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(Paul's Epistle)

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Overseas Address

Forwarding Address

Paul & Kathleen Pratt

Mrs. Polly Wilkinson

1210 Kamikasuya, Isehara City

23769 West Edison Road,

Kanagawa Ken, Japan, 259-11

South Bend, Indiana, ^6628

Bible Correspondence,

Church Plantin

Vol. XVIII, No. 1, Winter, 1975

Dear friends.

Christmas has recently followed a routine pattern here

ing, dramas

and the visit to the sanitorium.

But

with various class parties, carol

spiritual growth was

A larger than usual number of children and youth experienced the fact that

manifest

this

year.

"It is more blessed

to give than to receive" by sharing with the 88 patients at the ssinitorium.

Smiday School

children, on their own, prepared, rehearsed and presented their dramas.

Even the adult gift
exchange was spiritual as prepared notes of prayers and blessings were tucked inside the pack
ages.

Our youth group begins the year with chosen leaders.

^Hidetq.Joghii.in early summer,

we are hoping

Looking forward to

to lead the church

the return

of

to a degree of independence,

and"responsibility. We no longer need outside preachers to supply during my absence on ny mon

thly visit to the Zushi Church.

Our own men will be supplying for me.

The News Flash we wrote to the churches about the Inoues' baptism was just a'
flash*. More

details are needed. He is 62 years old and stands 6 feet tall.

He was reared in a Christian
home and lead his wife to Christ soon after they were married 3^ years ago. He is a chief con
sultant, civil engineer hired by the government for express highway construction.
He recently
returned from leading Japan's second survey team to Zaire, Africa on a project for the U.N.

to consider possibilities of building an expressway across Central Africa. He was so impressed

by the pioneer spirit of the missionaries he saw working right at the edge of the jungle there.
Having been sprinkled previously, he and his wife submitted to following Jesus' example,
and
command for immersion on December 29 > 197^-

The Doug Umbanhowars, missionaries to Thailand, made ^ ^ time to assist

Day preparations. Both Doug and Jeri sirS from the Bangor, Mich. Church, which,*
others have supported this work for years. They brought special greetings from
family will be studying crop possibilities and teaching agriculture methods to
ple in Thailand. We pray for their work.

yr

with Dedication
along with many
the church. The
the tribes peo

were privileged to welcome Larry and Joanie Lambdin to Japan on January 8th. Larry had

worked closely with Hideto Yoshii here at Isehara in 1968-1970 while serving with the U.S. Army

at nearby Can^ Zama. (see Sept. 1970 'Epistle') While escorting the Ohio Singers at Ono he ex
plained his desire to enter C.B.S. for ministerial training. The preacher, Masatami Kikkawa,
seemed to speak God's invitation to him, as he urged, "Why not return and serve in Japan?" So

Joanie & Larry Lambdin

Mr. Se Mrs. Inoue'e baptism

Mi

The Doug Umbanhowars

imnii

.r. '

Lydia & Rick Coyle visiting Kagoshima

Dedication Service
now, five years later, he and his wife are here studying the Japanese language at Kyoto.
the Lord's guidance as to their place of service in Japan maj' be clearly made known.
We want to share some important factors about our building.

1.

Pray

After its $1700 debt

is

repaid the church itself will have provided 72?^ of the total $9000 building cost. 2. The local
Christians contributed as much during this year of building ($2300) as they were able to save
ever the past six years.

3 The church continued as before to provide for others by contribut

ing 1"^ of their 197^ income to missions.

Even with a building debt to repay,

they decided

to give over half the Special Christmas Offering to missions, "As thanksgiving to God for His
blessings to us thru the building program".
Churches and Christians in Japan likewise help

ed tremendously by providing $1100.

6. The group so much appreciates the pews provided by you

Stateside Christians at a cost of $1000 and $300 in additional help.

Its wonderful that the National Missionary Convention brought its

fellowship and instruc-

tion right into Cincinnati where Mark and Lynn are ms^ng plans to come to Japan. They have set

^ early August as their deadline for sailing. They will work under Central Japan Christian Mis

sion and plan to live here at Isehara during their period of language study. This school year,
Lynn has been studying Japanese at the Univ. of Cincinnati- THOSE OF YOU WHO WISH FOR THEM AND

DAUGHTER KAEIS TO VISIT YOUR CHURCH, PLEASE WRITE MARK PRATT, 96O GRAND AVE, APT. 8, CINCINNATI,
OHIO, ^5205, or PHONE 513-231-3779.
There are 6,000,000

in Kanagawa Ken with only three Churches of Christ.

