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APARTADO SOA

SALTILLO,

COAHUILA ,

Jack Mat teson preached Susan T-fooHj Arleta

Corkj

i\nita Northrup interpreted, Gemille Collie and Pat t l

May

s a ng

THE

1971 SUMMER

SERVICE CCRPS IN IÊXICO

On June 22nd. Anita ar r ived in

S a l t i l l o

v;ith

the

new CMC Rally Vlagon and

seven

young people. During

the

next

six v/eeks they sang specials, helped

prepare

materials

fo r

and h eld th re e Spanish VBS,

ib re hours

went

into p r epa ra ti on fo r the

two Spanish Christian Service Camps vjhere they worked veiy-hard-

with the Mexican youth .

THATIKS POLKS FOR IHE GMd RALLY WAGON

ny

of the specials

w e r e

illustrated

w i t h

chalk

by Anita

Nbithrup,

halk by Anita Northrup, The

beautiful

roojuy 15

passenger Rally

V/agon i s

being

purchased by

friends

and churches in Oregon,

Already i t

has

pu t

in over

12 thousand

miles in the

Lord s

work both

in the city

and

in

the mountains. Thanks again

folks

for such a wonderfu l helper. Others

desiring

to help

with

the GM3

payments should mall the i r offerings to

Vera

Hall , 2326 Oakway

Terrace,

Eugene, Oregon,

97401,

Between cao^Ds the Corpsmen were taken

on a guided

tour

of

Mexico

City by Anita and Sylvia

vdio

also acted as interpreters.

^^^hile

t he re they also had the \mpleasant

experience of

having

the new van broken into. Anita

lost

her camera, .Arleta and Susan

money

and

others

los t

clothing.

Tl JD

SPWIISH BIBLE CAMPS AT CEDARS ..IHRSE

BAPTISMS

The second

week of July

was Spanish Touth Omp

at Cedars with

about 125 young people

from

a doaen or more villages. Adiolts came in for the evening services bidnging kttend-

ance up to

around

150 in the evenings.

The

Northrups rejoiced in that both camps were

planned, directed and taught by the Mexican people. Jim Claire

awakened

everyone by

playing reveille on

his

trun^jet,.his truij? et specials

were much

nore appreciated

in

the

evening

se rv ices

Tile

fourth

week of July was SPANISH FAI^HLY

CAl IP

Cancers ranged from grandparents to

nursing babies, : .9 Summer Corpsmen got a real workout in this

camp

since we really had

about

three camps in one. Both caries now have their own administration and are

making

plans to con^letely finance both camps next year. To some this

may

look

like

a l i t t le

step but as

far

as

we

missionaries are concerned

i t

is

a big leap fonârd

in

faith.

SALTILLO .iGiNS SECOND

PLACE

IN

SPANISH BIBLE

BOWLJ

One of the annual features of the Mexican Youth

Convention is

the Spaxiish Bible

Bowl,

m

year

the M^can

youth

have been drilling on I

and

II Tinaithy. Juana Mar£a and

Martha

Ramos and

Sylvia Northrup were on the Saltillo

team which

won 2nd place. T\\e t^^m

from

ifuevo

Rosita

won

f i r s t place.

24 NATIONAL MISSm,

Look

for

THE NDaillRUPS IN I-SXIGO booth

in

Portland.

Its

alvâys

a joy to get

back

into our old stamping grounds ^ ^

of the

Northwest

and with a lot of wonderful Christian moallthe world..jgjlfy

folks. As they say up Texas way, See

You

All , Lord

will

INTO ALLTHE WORLD...

Sepitmhcr

I JTI

Memorial

Coliicum

Porllarnl,

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TH NORTHRUPS

IN

M XI O

Apartado Postal 3 0 6

Saltlllo

Coahulia,

Mexico

SERVING

THE

LORD

I N

MEXICO

S I N C E J A N U A R Y 1 9 5 0

City a nd V il la ge Evangel ism

L e a d e r s h i p t ra ining

and

Bible C l a s s e s

f o r M e x i c a n

hur hes

M e x ic a n V a c a t i o n

B i b l e S c h o o l s

S u m m e r S er v ic e C o r p s

M e x i c a n C h r i s t i a n Youth

C a m p s

M e x i c a n

C h r is ti an F a m i ly

C a m p s

Youth W ork an d

Youth

E v a n g e l i s m

Men s F el low sh ip

Meetings

Women s F e l l o w s h i p Groups

Cottage

Meetings

(Bible Study

Groups

RODNEY

CHURCH PI -ANT ING

L E A D E R S H I P TRAINING

E V A N G E L I S M

MAYSEL

C O T TA G E M E E TI NG S

B I B L E

S T U D Y G R O U P S

W O M EN S F E L L OW S H I P G R OU P S

MARK

P L A T T E VALLEY

BIBLE

COLLEGE

B OX 6 36 (Senior

SCOTTSBLUFF,

NEBRASKA 69361

ANITA

N O R T H W E S T CHRISTIAN C O L L E G E

SCHOOL ADDRESS; (Senior}

2326

OAKWAY

T E R R A C E AVE.

