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BRIGHT OUTREACH

Tim and Twyla Bright, Ghana Christian College, P.O. Box5722, Accra-North,Ghana

RESURRECTION CELEBRATION BLESSINGS - As Easter approaches attention istumed to the glorious Resurrection ofour Lord Jesus Christ. Tim and

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Twyla Bright wishall ofyou a joyous occation as you celebrate this Greatevent. May the hope that this occasion brings bless you with His peace andl0V9.

THANKS - to all who continue to faithiully support the work of BrightOutreach and African Mission Evangelism in West Africa. Yourcontributionsare helping to establish excellent training through Ghana ChristianCollege, and implement church planting throughout Ghana and West Africa.Thank you so much.

NEW OF THE CAMPUS

* Building continues on the new campus. The fifth and sixthfaculty house are nearing completion. The seventh house has just completedthe foundation. The classroom block continues to progress toward thelentil level. Roofing will come later this year. Library andAdministration Building. Plans hava been accepted by the College and arenow submitted to the Lands Department. The College hopes to beginconstruction by January, 2002.

* Future Project. DORMITORY. Bright Outreach and others arecommitted to raise the necessary funds to build the first phase of thisproject. Itwill cost approximately $200,000. So far there is $21,000.BrightOutreach has contributed $13,000 of this amount. Your prayerfulsupport is needed very much.

* ThirdTerm Resumes Apr. 24. Dr. Dennis Gaertner of Johnson BibleCollege will be a special guest lecturer June 4-9 for Spiritual EmphasisWeek. Graduation is July 14. Timwill be teaching two sections ofCross-cultural Evangelism, Acts, and Advanced Greek.

PEOPLE

* Dr. Ron Rife and wife, Doris, are on leave in the U.S. until July11. They will be at the NACC in Tampa, Fl, June 26-29 at the Collegebooth.

* Prof. Christian Adjei and wife, Agness, are in Houston, TX Mrs.Adjei is extremely ill with cancer. Your prayers are appreciated verymuch.

* Prof. Nelson Ahlijah is on study leave at Lincoln ChristianSeminary. He retums in July, 2001.

BRIGHT FAMILY

* The children all continue to remain in the U.S. working and/orgoing to college.

* Tim and Twyla will travel to the U.S. May 17 - June 3 to attendand participate in Nathan, their youngest son's, wedding. Nathan willgraduate from Cincinnati Bible College in May.

TIM'S TRAVELS

* As the Second Term closed Tim and two students went to Salaga,Northem Region. The first night the "Jesus" film was shown to a Kukombavillage. Therewere eight who responded. The next nightwas met with somerejection as the film was shown to a Gongia village, mostly Muslim.Howevere there were several hundred people (about 500-600) pressing closely

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to watch the "Jesus" film. Please pray that e>angellsts Karimu and FrancisAdae will be able to fbllow-up on this place. Tim travsled ovsr 1200 milesin four days.

* The Ghana mission team traveled to Ivory Coast and Mali. After20 hours on the road, at least 12 police checks in Ivcry Coast alone, andsome very rough pot holes, we arrived in Polo, ivsry Coast. The purpose ofthe trip was to attend the West Africa Christian Church Missionary annualmeeting. We also vsited the work of Justin Sylvestre in Kadiolo, Mali,accross the board about 15 miles. During the last ten years or so Justinand his fetmily have established a good working farm for the nationals, amedical clinic now staffed by native Ugandan Christian Church missionaries,and the number one radio station in Mall. The trip was >«ry fruitful evenafter 20 hours of sitting. God blessed us with a good rented van andexperienced dri\«r.

* Tim and Albert Takyi traveled to a place called Dzemeni on VoltaLake on Palm Sunday. This church hosted a joint service with FrankaduaChristian Church (also a new church). Nearby is a vllage dedicated to thedevl. From that village came one person for baptism, plus two others fromthe town. Please pray for this work. Francis Agbodo, a Jr. student, isministering to these churches.

PRAYERS

Sunday - Pray for Ghana Christian Churches. The devil is trying to causeconfusion and division in some.