V be the second missionary and Hideto Yoshii will be the second preacher. So we are already set.sights, .elsewhere for beginning new works. Oh, the need is great!
"Pray to the Lord
of the harvest to send forth laborers".

k y.

CENTRAL JAPAN CHRISTIAN MISSION

U.S.

A Non-Profit Organization

South Bend, Indiana, ^628

POSTAGE

PAID

South Bend,

Address Correction Requested

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The Pratt family - 1973

BULK RATE

(Paul and Kathleen Pratt)

23769 West Edison Road,

Permit No.

Ind.

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CENTRAL JAPAN

CHRISTIAN MISSION

"The people that walked in darkness have

seen a great light:" ^

Overseas Address

Paul & Kathleen Pratt

v^

Isaiah 9'2

( New forwarding Address

"^Mrs. Mary Lou Bauer

1210 Kamikasuya, Isehara City

29IO East 98th St.

Kanagawa Ken, Japan, 259-11

Indianapolis, Ind., 46280

Bible Correspondence,

Church Plantim

Kindergarten,

Ad-Vangelism,

^
Campus Evangelism

Vol. XVIII, No. 2, Spring, 1975

Dear friends,

Let us nasp^^ri'Bute, to Polly and Ernie Wilkinson, who,

for the
I8 years h4i?ve lovingly and faithfully served
as Forwaifdihg-Agents-"f6r us without pay.
Many may have similar abilities, but few are so gener
ous in making them available to the Lord's work as
these

two have been.

A beautiful friendship began

when Kathleen and I

began working

26 years

with the Milburn

ago

Blvd.

Church in Mishawaka, Indiana. Polly and Ernie were serving

with the Linden Ave. Church in nearby South Bend. Without
children of their own, they have taught and lead countless

boys and girls to Christ through their

labors there and at

the West Side Church. Indirectly they have had a real part
in begetting spiritual children in far off Japan.

Let me just list a few of the duties of the Forwarding

Agent. They served as go-be-tween for our family and our

sponsoring churches. Cash gifts, letters, sometimes arti1
.e clothing,
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4.U

4. Japan
T
cles
of
books
and
gifts
were sent4. to

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Ernie
and
_
a- Polly
n Wilkinson

through them. They received gifts, keeping accurate record

for the mission and corresponded in our behalf with chur-

orwar ing gen s an

ission irec ors

ches and individuals.

While we were in the States they opened their home to us and assisted with

arrangements to the churches.

For some seven years until Mrs. Betty Burnham volunteered

over mailings, they were responsible for getting much of our publicity to the churches.

to take

At their

own expense they purchased a slide projector and answered the call of churches to speak and show
slides in behalf of the work in Japan. They have always kept abreast of the work and presented
an enthusiastic appeal in our behalf. Many who heard their program have been surprised to learn
that they have never visited Japan. We hope they will be able to some day.
WE ARE NOT AUTHORIZED TO GIVE THAT GREAT "WELL DONE" BUT

UNTIL OUR lord speaks, PLEASE ACCEPT OUR HUMBLE EXPRESSION OF

GRATEFUL APPRECIATION. OUR LOVE FOR YOU IS NO SECRET, AND IT
HAS BEEN MADE STRONGER BY YOUR FAITHFUL SERVICE TO US AND TO
THOSE WE LOVE IN JAPAN. IN THEIR BEHALF AND IN BEHALF OF OUR

FAMILY AND SPONSORING CHURCHES WE SAY, "ARIGATO- GOZAIMASHITA."

Wtt

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Polly and Ernie are resigning as Forwarding Agents but

will continue serving as directors of the mission. On June

^ 1975, MARY LOU^AND HARRY BAUER, 2910 EAST 98TH ST.. INAgents. Mary Lou is Kathleen's sister and Harry has been

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sixth member of the board of directors. While you are read-

inK this the Bauers are touring in Japan.

-i.

