Elim Bible Institute - Oasis Yearbook (Lima, NY)

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LEFT, TOP TO BOTTOM: 1. Bro. Jestis baptizing a fellow Mexican in a povtable baptismal tank. 2. Sixto Lopez Z. Latin American believers worshipping. RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM: 1. George Barney mixing adobe to build a Mexican pastor ' s home. 2. Victoria 3 a Mexican pastor 3 teaching Christians in a village. Z. John 3 Joy 3 and Eleanor Barstow of Haiti. 4. Christians fellowshipping in Lima 3 Peru. m f I ' ' T- f p I ;v 97

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God is at work in Latin America. Many are coming to Christ through varied avenues. Three Latin American missionaries and their work are featured on these pages. Sixto and Ruth Lopez are involved in an extensive radio ministry in Bogota, Colombia . The radio ministry is very effective here in Colombia., so many are saved and blesse ' d through the Word. They have also opened a downtown office for counselling and teaching, including a Dial-a-Message telephone Service. At a recent convention in Bogota, several found healing in the Name of Jesus. George and Virginia Barney are working among villages near Matehuala, Mexico. The Holy Spirit is blessing their in- volvement in village evangel- ism and teaching. Five Mexicans have indicated they feel called of the Lord. One of these said he had two burros he would have to seil and some corn to gather and then he would be ready to go wherever the Lord would have him go. On the way home that day he sold his burros and is home now harvesting his corn preparing to move out for the Lord. John and Eleanor Barstow of Haiti are deeply involved in ministry there teaching and evangelizing. They have recently returned to establish a new work in a remote area. There is a great mixture of religions in this area and one church is called The Pentecostal Methodist National Cathedral of Erzeduelie!

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UPPER LEFT: V.G. Kunjappy and family from Pathanam- thitta 3 South India. UPPER RIGHT: 1. Bro. Spencer and Arthur dodzweit 2. David Clark with Benny Knoll Gati and Mary Beth Genet BELOW: Youth With A Mission in Scotland.