Monday - Tim and Twyla as they prepare and teach.Tuesday - Ghana Christian College relocation projects.Wednesday - Bright Family in U.S.Thursday - GCCS faculty and students.Friday - The country of Ghana as it tries to get out of the ecconomicproblems, for peace and stability AND DEEP CHRISTIAN COMMITMENT.Saturday - Christian Adjei, and especially his wifeand family.

THANKS AGAIN FOR YOUR SUPPORT. For complete financial acounts, you maywrite Lois Nichols or Tim/Twyla Bright on the field. "Our thanks andappreciation pour out to you who gi>e so sacrificially for the work of theKingdom in West Africa. May God grant you more and more of His grace eachday. Love, T & T

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COLLEGE HAPPENINGS

A- New Campus a€" The multipurpose classroom building is completing themiddle section. This is a two story building with a clock tower on the topof it. Build progress is sloviring moving along. Roofing on the is new outerwing is near completion. Faculty housing for staff is continuing. One houseis getting facing and roofing. The other house still needs plumbing.

A- Graduation 3€" On July 14 there wereforty-three graduates whorecei\^ theircertificates this year. Speaker was Dr. Otubill, founder ofIntemational Central Gospel Church and Central Univsrsity. The Collegechoir, speaker and others specials were outstanding as usual they presentedto o\er one thousands guests.

A- August Sessions a€"Tim taught twoweeks this year teaching ChurchAdministration and the Book of Acts. There were 58 students in all. As

usual the celebrations expressed their usual high pitched fer\^r on the finalday. That day also ended with a party and some gifts for tedchers. Theclasses are extremely intensl\t, four hours a day for 5days per course.

A- NEW STUDENTS a€" Forty-six students were accepted of the fifty-threewho sat for entrance exams this year. The College expects an enrollmentincrease over the last couple of years. Right now the lack of classroomspace on the old campus, combined classes with other programs, cramped livingquarters, and lack of need staff and teachers are prevsnting significantgrowth in student population. Along with the new campus please pray forthese challenges.

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A- FACULTY a€" On lea\e is Brian Jennings in Britain until Jan. 2002.David and Barbara Kalb are also on leave until Dec. 2001. Dr. and Mrs. Rife

returned to Ghana in July 2001. The Patrick Cline family retums Sept. 1,2001. Also retuming from study leava was Nelson Ahlijah. He completed hismasters degree at Lincoln Christian College. Retiring was Mrs. A. Eghaghafiom sixteen years of service at the College. Two new members coming for theFirst Term of the new academic year are Christopher Adjei and Mrs. Wiafi. Asyou can many changes havs been made in the past lew months.

A- MARRIED §€' Christian Adjei who recently lost his wife was married toa long time friend, also single. He was married Aug. 4. Congratulations arein order.

A- Seminar §€' Prof. Joseph Nsiah and Pres. Christian Adjei ha\ecompleted three weeks at an administration seminar as the College upgrades tomeet the growing challenges of a growing challenges.

THIS YEAR IN PICTURES

Tim and Twylaa€™s living room, Christmas, 2000

New house on new campus

New house kitchen on the new campus

West African Missionaries in Mali for annual meeting of Christian Churchmissionaries in W. Africa.

Tim at his study in the new house on campus. (Getting that late night lessonready for class!)

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Twyla on Christmas Day. We are thankful we have moNed in and ready for theDay.

GOG graduation, July 14, 2001 (Tim at far right)

Bright Family

Tim and Twyla continue to enjoy reasonably good health. Howe>er, Twyla wasseverely ill during the first part of August. She is now nearly fullyrecovered and back working at Lincoln Community School. She is the LanguageArts department head, coordinator for the school's year book, and is involvedin several other capacities.

Ghana Christian College will begin their thirty-sixth academic year, Sept.10. Tim is teaching Church Administration, Life of Christ, Romans andGalatians, and a class on cults that in\x)l\es two different levels allmeeting in the same room.

At this time their six children, and four spooks are doing well. They areall working and or in college.

