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Mission Printing, Inc.
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Board of Directors
Tom Garner, President
Jack Brady, Vice–President
Doug Jarvis, Secretary
Roy Thomas, Treasurer
Tom Sarratt, Jr.
Richard Renfro

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I'LL ALWAYS BE THERE FOR YOU!

In 1989, an earthquake hit Armenia. Over 30,000 people were killed in a matter of minutes. After the quake, a father left the safety of his house and rushed to the school where he knew his son was at the time of the earthquake. When he arrived, he found that the building had been leveled.

He had once made a promise to his son: “No matter what I'll always be there for you!” As he looked at the pile of debris, he felt hopeless and tears filled his eyes. What could he possibly do? But he kept remembering the commitment he had made to his son.

He remembered where his son's classroom was, in the back right corner of the building, and he rushed to the spot and started digging through the rubble. As he was digging, other heartbroken parents arrived. They were crying and saying, “My son!” “My daughter!” Others tried to pull him away from the debris saying, “It's too late! They're dead! You can't help. Go home. Face reality, there's nothing you can do! You're just going to make things worse?

But to each person he responded, “Won't you help me?” and continued to dig for his son, stone by stone.

The fire chief tried to pull him away, telling him fires were breaking out and explosions were

  

happening all around them. But the loving, caring Armenian father responded, “Won't you help me?”

The police told him he was endangering others and should go home, but again he replied, “Won't you help me?” No one helped.

Courageously he proceeded alone. He dug for eight hours ... 12 hours ... 24 hours ... 36 hours ... then, in the 40th hour, he pulled back a bolder and heard his son's voice. He screamed his son's name, “ARMAND!”

He heard back, “Dad! It's me Dad! I told the other kids not to worry. I told them that if you were alive you would save me and when you saved me, they would be saved. You promised, ‘No matter what, I'll always be there for you!’ You did it, Dad!”

There were 13 other children still alive with Armand. When the building collapsed, it had made a wedge like a triangle, and saved their lives.

Armand's father said to his son, “Come on out, boy!”

“No, Dad! Let the other kids out first, 'cause I know you'll get me! No matter what, I know you'll be there for me!”

Satan would like for Christians to believe that Christ isn't going to keep the promises He made.

John 5:24
“Most assuredly, I say to you, he who hears My word and believes in Him who sent Me has everlasting life, ...”

John 11:25–26
“Jesus said to her, ‘I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in Me, though he may die, he shall live. And whoever lives and believes in Me shall never die. Do you believe this?’ ”

John 14:2–3
“In My Father's house are many mansions; if it were not so I would have told you, I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again and receive you to Myself, that where I am, there you may be also.”

  

What the Son of God has promised, He will keep! It doesn't matter if He made the promise today or over 2,000 years ago, the word of our Savior makes it so.

Christians have a responsibility similar to the little boy in the above story. We have to assure everyone around us who is trapped by the world that they have to place their unwavering trust in Jesus. We must hare His promise that He will be back to save His children. We must tell them to trust and obey His word and only then are we guaranteed eternal safety. Our temporary comfort or safety may be put on the line while trying to warn those around us, but remember: Jesus sacrificed the temporary life for our eternal reward. It will not be easy, but with Jesus, it is amazing what we can do and who we can reach! As you look around you, you need to ask yourself, “Is there anyone suffocating nearby that needs the breath of life from our Savior, Jesus Christ?”

Vendall W. Dollarhide

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Pangasinan, Philippines
Calsiao Church of Christ
Roberto Q. Indong

We continue the assembling of ourselves together on Sundays in the study of the powerful Word of God and in hearing the life changing messages of God. The church now has more appreciation for what the Lord has done for us. There is great excitement in seeing souls restored and strengthened. There is overwhelming satisfaction in knowing we are doing what the Lord has asked us to do.

Members are bringing their loved ones and friends to worship and Bible studies on Sundays. Our Wednesday devotional service at the homes of members also fortifies the members of our spiritual family and summons truth seekers who hunger and thirst for the saving power of the Lord. Public high school students are enrolling in Bible correspondence courses and being taught weekly in the ways of God.

These soul saving lessons from the word of God have resulted in some of the conscientious truth seekers being humbled and committing themselves to be baptized for the forgiveness of their sins and being added by the Lord into His family.

let us continue to remember one another in our earnest prayers to God for the furtherance of His Kingdom.

