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Health Team to Thailand
Kalebaugh, a registered nurse,
Mr. Gregory and his team will
be joined in Thailand by Phu
Tamu, a Seventh-day Adventist
Pwo gospel worker.
“The project is considered a
pilot scheme,” Mr. Gregory
says, ‘designed for the evange-
lization of the Pwo Karen tribe
as well as to provide some an-
swers to tribal conversion that
may be replicated on a larger
scale.”
While the evangelization of
Thailand's Karen tribe 1s not
new to some Christian organi-
zations, the work of Adventists
among this tribe is in relative
infancy. The tribe is located
along Thailand's northwestern
frontiers near Burma.
Working in conjunction with
the Far Eastern Division, the
Scutheast Asia Union Mission,
and the Thailand Mission, the
eroup is currently in the proc-
ess of raising $40,000 in order
to purchase property and med-
ical supplies, construct native
housing, build a clinic, purchase
agricultural goods, and provide
for transportation and living
allowances.
Does someone with whom
you witness wonder if God
can forgive? Does he want
to be made whole?
Why not share the Octo-
ber Signs? “God Is Big
Enough” may be the en-
couragement your friend
needs.
Philosda Raises Funds
Over 200 Adventist singles
from 26 states of the Union
converged on Glacier View
Ranch, Colorado, last month
for the annual International
Philosda Club Summit Conven-
tion.
Philosda is a club, the pur-
pose of which is to provide spir-
itual and social fellowship for
singles in the Adventist Church.
It is at this retreat that the
new Board of Directors and
officers are chosen for the com-
ing year.
During the 3'2-day meeting
not only did those in attendance
rededicate their lives to Christ,
but looked for ways to hasten
His return. They further dis-
played their determination to
do so by raising $5,754.97 for
public evangelism.
Total funds raised by the club
the past three years for radio
and public evangelism amounts
to over 332,300.
Officers elected to serve for
the coming year include Floyd
Miller of Columbia, Maryland,
director of Amazing Facts, as
president, and Eddie Kaler of
I.os Angeles as vice president.
Regional directors include,
for the Pacific Union, North—
l.orene Soderstrom, Sacramen-
to; South-—Herb Lovin, Loma
L.inda.
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