Back in Japan we are rejoicing over three baptisms dur-

Kay and
Kay
and Jackie
Jackie

past month, the beginning of English Worship services

organization of the church into working units and in_the

-harry and Mary Lou Bauer

New Forwarding
New
Forwarding Agents
Agents
and directors
and
directors

^yact_jthat_Central Japan Christian Mission has been recognized

"the Internal Revenue Service as non-profit.

A PROGRESS REPORT FROM MARK AND LYNN PRATT

Where We've Been - Since the first of the year we've visited the following churches;

Western

Hills Church, Montgomery Road Church, and Highview Christian Church in Cincinnati, ^hio; HiPoint Church, Bellefontaine, Ohio; and Central Christian Church, Carmel, Indiana.

We also visited Hideto Yoshii (our future co-worker, we hope) at Ball State
in Muncie, Indiana.

Unilrersity

These visits make a total of approximately 85O miles traveled.

Where We're Going- Our ultimate ^stination is Japan and plane tickets have been reserved for
August 23, 1973. In the meantime we have some other speaking engagements setup with ^chui^
ches who are considering regular support for the C.J.C.M. Campus Ministry.

This month (March) we plan to attend the annual Campus Ministers' Retreat in St. Louis,
Mo.

We'll be looking for a lot of ideas and advice there.

Our Biggest. Needs- (1) Prayer. It's a temptation to put money as the first need. But we know
that if Christian friends are sincerely praying for this work, the financial part will take
care of itself. We have seen the power of prayer at work for C.J.C.M. in the past. We seek
your prayers for this new area of the work.

(2) Regular Monthly Support. The money shown on this little financial sum
mary is supposed to be building up to take care of our travel expenses. But, as you can see
we have to dip into it quite often for other needs as well. Still, we feel_o_ur travel fund
money is going to come in. We have approximately 1/3 of our regular support promised as of

March 2nd. If your church would be interested'in a program, contact us at: 9^0 Grand, Apt.8,
Cincinnati, Ohio, ^3203

Our phone number is (313) 231-3779

~~

Our Thanks We want to thank in advance Mark's aunt, Mary Lou Bauer, who will be taking
over the forwarding agent's Job for the whole mission. This will be a big Job. We've spent
a lot of time talking with her, trying to anticipate problems and difficult situations that
may come up.

We also want to thank Karis' Grandma and Grandpa Lusby. We count on them to keep Karis
for us when we have particularly long trips. They will be keeping her when we go to the Cam
pus Minister's Retreat and when we go to camp for one week this summer.
Financial Summery - Campus Ministry Fund
Mark and Lynn Pratt

Expenses

Received

Regular support from 2 churches

Special speaking engagements
Special gifts from individuals
Total Receipts

Total Expenses (see right)

Balance on hand March 2, 1975

Travel Club membership

8.00

Travel Atlas

4.00

Passport applications
26.00
Passport photos
11.30
Deposit for overseas flight 100.00
Travel expenses
103.30
Rent-A-Car for speak, eng.
22.00

$235.00

5't3.26
158.00
$756.26

$380.21+

Songbooks

1376.02

Display materials
Film, recording tapes etc.

20.00
13.00

6.00

Ministers' Retreat Deposit

10.00

Mi so ellaneous

10.24

Postage, printing etc.

CENTRAL JAPAN CHRISTIAN MISSION

23769 West Edison Road,

South Bend, Indiana, 46628

A Non-Pr6fit

42.00

Organization
BULK RATE

Address Correction Requested

U.S.

POSTAGE

PAID

South Bend,

Ind.

Permit No. 316

Mark, Lynn and Karis Pratt

Gleanings

Panl and Mrs. Kathleen Pratt in Japan

express their deep appreciation to Ernie

and Mrs, Polly Wilkinson for 18 years of

loving, faithful service as their forwarding

agents. On June 1, 1975 Kathleen's sister

will assume the duties of forwarding agent

for Central Japan Christian Mission serving
both the Paul Pratt family and the Mark

Pratt family, Harry Bauer serves on the

OJC$! board and the Bauers have toured
Japan, Mark and Mrs, lynn Pratt have
plane tickets reserved for departure to

Japan on Aug. 25, 1975* The new forwarding

agents address is: Mrs, Mary lou Bauer,

2910 East 98th Street, Indianapolis, IH

46280.