Thank you so much for your love, concern, prayers, and thoughtfulness for the work of the Lord in the Philippines.

May the Lord grant you His divine grace and mercy as you continue to expand the word of God to the lost around the world.

Aba. Abia State, Nigeria
Mrs. Uzochi Ogbonna

On behalf of our congregation, I would like to offer our sincere gratitude for the material which you sent to air in our work. We are praying that God would continue to strengthen Mission Printing as you strive to spread the gospel through the printed page.

Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria
Madu I. Mbakwe

I am the preacher for the church of Christ that meets in Owerri. I have received a good measure of preaching materials from your for the past seven years.

Thank you for your endeavor. I have exhausted the last supply of Mission Printing material. Therefore, I would like to request more of your excellent study aids. Many have obeyed the gospel of Christ after reading these materials.

“The work that Mission Printing does is tremendous and we cannot easily express the impact that it has had on our congregation!”


Kano, Kano State, Nigeria
Jingfa Nancwat

I write to acknowledge and to show our appreciation for the teaching material which Mission Printing set to our congregation. I am indeed happy to have them. I want to tell you taht they are very useful in my effort to preach Christ.

Mission Printing's material has really helped people in Nigeria. I am writing to my sponsoring congregation today about the assistance you are offering me!


Dehiwala, Sri Lanka
Sinnaiya Subramaniam

Thank you very much for sending all the books. I am excited about using the material. The Mission Printing material is very useful to teaching the lost

Please tell Brother Perry Cotham hello for me. Brother Cotham is one of my dear Christian friends. He has been to Sri Lanka two or three times to conduct gospel meetings. He is a great brother in Christ.

Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria
M.E. Ogiemudia

We are overwhelmed by the wonders that Mission Printing is accomplishing through the printed page!

The work that Mission Printing does is tremendous and we cannot easily express the impact that it has had on our congregation! Mission Printing helps us to preach the living gospel of Christ to those who are void of the knowledge of Christ and His church. The scriptural books are immeasurable sources of help in Bible classes and in evangelistic efforts. The demands are great for Mission Printing material.


Baguio City, Philippines
Midtown Church of Christ
Jonathan “JoJo” Ramos

I am greatly encouraged by Mission Printing and its concern for the lost souls in the Philippines. I am happy to report that I have been distributing your booklets to young congregations where I am invited to speak and also to preachers and teachers in the area.

Your material is truly a blessing to us because our are is being flooded by denominational material that distorts and causes confusion within our area. I praise our Father for brethren like you, who sacrifice so much for His ministry.


Marondera, Zimbabwe
Marondera Church of Christ
Clyde T. Tsiga

I would really like to thank you for the material and the great work you are doing! The material is excellent and very easy to read and use in Bible Classes or personal evangelism. I received some of your material from another preacher, Conrad Tsiga, who also happens to be my dad.

Your material will be put to use wisely.

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Counting Your Blessings

If you have food in the refrigerator, clothes on your back , a roof overhead, and a place to sleep ...

you are richer than seventy–five percent of this world.

If you have money in the bank or in your wallet and spare change in a dish someplace ...

you are among the top eight percent of the world's wealthy.

If you woke up this morning with more health than illness ...

you are more blessed than the million that will not survive this week.

If you have never experienced the danger of battle, the loneliness of imprisonment, the agony of torture or the pains of starvation ...

you are ahead of 500 million people in the world.

If you can attend a church meeting or spiritual gathering without fear of harassment, arrest, torture, or death ...

you are more blessed than three billion people in the world.

If your parents are still alive and still married ...

you are very rare, even in the United States.

If you can read this message ...

you are more blessed than over two billion people in the world who cannot read at all.

If you can hold someone's hand, hug them, or even touch them on the shoulder ...

you are blessed because you can offer a healing touch.

If you hold up your head with a smile on your face and are truly thankful ...

you are blessed because the majority can, but most do not.

Now go forth and share your blessings with the rest of the world!

FROM THE HEART OF A CHILD ...

What I'm Thankful For

By Caleb Dollarhide (8 years old)
College Hills Church of Christ (N.R.H., TX)

I'm grateful for Mission Printing because of all the books they make to help people find God and be stronger.

I'm also thankful for GOD, because He created me and you! I'm thankful for everything that He gives us: clothes, food, shelter, family, animals, and everything else He made. I'm thankful for any chance I have to do things for God.

