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THE OARHDLL PULPORD PMILY; FORWARDING AGENI:28~®"^lust, " Bi^ce MorganPINilLAI^DS, O.P. , S. APRIOA R.R.2, 3oz 291 A7405 OdDSIERION, IN,

July 6, 1977 ^6304Dear Bretliren:We bring you greetings in the wonderful name of our Lord Jesus Ohrisx,and we give thanks to God for each one of you, for your faith in Him,your undying love for the brethren, your conoern for those who arelost, and your fellowship in sharing with our labors for Him,

The Oape Bible Seminary is now entering its third term with classes onBIBLE SURViir (myself), THE GOSPEL- OP MATTiiEW (Jim aolomon), and HOW TOPREPARE LESSONS (A1 Zimmerman). 'The students are eiitn.usiastic about th.'classes, 2 were baptized at lifuleui recently, 2 ..ore are to be baptize.-this week. Last month a young man (Alfred) came to accept Christ atMacassar, and a new couple from that townsnip have rec jutly startedattending classes. Some of the students walk long distaioes, somearrive by traxn or bus, all are excited about the Word of God.

I have also appreciated the opportunities to bring lessons and sermonsat Polo Road as well as to assist in one of their cottage meetings, I.this way people are reached who do not normally attend church. Lordwilling, beginning this Tuesday, I ^-ri-ll be bringing weekly lessons ai.Polo Road on the book of REVELATION.

Because of the great interest of the folk from Macassar we have movecthe classes there from Mfuleni, though Al and I do stop first at Mito pick up the brethren there.

Last month Brother Zimmermaa and I travelled north to .i.3hton where -brought a lesson on TEt-iPTATIGN, and I brought a message on THE JUDG.^i-L;There were 3 who came forv^ard to accept Christ, Later this month, Lo^*'willing,, we shall be going east to Riviersonderend to bring lessons a-.-nmessages there.

I have also had several opportunities at the place where I work duringthe day (Farmer's Co-op) to witness for Christ and speak about the woiicf God. One of the Directors has suggested that I bring weekly BibleLessons to the employees, and I hope to start these soon,

Nancy has had the opportunity to witness to our insurance agent who io_a Jew. He mentioned that there seemed to be a spirit in our home wnlcljhe did not usually find in the homes he called on, and ine waited anexplanation. She said, "It is Jesus Christ, and he is your Messiah."She went on to explain to him about the coming of the Son of God, andgave him a New Testament in modern english to read. He phoned me atwork the other day and said he was fascinated to read it and to seethe many ways in which Jesus fulfilled Oln Testament precedes. Icannot help but believe that the day is already dawning when many ofthe Jews shall turn to Jesus as the Obxist. Nhat a great and wonderfu}day that will bej

Timothy (8) accompanied us to a service at j.-ifuleni last Lord's Day, liebrought and object lesson on BEING THANkPBL. Brother Mtutu said, "Ihave been a Christian for many years. _I have axperlenced many blessing;in that time, "One"of the greatest blessings I have had is the blessingI have had today to hear Timothy speak." Timothy spent a nightwith Grandma this week. He forgot to pack his tooth-brush. One thinghe did not forget to pack a Bible Story book. He is preparing hisnext laesou for the brethren at Mfuleni.

Many today are filled with despair. World events and the convulsionsof the earth itself speak to them of the end of the world. That is oo.-;way to look at it, but to the Christian they are the birth pangs ofthe New Heaven and the New Earth.

May God bless you,

CAPE BIBLE SEMINARY

THECilAREQLL FULFORD>AMILY:14 AmethystSTELLEMBERG, C.P., S. AFRICA7550

Dear Brethren:

September 5, 1977

FORWARDING AGENT:

Eryce MorganR.R. 2, Box 291 ACHESTERTON, IN.46304

We greet you in the wonderful name of our precious Lord Jesus Christ.May you always be conscious of his grace, and may your hearts be filledwith His peace v/hich passes all understanding. Our hearts go out inthanksgiving to God who has blessed us to have you working with us aspartners in the gospel through your prayers and support of our labors.

As you can see above we are moving to a different house. The rent isabout $40 less, and the location is about midvray betvjeen the areaswhere our classes and services are held.

Brother Simmerman and I with my mother and family recently made a tripto Riviersonderend (about 100 miles east of Cape Tovrn) for a teachingand preaching service. The brethren cane from as far as Ashton, andwe appreciated the opportunity of fellov/ship with them.

Last month we travelled to Swellendan (150 miles east) for a wedding,and next week, Lord willing we shall be going to Her.ianus (60 mileseast on the sea-coast) for lessons ind messages. We trust in tlie Lordto journey to Port Elizabeth and East London for extended lessons withthe brethren in those areas (about 500 & 700 miles east of Cape Tovm),during the first half of October.