EUGENE, OREGON

97501

SYLVIA

S C H O O L A D D R E S S 1971-1972

2 3 2 6

O A K W A Y

T E R R AC E A V E.

E U G E N E OREGON

97501



GUAYMAS

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exico

EL

PASO TEXAS

MAZATLAN

EAGLE

PASS

N

RE O

MONTERREY

,MEXICO

/\

O

GUADALAJARA

MEXICO CITY

CAPULCO

SALTILLO

ATHENS

OF MEXICO

Saltillo,

th e

capital of

the State

of Coahulla and

the old

wast city IQ. Northern Mexico Is located on t he P ar rAmei^

^^n Hiyhway le ss

than

200

miles

from

the

U.S.

border

La

redo . Because of i tc mtip.hi h

flltltuHft

and atirrniindlng

mountaliis.

It

enjoys

a yeatseQiiml springtlmiB,

climate.

1 A

friendly

city

population

i

OSjDOffTwitbanchTilsfbrical

f ier itage and a wealth of rel igious and civi l archi tecture,

Saltillo

was

founded in1575 bya Portuguese captain and has

become

an important cultural

center

known as The Athens

Mexico.

Saltillo retains the atmosphere of olden days. The ai r Is

fil led with the sound of bells from

the

many charming old

churches.

One magnificent example of Colonial architecture

js

the

cathedral. Many homes have

the

patios and tall , bar-

| red windows of Spanish archi tecture. Burros sti ll carry

their

burdens to

th e market down narrow

streets. A military

band plays on Sunday and Thursday evenings In

the

main

Iplaza. Ruinsof Fort Carlota take the imaginationbackto the

glamorous French er a of Mexican history.

The Alameda with

the

city library, many old

trees

flow

er

gardens , benches , and a small lake, is a peac eful

spot

for conversation reading and reflection.

An ideal

climate

a

relaxed

atmosphere and

the

oppor-

,tunitiesfor study makeSaltillo an exceptional place for crea-

Ive and pleasant

living. —



and

c fontfuiuji

P RT DO

POST L 306

Oct. 20, 1971 SALTILLO.CCAH..MEX.CC

A HIAYER AIID FINAMCIU EI-ERrrEMGYi

Our souls and spirits

vrere refreshed in the

six vreeks we were

in the

States

As

a family we v/ere priviled.p;ed to share vdth Mark

in

the Bes:inning

of

School Retreat

at

ELatte

Valley

Bible

College,

A

family reunion vdth Maysel' s

and

then

Rodney's fj mily

was

a tine to renew family ties. Maysel spent a fevr

days

getting Sjdvia and ^ t a

sett led

in

Eugene, Oregon for

school

^diile Mark and Rodney

taught

in the

.'est

Coast

School

o f Idssions.

The v;hole

family enjoyed

being

together fo r the

wonderful

2/>th

HaLional I^issionary Convention in Portland, Oregon

Upon arrival

in

Mexico Rodney and Maysel found that the Mexican government i s

dejoanding

that

the

mission-^ries, especially

in the

northern states

of Mexico, take out

resident papers

or

they ' .dll

very l ikely

be fined, deported

and

black

l i s t e d

Sofar

we

have

no re-

son to

believe

t h i s

i s

a

n a t t e r

o f religio\is persecution but ra ther the

Mexican government

wants a l l

foreigners actually l i ' / ing i n

Mexico

to

have

t h e i r resident

papers in

order .

Very l i k e l y

we

v/ill

be

called in to

h'^ve

our papers

checked

about

Thanksgiving t ime,

since v e are nov; old enough to qualify for resident papers as Rentistas or

Pensioners

v/e

borrov/ed

iftoney and

began application

for

our

resident papers immediately

PLEASE HIAY

:CTH

US THAT

THESE

PASSPCRTS WUJ, EE GRANTED TO US BY THE MICAI-I

GOVERNMENT t s t h e L o r d s w H l t h a t vre c o n t i n u e t o work

f o r HI?' n

MEXICO

PLEASE FRAY '/fllTH US ABOUT AND HELP US WITH THE FOLXaVING UNEXPECTED EXPENSES:

1 Lawyers fees for Rodney's passport ..•.••024O dollars

2.

Maysel's

.JUO

3

Misc.

expenses , ? 60 .

4. The Mejacan government tax for each passport t?2B0 dollars ^560 •

Total cost for passport-s..., $1,000 dollars

I f you v.'/mt t o help v/ith t h i s urgent

need please

designate your special offerin^T

f o r Fussport

fund .

Thanks so

mch, , ,God

bless yoii.

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