I'm thankful for Memomma and everything that she taught me before going to meet Jesus. I'm also thankful for Memomma because she taught me about the United States of America and how to play dominoes.

I'm thankful for Dad for protecting me and giving me all the things that I need to live.

I'm thankful for Mom. She loves me and she's my special friend. I know I make her upset sometimes, but no matter what, she never stops loving me. I'm thankful that Mom likes helping my school get better.

I'm thankful for my brother Tyler for being so nice and complimenting me all the time. Well, a lot of the time. I love to play legos with him, too.

I'm thankful for my little sister Courtney. She is so cute, when she's not being a pain, such as when I was trying to write how I was thankful for her.

I'm thankful for Memother and Papa. Memother is an artist and she helps me to draw better. Papa is my buddy and I love spending time with him. They are awesome!

I'm thankful for Grandma. I don't know a lot about her life, but I do know she loves me. I'm thankful that she comes to stay with us so she can hear about Jesus.

I'm thankful for the military because they fight to protect our freedom. They serve for justice and their love for our country. I'm also thankful for the army fighting in Iraq because they are trying to being freedom to people that are hurting and scared.

I'm thankful for my friends because of the kindness, friendship, and love they give.

I'm especially thankful for the church. The family that is made to praise God. I'm thankful I can pray when I want to. That's one freedom no one can steal from me.

“Let the little children come to Me, and do not forbid them; for of such is the kingdom of God. Assuredly, I say to you, whoever does not receive the kingdom of God as a little child will by no means enter it.”

(Mark 10:14-15)

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Letters From the Fields, continued

Igarra, Edo State, Nigeria
Ugbogbo Church of Christ
Sylvester A. Imogoh

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Kingston, Jamaica
Jamaica School of Preaching and
Biblical Studies
Gladwyn Kiddoe

Thank you for your recent gift of material for our work.

After receiving the material, our students were involved in a major campaign with Negril Church of Christ. It was a medical mission. A team of 15 Christians from the Florida based Mandarin Church of Christ taught the gospel while also administering medical care to the people of Negril, Jamaica. Members of the Negril congregation also worked alongside of the team. As a result of this effort and the aide of Mission Printing material, 6 souls were baptized and 400 were provided with medical care.

Again, thank you for the shipment. It helped us to spread the gospel in Jamaica!


Chennai, India
Joseph Thang

I am very happy to say thank you for the material that I received. Please remember our congregation in your prayers as Mission Printing continues to be on our hearts.

Chitipa, Malawi
Nthalire Church of Christ
Bashan M. Kaira

The Bible material that we received from you has been distributed freely to Christians, as well as non-Christians in our area. The books are a great aid in teaching the lost that are willing to study God's word. They are also valuable in maturing the saved. I vow to continue distributing the material and reaching out to the lost in Malawi!

For many years, our focus has been on how to evangelize the Etsako area. Besides the usual challenge of lack of funds and other resources, the impact of Islam in this environment has been another reason the work has been slow. But we are determined to continue to push. God has continued to show us open doors for evangelism and church planting.

One such door opened when a Christian woman who is married to a non-Christian man from Iraokhor village came home with her husband after retiring from military service. For awhile this sister was going to worship services at Ogbona village, which is the nearest congregation to her. But because of the difficulties of transportation, this was not easy at all. She wanted to participate in all the church activities, but there was no way she could make the trip several times in one week.

So, against the odds (she is not a native of that village, her husband is not a Christian, and she is a woman) she determined to start a congregation. She asked Brother Steven Afosoh for advice on what to do, and Steven then contacted me. We planned a campaign for that village for that Saturday. Brethren came with me from many parts of Akoko–Edo and others joined us from the other counties of Etsako. We went from house to house preaching and teaching the gospel of Christ to the villagers. We did not experience any rudeness that sometimes happens when we preach in Muslim communities.

We gave out tracts, enrolled those who were literate and want to study by mail, and answered many questions from others.

Two people obeyed the gospel by the end of the day. We had already made arrangements to rent a little room for worship. On Sunday, we started the first worship of the Iraokhor church of Christ.

We were fortunate to have received some boxes of materials from Mission Printing just the week before, so now we had tracts and Bibles to use. We started the worship with the songbooks I received from Mission Printing as well. We have made arrangements with the Ogbona brethren to continue to send members to help the new congregation. I am also talking with others who could help them. The plan is that every other week two brothers will go worship with them and help them to grow. Village congregations always pose more challenges to grow because of high rates of illiteracy.