Gleanings

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p o - r u no T e-gami
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(Paul & Mark's Epistle)

CENTRAL JAPAN

J
/

CHRISTIAN MISSION

"The people that walked in darkness have

seen a great light:"
Isaiah 9*2

'

Overseas Address

^v

Forwarding Address

Paul 8f Kathleen Pratt

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Mrs. Mary Lou Bauer

1210 Kamikasuya, Isehara City

2910 East 98th St.,

Kanagawa Ken, Japan, 2^9-11

Indianapolis, Ind., 46280

dence.
Bible Correspondence,

Church Planting,
Church
Plantin;

Kindergarten,

Ad-Vangelism,

Campus Evangelism

Vol. 18, No, 3, Summer, '75

7 inyc
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PROGRESS REPORT OF CAMPUS MINISTRY * March 2 to May 4, I975

7 1975

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By the time you get this Epistle, I will have quit
ny job at the Federa] Reserve Bank. This spare time will
nov; be used in study of campus ministry, talking with lo~
cal campus ministers, VBS and group engagements, and all
those details of moving overseas.
We have presented the work of CJGM campus ministry
to the following congregations; in Ky., Sherman, Lystra

(Lynn's home church), and Antioch Churches of Christ, and

Elizabeth Christian Church;

in Ind., Dean Ave. Christian

Church, Terre Haute, and Mars Hill Church of Christ, Ind

ianapolis,

in Pa., Vanderbilt and Scotdale

Churches

of

Christ.

Easter Sunday morning we visited at

A special meeting we were able to attend was the
our home church here, Montgomery Rd. annual campus minister's retreat in St, Louis.
This was
Church of Christ, and . were given
sponsored by the North American Christian Student Fel

this 'giant' check for

SHOO. .'The

Montgomery Rd. folks have been with

us thru major events in our lives

- our marriage, college graduation,

lowship.

(I tried to convince them to take

"'World-V/ide"!)

the name

The informal nature of this retreat

of

gave

us a chance to talk to many campus ministers, sharing

ideas and dreams. We were uplifted by the enthusiasm of

Karis' birth. They have showered us

these

with gifts on all these occasions.

And now this wonderful gift for the
campus ministry - well, it seems we

great need

2,168 miles we've traveled.

are always thanking them!

It was a privilege for us

along with Mary Joyce to
represent mom and dad at Polly and Ernie Wilkinson's

TRAVEL FUND

$ 376.02

Received for speaking

Special Gifts from churches5
8f individuals

5o5.3d

1615.00

Monies from Reg. Support.

Churches
Total income

324.00
32880.38

us

with the

these trips

total

sent from eight different churches to express thanks to

them. We Pratt kids were quite moved by the whole thing
and were misty-eyed several times.
Thinking about our future puts us on extreme 'highs'
and 'lows'.
We are brought low by worrying about our
capabilities, our finances, and the details of getting
ready.
And then we're on the mountaintop as we antici
pate the challenge, realize the love of the people here,

promised.
29.12

53.25

294.73

Short term loan to fellow

missionarv

All

At this point, approximately $3^5 per mbn;th has been

Printing, Postage &

Program travel expense

they challenged

and see our plans materialize.

Expenses

Supplies
Shots, Travel Fix

and

for campus ministry.

Surprise Appreciation Service, May 4th. Persons were pre

Income

Balance on Mar. 2, '75

men and women;

302.00

Total Expenses

% 679.10

Balance on hand May 4, '75

32201.28

ount

This is just over one third of the heeded

of $1000 a month.

dates open in

There are still some

June and July.

am

speaking

Contact us at: 960 Grand,

Apt. #8, Cincinnati, Ohio, 43205. Phone 513-251-5779.

Sincerely yours - and His,

PBSSL
EDWiK
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***

Akihito Morizone's Baptism

uur unurcn Bign at Isehara -Station

"Come unto me all ye that labor..."

Dear friends,

Mary-Lou and Karry-were thrilled to be able zo participat"e in our v/eek-end revival meeting.
We had a total of 250 persons in four services and ten students decided to study toward becoming
Christians.

Fray that communist teachers cannot disuade them.

