matic collator and bookmakers.

Typesetting is done on

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REP. OF SOUTH AFRICA -- Robert and Phyllis

one of the computers, usually using Corel Wordperfect

8. The mission now stocks about 500 of its own tracts,

or booklets, representative of many languages in its own

Bible bookstore. None of this work requires special

Mills, missionaries of 47 years in South Africa, are seek ing one or two missionary family recruits to replace them in their work of evangelism, printing, publishing,
and Bible bookstore. The basic language needed is English.

training other than to be computer literate.

The Mills family presently lives in its own apartment above the Bible bookstore, which they will vacate to

their replacement the Lord willing (when they retire

late next summer, health and strength permitting).

The evangelist is needed to assume the Englishspeaking ministry ofthe Central Christian Church of Alberton (near Johannesburg, South Africa) and to build
it to become a truly indigenous church. All the mission's printing and publishing is now

They may be contacted by email at; gtc@christian.co.za; the Gospel Tract Centre, P.O. Box 1347, Alberton, 1450,
S.Africa; or by phone; 011-27-11-907-1533.

-- Update submitted byRobert & Phyllis Mills, mis

sionaries serving in South Africa.
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accomplished using a Risograph duplicator and Plok14

many years ago.

In 1995 Myanmar Christian Services

started supporting a little school there. Thanks to Jim Willoughby, MBI was able to furnish the money to build a nice building and the school has grown under the lead
ership of Dr. Bernard Hre and his staff. They had 130 students enrolled last term and graduated 21 on March 12th.

Norman Ward spoke to the graduates and received an honorary Doctorate of Divinity as did Edward John Bill, in appre ciation for their services to the Chin People. Mike Ward, missionary in Thailand, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whisler of Indianap
olis, Indiana, were with Norman for the
activities.
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