Because of the nature of the environment, it was agreed that we needed to come back to that village to preach some more. Our campaigns are more easily organized in the dry seasons, when the roads are a little more passable.

We see great prospects for the growth of Christianity in that village. Two days after the congregation began, another person was baptized and added by the Lord to their family.

“I am writing to my sponsoring congregation today
about the assistance you are offering me!”

Johannesburg, South Africa
Ennerdale Church of Christ
Phillip King

Thank you very much for the material! We sure do appreciate it brethren. I will distribute the books among the saints and with our sister congregations nearby. We sincerely would like to ask if Mission Printing would send us Bibles and hymnbooks. We have a great need for these throughout our area. Once again: THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THIS UPLIFTING MATERIAL!

Aba, Abia State, Nigeria
Lawrence Ubuo

We wanted to express our appreciation and acknowledge Mission Printing's immense contributions to our evangelistic efforts. Many souls have been converted for Christ because of the doors that were opened by the Mission Printing material.

Kindly extend our special greetings to Brother Sandy Haney (Lewisville C of C—Lewisville, TX) who directed us to Mission Printing.

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Morrison, TN
WBS Teacher
Dorothy Good

Thank you very much for the two boxes of Bible books that I received from you. I send the books with my WBS lessons.

I started this work 20 years ago. I sent 20 introductory lessons to Nigeria on October 27, 1987. I do not know the number of my students, but I do keep up with the lessons I sent. I have sent 35,000 lessons with many Bible booklets and tracts over the years.

You are doing a great mission work.

Kislie, Kenya
Mercy Gate Champion
Children's Home

It is with sincere appreciation that I write to say thank you for the books that were donated to us from Mission Printing this year.

The students and orphans received them with much excitement. They had never seen so many books! I want to assure you that the kids in the orphanage are enjoying the material. God bless Mission Printing!

Asankraugwa, Ghana
Kwabeng Church of Christ
Abraham Arbin

I am happy to inform you that the material that I requested for my area is working to perfection. I distributed the books to the leaders of the denominational churches in my village and they are really studying them! We pray that in the future they will believe and turn to the one true church. Some of them have started visiting us during our worship time. Others have requested Bibles and Mission Printing Material.

Prakasam District,
Andhra Pradesh, India, Kanigiri Church of Christ, David Raju

We are very happy for Mission Printing! My sponsor (Brother Emery Cathey of Emory, TX) referred me to you. Your material has become very important to our Bible training school. Your material is also being used by preachers to grow in knowledge and to aid them in spreading the word of God.

Kraaifontein, South Africa
Malan Gerber

Mission Printing is geared only to send out reading material. They will send such material free of charge. The material they send is not for sale. It is for the use of churches of Christ to spread the word.

They cannot collect money, food, or such things for you. The can send reading material. They might also be able to answer some of your biblical questions. They can also send you specific material to help you prepare Bible studies and sermons.

Would you please contact them with your need for biblical material.

This was the letter that Brother Gerber of South Africa sent to churches in Zimbabwe. Even preachers in foreign lands are trying to get the word out regarding Mission Printing and its mission of “world evangelism by the printed page.”

MISSION PRINTING
NEEDS YOUR HELP

Mission Printing has plans to spread the word of God to even more areas of the world in the coming years and we need your help!

Financial aide is the part of our planning with which Mission Printing needs your immediate and on going help. The economic times have impacted us in a drastic manner. Our donations have greatly decreased due to the economic times and the deaths of several donors. While our donations have dropped, expenses have not. In fact our postage expense for the last four shipments (since July) was $68,837.49! Our postage expense for all of 2006 was $67,972.43! We are in need of your help!

We realize Mission Printing is not unique in this position and that you might be aiding other worthwhile and Christ–centered organizations. We are not asking you to cut back on any of your other commitments. We are simply asking you to increase your financial aide to Mission Printing, if only by a few dollars. With 2007 quickly coming to a close, this would be an ideal time to make a special donation. Perhaps you or your congregation had an exceptionally good year and you are able to send an EXTRA year end gift. This is also a good time of year to honor the loved ones in your life or someone who has touched you in a special way. People often feel they can't give much and that it really wouldn't help to give so little. I am here to let you know that your "two minas" go further than what Satan would like you to think. If we had 500 people that would give $10 a month, it would increase our yearly donation by $ 60,000! Don't let Satan convince you that your gift can't go far. Your “small” gift will be felt around the world! God bless you all and may you continue to experience the glory of God.