ON THE ROAD WITH TIM:

Sept. 2 - Mayera; Sept. 9-10 - Cape Coast; Sept. 16-18 - Central Regiondeveloping two new churches for the Christian Churches in Ghana; Sept. 23 -Frankadua; Sept. 30 - Gemini. Please pray for safety in tra\el. Tim has afull schedule with each Sunday filled to Christmas.

SUMMER GUESTS

These included Susan Conwin and Rose Smith of Rushsylvania Church of Christduring the latter part of June and early part of July. During the middle ofJuly (15-23) Alan and Erin Ayette vsited the Brights. They camerepresenting Palestine Church of Christ, the sending Church of BrightOutreach. Having these guests was a particular joy and answer to prayer. Itwas the first time that anyone from supporting churches came to visit theBrights since they arrived on the field in June of 1991. What a blessings tohelp celebrate Tim and Twyla's tenth anniversary in Ghana.

FINANCIAL PICTURE

The picture looks very good. So far your gifts have provided good supportfor the new dorm as it reaches to $26,000 in the dorm fund for the newcampus. Bright Outreach has contributed $18,000 this year. Total cost ofthis project is about $200,000.

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The Bright Outreach budget for 2001 is right on target for August.

Budget Needs through August - $38,666; ($58,000 - yr.)

Expenditures - $35,962

Receipts -$37,546.90

Thank you all so very much for your consistent, faithful gifts of love forthis vital work in West Africa.

As you pray think about these items:

Christian Adjei, his new marriage, and health as he leads Ghana ChristianCollege

Brights as Tim and Twyta prepare for classes and teach. Also their childrenin the U.S. as several continue their education and work, and others worklong hours.

V Ghana Christian College- New building projects on the new campus; move indate of 2003; faculty and staff - several new ones have been added this year. ,

CoUU<U, gldj>sV^ldravelirl^ In Ghana. Tim hW several weekends ahead thaf+ie will b^on the

road. Pray for traveling mercies. The increase of traffic in Accra, thecapital city of Ghana, has increased immensely over the last year. Thehighways are also very hazardous and most are in poor condition.

Peace and Growth of Ghana. The finances in Ghana are very tough. Peoplework for about a dollar a day or less (many with a masters degree get lessthan a dollar a day!). Pray for development of the country and spiritualgrowth.

Personal Note from Tim and Twyla

Way God grant His grace upon you ail. It is at this time we send our love toyou all. We hope to be in the States next June - the middle of August. Wehope to be able to visit any and all who desire us to come and share e V6S,camp, day, fellowship, Sunday, or "friendly visit. Ifyou are planning nextyear's calendar, you need to know that some days are already taken, so please^end your requests soon. We thank you so much for your friendship andpartnership. And thank you visitors "fbr making this tenth year an enjoyableone. Blessings to all in His great love, Tim and Twyla

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Bright Outreach

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New Madison OH 45346

Phone: 937-997-6718

E-Mail: loisnic@bright.net

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College Happenings:

New CampuS"The multipurpose classroom building is having the middle section completed. This is atwo-story building with a clock tower on the top. Building progress is slowly moving along. Roofing on thenew outer wing is near completion. Faculty housing for staff is continuing. One house is being faced and

roofed. The other house still needs plumbing.

Graduation~On July 14 there were forty-three ites who received their certificates. Speaker wasDr. Otubill, founder of International Central Gospel Church and Central University. The College choir,speaker, and other specials were outstanding, and as usual the program was presented to over one thousandguests.

August Sessions-Tim taught two weeks this year, teaching Church Administration and the Book ofActs. There were 58 students in all. As usual, the celebrations expressed their high pitched fervor on thefinal day. That day ended with a party and some gifts for teachers. The classes are extremely intensive, fourhours a day for five days per course.

New Students: Forty-six students were accepted of the fifty-three who sat for entrance exams this year. TheCollege expects an enrollment increase over the next couple of years. Right now the lack of classroom space

on the old campus, combined classes with other programs, cramped living quarters, and lack of needed staffand teachers are preventing significant growth in student population. Along with the new campus, pleasepray for these challenges.

