tithe from 10% to 12%.

6. To begin supporting at
least one new mission.

year from the 3rd - 5th of Octo

On the afternoon of the

4th of October, nearly 200' people gathered together to>

years of working with the local congregation, we would have gained quite a bit of cultural knowledge and be ready for a truly "Australian" work. There

7. To make plans for a new church plant.

We were confident that

participate in the dedication of the building. During the service, specially designed glass
windows were uncovered and

was also the hope that this would raise up support from
the church so that they would at the very least support the
church work that we would be

most of these goals would be ratified by the congregation. It was the seventh goal that we
were concerned about. Would

dedicated to various people

the congregation understand and would they accept such a bold plan?

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