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Memorials

Adams, George

Chanslor, Marguerite

Alarid, Keith

Tarver, Cleo & Judy

Anderson, Mr. & Mrs. Edward

Anderson, Russell & Denise

Asher, Joyce

Chandler, Charles & Sue

Biggers, Venie

Massey, A.C. & Janet

Robinson, Guy & Wyvonne

Russwurm, Rusty & Sue

Wasner, Hans & Mary

Blades, Helen

Austin, Janet

Harvill, Joseph & Charlotte

Boren, James E.

Boren, Mr. &. Mrs. Maxie

Bradshaw, Robert

Chandler, Charles & Sue

Browning, Phyllis

Dawdy, Dot

Carter, Alverana

Cruse, Robert & Shirlee

Carter, Guy

Fry, Dorothy & Family

Cawyer, J.R.

Beavers, Gene & Joyce

Hartin, Hubert & Walterrene

Thornton, Charles & Norma

Vincent, Roy & Jettie

Cooley, Mike

Cotham, Perry

Guthrie, Morris & Melba

Corbell, Becky Lee

Shumate, Dean & Margaret

Dawdy, Bink

Dawdy, Dot

Dears, Daniel M.

Garner, Frances

Dears, Dr. Daniel R.

Garner, Frances

Degge, Owen

Caskey, Louise

Divine, Callie

Cathey, Emery & Ann Zene

Pressley, Loy & Kaye

Dugan, Paul

Hartin, Hubert & Walterrene

Vincent, Roy & Jettie

Dulaney, Ned

Friends @ Handley Church of Christ

Easom, Vivian

Ray, Gary & Lucreta

Emerson, David

Thompson, Doris

Ferguson, Molly

Bradshaw, Curtis & Wilma

Brown, Angie

Miller, David & Bonnie

Ford, Alice

Beavers, Gene & Joyce

Franklin, Ben

Walker, Doris & Janie

Fry, Robert

Fry, Dorothy & Family

Jones, Katherine

Richardson, Cutah

Garner, Mattie

Cook, Nell

George, Tim

Lewellyn, Jess & Ann

Gibson, Sharon

Wade, Rozalea

Hall, Paula Scott

Guthrie, Morris & Melba

Hammons, Jim

McLeroy, Lorene

Russwurm, Rusty & Sue

Harding, B.B.

Dabney, Mattie

Harper, Bobby

Cotham, Perry

Holland, Roy

Cotham, Perry

Holley, Paul

Wade, Rozalea

Hyden, D.T.

Henson, Harold & Sybil

Jackson Sr., Clyde (Buck)

Brown, Melvin & Pearl

Jennings, Helen

Herriage, Bob & Sue

Vincent, Roy & Jettie

Jones, Jimmy

Friends @ Handley Church of Christ

Jones, O.J.

Paul, Grady & Ruth

Elvis, Liles

Braziel, Scherry

Cathey, Emery & Ann Zene

Cook, Nell

Dry, Johnnie

Pressley, Loy & Kaye

Snyder, John & Frances

Williams, Landon & Kristi

Lummas, Ike

Vincent, Roy & Jettie

Luster, Hilde

Friends @ Handley Church of Christ

Malone, Foster S.

Friends @ Handley Church of Christ

Mathis, Quay & Jewel

Mathis, Guy

Mathis, Roy L.

Mathis, Gay

McCleary, Willis

Cathey, Emery & Ann Zene

Pressley, Loy & Kaye

Medford, James

Cruse, Robert & Shirlee

Harris, Joyce

Houston, Travis & Alfreda

Nelson, Vinus & Jean

Vincent, Roy & Jettie

Metts, Vivian

Anderson, Russell & Dennis

Moore, Doug

Paul, Grady & Ruth

Needham, Levi & Thelma

Mathis, Gay

Parker, Pat Stinson

Anonymous

Perkins, Bill

Chandler, Charles & Sue

Cotham, Perry

Phillips, Desiree'

Garner, Frances

Plowman, J.V.