Facility: On leaveisBrianJennings in BritainuntilJan. 2002. David and BarbaraKalb are alsoon leaveuntilDec.2001. Dr. andMrs. Rife returned to.Ghana inJuly 2001. ThePatrick Cline family returned Sept. 1of this year. Also returning from study leavewas Nelson Ahlijah, who completed hisMasters Degree at Lincoln Christian College. Retiring was Mrs. Eghagha, aftersixteenyears ofservice at the College. Two new members coming forthefirst term ofthenew academic year are Christopher Adjei andMrs. Wiafi. Asyoucan see, manychanges havebeen made in the past fewmonths.

Married-Christian Adjei, who recently lost hiswife, was married to a long-time fiiend, also single, onAugust 4th.Congratulations are in order.

Seminar-Prof.Joseph Nsiah and Pres.Christian Adjei have completed three weeks at an administration seminar as theCollege upgrades to meet the growing challenges of a growing enrollment.

Bright Family: Tim and Twyla continue toenjoy reasonably good health. However, Twyla was severely ill during the first part ofAugust. She is now nearly fully recovered and back working atLincoln Community School. She is the Language Arts Departmenthead, co-ordinator forthe school year book, and isinvolved inseveral othercapacities.

As Ghana Christian College begins their 36th academic year on Sept10th, Tim will be teaching Church Administration,Life ofChrist, Romans and Galatians, and aclass on cults that involves two different levels all meeting in the same room.

At this time the six Bright children and their spouses are doing well (four are married). They are all working, and/or incollege.

On The Road With Tim: Sept. 2—Mayera; Sept 9-10—Cape Coast; Sept 16-18—Central Region developing two new churches forthe Christian Churches in Ghana; Sept. 23-Frankadua; Sept. 30-Gemini. Tim has afull schedule with each Sunday filled toChristmas. Please prayfor safety in travel.

Summer Guests: These included Susan Corwin and Rose Smith of Rushsylvania Church of Christ during the latter part ofJune andearly July. July 15-23 Alan and Erin Ayette, representing the Palestine Church ofChrist, visited the Brights. Palestine is thesending church ofBright Outreach. Having these guests was aparticular joy and answer to prayer. It was the first time that anyonefrom supporting churches came tovisit theBrights since they arrived onthefield inJune of1991.

Financial Picture: The picture looks very good. So far your gifts have provided good support for the new dorm, with BrightOutreach having contributed $18,000 this year. Total cost of this project is about $200,000, and there is presently $26,000 in thedorm fund. Thank you all so very much for your consistent, faithful gifts oflove for this vital work inWest Africa.

You Pray: Christian Adjei—his health as he leads Ghana Christian College, aiid his new marriage.Brights~as TimandTwyla preparefor classes and teach,safe travels forTimGhana Christian College-New building projects on the new campus, the moving date of 2003, faculty and staff.Peace and Growth in Ghana-The finances in Ghana are veiy tough. People work for about adollar aday or less

(many with amasters degree get less than adollar aday!) Pray for development of the country and spiritual growth.

Personal Note fromTimand Twyla:May God grant His grace upon you all. It is atthis time we send our love to you all. We plan to be in the States next June

until the middle of August. We hope to be able to visit any and all who desire us to come and share aVBS, camp, day, fellowship,Sunday, or afiiendly visit. If you are planning next year's calendar, you need to know that some days are already taken, so pleasesend your requests soon. (Contact our forwarding agent at the above address or e-mail) We thank you so much for your fiiendshipand partnership. Thank you, visitors, for making this tenth year an enjoyable one. Blessings to all in His great love,

Tim and Twyla Bright

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BRIGHT OUTREACH UPDATE

In affiliation with African Mission Evangelism and Ghana Christian College &Seminary

Tim and Twyla Bright_^ USA - M/m Frank (Lois) Nichols-^=P=CrBox 572r 3900 Koons Rd.