Since that time three persons have accepted Christ and been baptized. Ken and Yumi (boy &

girlfriend) made their decisions at about 11:00PM and after a prayer service they were bapti
zed just about midnight. Consultation with her mother revealed a genuine interest in Christ.
In 1970, Akihito'" ^.ed with the Ohio Singers against God at Kagoshima. In 1972, single-

handed, he sponsored
was when I was firs"

e New Ohio Singers at his|college near Obiliri Univ. He declared, "That

.wn to Christ". Then he seemed to just abvsorb Christianity. I'ive years

after it all began, ;ic came up out of the baptistrjl" making the victory sign.
a victory over his own pride. Praise God!

He had recognized

In May I_ spoke to the Isehara Rotary Club jmd in June to the Lions Club. Tliey requested
remarks about varying customs and gave me freedom to testify of my faith.
In May, Kathleen and I had the experience of a memorial service for Mr. Inoue's parents and

brothers. The family ashes were being moved from Omihachiman to a new cemetary at Mt. Fuji.
Our Missionary Convention followed the All-Japan Convention and developed the illustration
of Jesus, "Except a grain of wheat..die, it abides alone." "Are we prepared to die?" "Rather,
are v;e prepared for the even more difficult task of

living daily

for Christ?"

"Like Paul, do

we really 'die daily'?" Recently, in Viet Nam, seven missionaries were persecuted unto death.
\i/hich makes martyrdom a possibility for those who "are His" in this evil world.

\ Tetsuo and Hideko (Yabiku) Domen are making plans for ^ second Songs of Praise record.
.rfX A ^^ary Joyce and her roommate Barbara Roth will be in Japan during the "^mmer. They will be

a tremendous help to our youth, summer camps and evangelism. Pray for Mark. Lynn and Karis' departure August 23rd and their plans.
^
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Central Japan Christian Mission

23769 West Edison Road,

^ Non-Profit Organization

South Bend, Indiana, ^6628

BULK RATE

U.S.

Address Correction Requested

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Permit No. 316

JUL

PRAY! With Karis

7 1575

Karis

in Papa
Lusby's

P o - r u no T e-gami
(Paul Z-. Mark's Epistle)

homemade

CENTRAL JAPAN

swing,

CHRISTIAN MISSION

"The ^people that walked in darkness have ^ ^

Williams-

seen a great light:"

town, Ky.

Isaiah 9^2

Overseas Address

Forwarding Address

Paul & Kathleen Pratt

Mrs. Mary Lou Bauer

1210 Kamikasuya, Isehara City

2910 East 98th St.,

Kanagawa Ken, Japan, 259-11

Indianapolis, Ind., ^6280

Dear friends.
The summer found

Vol. XVIII, No.

us in a multitude

of preparations before

September, 1975

our August 23 departure.

We were

mission speakers at 10 VBS's, 3 camps, plus speaking to 2 churches almost every Sunday. Moving
details,

travel paperswith God's help

everything was in order

VBS children at White Oak

Cincinnati, learned about

Japan.

Lynn studying for her

Japanese final exam.

at Delhi VBS,
Cincinnati.
PRAISE GOD
FOR ALL OF
YOU WHO
SHARED.

and we arrived on schedule.

PEAYER - A - GRAM

Mark and Lynn studying the language - Guidance

to

land and supply of needed funds- -

Need

for a used car and eventually a second - Pray

for Hideto Yoshii*s applications for a teach

ing post, for beginning service in the church

and other very important decisions- - Fall &

winter plans of evangelism at the church- -

Guidance in all things

Mary & Barbara interviewed at UDilin College
Dear friends,

What a busy but joyous summer!

It began with Mary's return home in June and was capped by

Mark and Lynn and Karis' arrival on August 2^th and Hideto Yoshii's return on August 26th. We
praise the Lord who does all things well.
family members left behind.

And this will certainly include His comfort to those

Mary scheduled English Classes thru the summer,

was lifeguard at Motosu Camp and received

six college credits by attending the Summer Session at Sophia University. Barbara Roth, Mary's
room mate spent three months with us, too, teaching English and assisting as pianist in the
church. Most people comment about the natural beauties of Japan.
But what impressed Barb was
"the Joy and boldness of the Christians I met, who shine as lights in their world". This is

testimony to the growth of Christians in the two churches.

