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N D he saith unto them, Follow me, and I will

make you fishers of men" (Matthew 4:19).

Several students and faculty and staff members

became "fishers" this summer as they travelled

to different parts of the world on missions

trips. On a mission trip to Sao Paulo, Brazil,

Mr. Bob Carver worked at at day camp for

street kids. He said, "In addition to meet-

ing some of their physical needs, we also

seized the opportunity to give them an­
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swers to their greatest needs"

Mike Macomber spent one week in

Guatemala with a group from his home g |||i

church to build a food station for orphans

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and to tell them about Jesus Christ. Mike

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mility. He said, "The truth is, God does

not need me, I need Him"

Drs. Ralph and Mary Hayes were the fr V K

faculty sponsors for a missions trip to assist

the Shields family in Mexico. Javier

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Sampedro, Margarie Kock, and Eric ‘ ■ r ' .

Wallace spent three weeks working to­

gether, learning about missions. Dr. Jean

Macfarlane, who also assisted on the trip, was impressed

that "the gospel reaches even poor, uneducated people.

It meets their needs, just like it did for us"

As Christians, we all need to share the gospel with

others, no matter where we are. The mission field is ev­

erywhere, so grab your pole, bait the hook, and let's

catch some fish. • RACHEL WRIGHT

In France this sum­ Tracy Porter spent

mer, Laura Stewart ten days in the Ba­

organized Bibles for hamas at a basket­

a display. Laura ball camp. She

said, "The Lord can said, "The highlight

use anyone who is of my trip was see­

willing to do His ing a young boy

work. He will al­ who had attended

ways enable us to the camp for three

serve Him." years get saved."