Accra-North, Ghana New Madison, OH 45346Tel. 011-233/-24-389953: 24-616238 Tel. 937-997-6718

E-mail: tandtbright@cs.com: tibright12@yahoo.com E-mail: ioisnic@bright.netVol. 10, No. 5, Sept.-Oct.. 2001

TIM'S TIDINGS

Since September a lot has happened. Below is a summary of the events, mostlyon the road.

• Since Sept. - Tim has heiped five new churches, lour nights of Jesusfilm plus preaching on Sundays. There are two new church in Cape Coast. Timshowed the Jesus film in the old part and preached to churches on Sunday,Sept. 9. The next weekend. Sept 15-17 Tim showed the Jesus fiim to a newchurch in Ateiku. They had 15 baptisms, 100 people present on Sunday momingand a great oftering. That evening Tim and evengeiist, John Adjei Mensah,met with a new church and brethren in a major gold mining city of Tarkwa.The group there is very interested in having fellowship with ChristianChurches. Sept. 28, 29 and 30 Tim helped inaugurate Peace Christian Churchin the southern part of Accra. The drive through the city is two houre fromwhere Tm and Twyla live, although it is oniy about 20 miles away! Seven newpeople ga\« their li\«s to Christ on Sunday, Sept. 30. They were to bebaptized that evening in the second largest baptistery in the world, theAtlantic Ocean.

• GCC opened for the new academic year Sept. 10 with registration. Thereare 88 students this year. There were 57 during August Sessions. Ourclasses continue to remain full. Student housing on the existing campus is

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also filled up. Tim Is teaching a class in Romans/Galatians; ChurchAdministration; Life of Christ; and Cults. He also serves as Chairman of theNery busy Spiritual Life Committee. He is acting secretary of theStaff-Welfere Committee. He is also the recording secretary of theRelocation Committee in charge of all major decisions on the building of thenew campus.

TWYLA

She continues to work at Lincoln Community School as Head of Language Artsand Year Book Coordinator among other things. This means she teaches a goodshare of the high school English courses and sees that the Year is going tohappen on time.

Financial Report: Sept. and Oct.Income: $11,213.36Expenses: $5092.90Balance on Hand, Nov. 1 $10,328.05Expense to go out in Nov.: $2600 to Intemet tower.$3000 to building fund. $2000 on going expenses.

THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH.

TIM AND TWYLA BRIGHT

October

Tim traveled to Mayera, Kofbridua, Faithway Christian Church-Accra, and AkimAnase. At Akim Anase the Jesus film was shown. This was a new group thatwas started in the last few months.

Schedule fer November

Mayera, Galucio, Porpomya, and Frankadua. Please pray for safe travel.

A TIME TO PRAY

With the events that have taken place in our world during the past severalweeks please pray:Sunday - for peace not as the world knows but peace that Jesus Christ gives.Monday - Ghana Christian College feculty and students that they may continue

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success^liy.Tuesday - Bright children in the U.S. and the separation between parents inthese times.

Wednesday - for the churches in Ghana and church leaders to keep on movingahead.

Thursday - Tim and Twyla as they teach, prepare and take care of manyresponsibilities.Friday - Christians in Nigeria and other places who may fece persecution.Saturday - Protection in tra\«ls as Tim has a full schedule through March2002.

CONTINUE TO PRAY

COLLEGE HAPPENINGS

First term heads to the final weeks as the term winds down. The Christmas

Party will be Nov. 29 this year, the final day of the term. Once again, Timis "Program Coordinator and the MC.

GCC has 88 students this year. This is a slight increase over the previoustwo years. The College is operating at just about maximum since the majorityof the students live in College housing which is not adequate for any kind ofCollege life. The library has been in dire need of added space and there isnone.

BUILDING PROGRESS

Therefore, the new campus continues to mo\« ahead. Phase two is slowlymoving toward competition. The new library-administration building will 1begin in January 2002. Ground breaking may begin Jan. 11.

vXmOVE IN DATE: SEPT. 2003. We are at 21 months and counting. Your prayers/ and support are most appreciated.

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