A total of 20 persons represented
Zushi and Sannobara at Motosu Christian Camp. Sannobara also sponsored two different
musical
programs during the summer and a three day home-force rally in August.
Mark & Hideto preached,

As of this writing the church has repaid over half of their $1700 building debt since Jan. 1st.
Four persons have been baptized since our last Epistle, and recent converts are faithful.
Yuichi Nakagawa. our gxiitarist, accompanied us to Karuizawa to help ShimoOchiai Christians
in a coffee-house type of evangelism. Two persons were actually baptized but as a result of
personal evangelism many went away relieved of doubts and misunderstandings about Christianity.
Some of the problems are as follows: "Why is there suffering in the world?" "Isn't there qiite
a contradiction between the Bible and science?" "If I become a Christian, what difference

It make in my daily life?" "Aren't all religions striving for the same thing?" "If
the Bible in English, will I be better able to use English conversation?"

will

study

A ^nerqus-_gift was received from the Art Katt family as ^ Memorial to Art's parents Mr. ^
Mrs. Andrew'Katt with whom we seized for seven years at Mishawaka, Indiana.

It will be applied

toward the purchase of a newer used car which is needed now.

^

CENTRAL JAPAN CHRISTIAN MISSION

23769 West Edison Road,

South Bend, Indiana, ^6628

BULK RATE

Address Correction Requested

A Non-Profit

South Bend, Ind.

Permit No. 316

'6 1975

When you write, please use one of

the addresses on the front page.

/7 7

POSTAGE

PAID

Organization

The above address is for Mailings.

U.S.

Overseas Address

Forwarding Address

Paul and Kathleen Pratt

Mrs. Mary Lou Bauer

Mark and Lynn Pratt

1210 Kamikasuya, Isehara City,

Kanagawa ken 259-11, Japan

Vol. XVIII, No. 5,

P o -

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no

T e-gami

2910 East 98th St.,

Indianapolis, Ind., 46280

(Mark & Paul's Epistle)

exTff A/

November, 1975

LOT BEC0/1ES /WAILABLE

TWO BLOCKS FROM OBIRIN COLLEGE
WILL BE THE THIRD EVANGELISTIC PROJECT OF THE PRATTS

THIS IS A SCALE MODEL OF THE LOT.

Size:

60 TSUBO (Japanese Measure)

Total 56 ft. X 60 ft.

Situation: Two Blocks from Obirin

College

Cost: 1$765.^5]per Tsubo

IS 47.77lper Sq. Cubit (Bible
times measurement)
The barred section below indicates
the amount that has been ra"' sed.
PLEASE HELP US PAY FOR THE REMAIN

ING 51 2/5 TSUBO11!

Color in the squares as you share

in the cost of this lot for the Obi

rin College Campus House.

OY\<. TJBo

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Dear friendr,

We didn't know whether we would buy,

rent, or whatwhen it came time to locate the campus minis

try. In fact, we even wondered if there would be anything available at a reasonable price, since
Obirin College is right inside Tokyo proper. And now we have found what we think would be an ideal

place to build. It's just two blocks from Obirin and is in a fast-growing community, on a nicely
paved boulevard with water and electricity.
Our plan is to buy this land, then build a two-story buildingone floor for Mark and Lynn's home
and the other floor for the campus house. With our recent experience building the church here, we are
confident that we can do much of the building ourselves at a minimum cost.
Through a campus ministry we will be able to reach 5,000 youth from all over this country and even
a few from other countries. It's our prayer that as they graduate and scatter to other parts of the
country and the world, they will be able to take the Good News that they have heard with them.
In this letter we want you to sense how anxious we are to begin. And we hope that you can antici

pate the challenge and excitement along with usl

^
Sincerely yoursand His,

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^ SEND TO: Obirin Campus House Fund

^
c/o Mary Lou Bauer

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2910 E. 98th St.

Indianapolis, IN 46280

R
tsubo

We

will buy

cubits

for the Obirin Campus House.

Check for

is enclosed.

Check will be sent by Thanksgiving

by Christmas

by

Name and address:

X
X

Hideto Yoshii

Married Oct. l8th

Lynn, Karis & Mark Pratt

THANKS

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