Wade, Rozalea

Posey, Willmeth

Tarver, Cleo & Judy

Pressley, Ron

Arterburn, Alma

Braziel, Scherry

Carroll, Mary & Bruce

Cathey, Emery & Ann Zene

Cook, Nell

Dry, Johnnie

McLeroy, Lorene

Middleton, Bob & Lavelle

Savage, Jerome & Leah

Snyder, John & Frances

Williams, Landon & Kristi

Purdy, Homer

Paul, Grady & Ruth

Rambo, Rex

Paul, Grady & Ruth

Rees, Ben P.

Wasner, Hans & Mary

Finley, Robert & Quida

Rose, Ann

Braziel, Scherry

Cathey, Emery & Ann Zene

Cook, Nell

Dry, Johnnie

Pressley, Loy & Kaye

Snyder, John & Frances

Ross, Charlie Jr.

Friends @ Handley Church of Christ

Royal, Annabel

Vincent, Roy & Jettie

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Wilkin, Deborah

Samsill, Tirey

Samsill, Loretta

Sargent, James

Harris, Joyce

Sawyer, Elizabeth

Lewis, Ray & Barbara

Sewell, Kadena

Lewellyn, Jess & Ann

Simmons, Wilma

Beavers, Gene & Joyce

Hartin, Hubert & Walterrene

Smith, Nancy

Cruse, Robert & Shirlee

Smith, Paul

Robinson, Guy & Yvonne

Stout, V.L.

Bishop, Faye

Stringer, Jeff

Wasner, Hans & Mary

Taylor, Vicki

Middleton, Bob & Lavelle

Savage, Jerome & Leah

Vincent, Roy Jr.

Wilkin, Deborah

Warner, Glen

Caskey, Louise

Wheeler, Calel

Tarver, Cleo & Judy

White, Charles

Thornton, Charles & Norma

Wiggins, Jay

Cotham, Perry

Womack, Winnie

Vincent, Roy & Jettie

Worley, Bob

Hinson, John & Pat

Tarver, Cleo & Judy

Honors

Jessie Lee Caskey

Fry, Dorothy & Family

Philley, George & Edith

Jack Weldon

Dollarhide Family

Beverly Spencer

Dollarhide Family

Anniversary Honors

A.C. & Janet Massey (37th)

Dollarhide Family

Roy & Jettie Vincent (50th)

Arterburn, alma

Carroll, Mary

Birthday Honors

Sherry Brown

Dollarhide Family

Courtney Dollarhide (3rd)

Dollarhide Family

Tarina Mason

Brinkly, Donna

A.C. Massey

Dollarhide Family

Janet Massey

Dollarhide Family

Chloe Smith (Born 9–19–07)

Dollarhide Family

Wayne Truitt

Lewellyn, Jess & Ann

Memorials & Honors
August 1 to November 27, 2007

WHY I GO TO MISSION PRINTING

By Ryan Honeycutt (16 years old)
University Church of Christ (Tyler, TX)

James 2:18 – “But someone will say, ‘You have faith, and I have works.’ Show me your faith without your works and I will show you my faith by my works.”

As Christians we are commanded to spread the gospel to everyone who will hear. Mission Printing helps us do just that. I can do my job, or at least part of it, with the company of my friends and family in Christ.

I have also gotten closer to the others from the University congregation who help in this work, as well as the people who work there on a daily basis.

I have found that our work is balanced with conversations and jokes. Out of the 9 hours I spend on the third Tuesdays at Mission Printing, I wouldn't take a second of it back.

Notice for Anyone with
American Airlines Frequent Flier Miles

On December 15, American Airlines, among others, voided any frequent flier miles that had not been active in the past 18 months (June 16, 2006). If you have frequent flier miles and they are about to expire or you aren't going to use them, we would like you to consider transferring them to Mission Printing. They will be listed as active upon the transfer. Mission Printing can use these miles to visit many of the mission points throughout the world in which our material is distributed. We would be more than happy to accept your unwanted frequent flier miles anytime they come available. Don't let this valuable resource go to waste.

If you have any questions or you want to transfer frequent flier miles, please contact:

Richard Renfro
Mission Printing, Board of Trustees member
Belt Line Church of Christ, elder
(972) 790-8606 (church office)

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If you are not on our regular mailing list and you make a memorial donation, you will receive the issue of the newsletter in which your memorial appears. If you wish to continue receiving the newsletter, please let Mission Printing know by contacting Mary Carroll. If we do not hear from you, your name will be removed from the mailing list. We are sorry for any inconvenience that this may cause. We are attempting to remove any expense that is not needed. Thank you for your support and prayers.

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