A young African lady came forward to give her life to the Lord Jesusthis month, and was baptized in a nearby river. We have also startedSunday evening services with the Molatoes in Macassar, and there is avery good response to these.

Our Cape Bible Seminary classes continue each week with lessons onBIBLE SURVEY, MATTHEW, and PRINCIPLES of EDUCATION. Next term. Lordwilling, our classes shall center on THE PENTATEUCH, CHURCH in theSCRIPTURES, and PRINCIPLES of LOGIC.

Life on earth is so short. Brother Mtutu of Gugialetu tells of two ofhis family who died last week — one tiirough illness and one by a caraccident. Brother Zimmerman tells of a Bantu woman and her husbandattacked by thugs in Johannesburg leaving the husband dead and her ina state of shock. She has 7 children. Terrorists run TA'ild killinginnocent people and few even try to stop them. But God is not asleep.His eyes are constantly watching over His ovm, and the life of theHoly Spirit which He gives to them can never be destroyed.

Finally Brethren, may I ask you earnestly to pray for Southern Africatoday. The forces of Ungodliness and Anti-Christ have already takenover Mozambique and Angola, and are now putting the squeeze on Rhodesiaand South A£-r-4^a^-s4nrg—t-he-i--r- -u-sual wea^H-s—ef--l-ie-s-a-nd-de-Ge^t-i-en-.Many of the nations of the world, not knov;ing the truth, are blithelyand ignorantly falling into their trap. But God still has His faithfulremnant, those v;ho refuse to bow down before the idols of covetousness,and hatred, and the lust for power; those who look to Him in the quietconfidence of faith; and His kingdom, like leaven unseen by the humaneye, continues to grow.

On a Sunday night in Macassar, as my wife sits with a little Africanchild on her lap, and the congregation sings "There is Povrer in theBlood" as v/e partake together of the Lords Supper I am moved to reportthat in the midst of all the turmoil and strife the Family of God isalive and well.

Your brother in Christ,

2-, KJ

CAPE BIBLE S E.M I t: A R Y- : • r *.

Brothers and sisters whom w# love in the Lord :. » • " "

As you kn.ow this is our 3rd term of service in South Africa, and we have been here onthis trip since December, 1972 six years ago. It does not seem that long, but much

has been done both in the Port Elizabeth area and in the Cape Town area since then.

I was particularly glad to get a letter tnis week from Brother Leve in Port Elizabethin which he says that he has organized an evangelistic team who are travelling withhim to the various areas holding Preaching Rallies, for this is the very way I haddone ray mission work with them while X was there. Hov/ good it is to see the brethrenstanding up and walkingi

In the meantime many of you have been asking when we are coming -on furlough.' VJe haveprayed about it, and do feel that the Lord is definitely leading in this decision.I approached the Farmers Co-op here where I work during the day, and the managerhas granted me leave from November 13 thru' January 2.

Ve are therefore making tentative plans to visit churches in the States during Novemberand December of this year. Nox^ this is only 2 months away, so if it is to be we shallhave to move fast.

What we propose is this that you please send funds immediately to our Forwarding Agentmarked TRAVEL F'UND. We will need a total of 458)000.00 for the trip. This includes: ..

1. Airfare for Nancy, myself>..Sandra-Timothy "2. Updating our income tax for tax clearance on passport.3. House rent during the period of our absence, -

Other accounts which will come due while xTO're away.

Living expenses while in the States, as isrell as our- means of travel to our supportingchurches we leave in the hands of the Lord, and you His people.

We regret that the time will-be so-short, but-14 is-just-not possible for ua to leave-for an extended time. Lord willing the Cape Bible Seminary completes its second yearof classes in November, and will be starting the the third year in January of-1979,-•so I shall have to matce a, rapid,, tour of churches in-INDIANA, ILLINOIS, lOvVA,MINNESOTA AND WISCONSIN and trust that those further afield will understand .

V/e are excited about the Lord's work here in Cape Toxra, and rejoice in His leading.Please pray with us that He shall continue to bless and use our efforts for the gloryof His name.

May we also ask you at this time to please pray for Brother Bryce Morgan's mother.She is very ill and needs our prayers.

CARROLL FULFORD & FAMILY •• ! •

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Dear Brethren;

CAPE BIBLE SEMINARY1'HE CARROLL FULFORD FAMITY.P-.O/ 'EOX 608 -'- FORV/ARDING AGENTBELLVILLE, cape S AFPICA Morgan7530 Africa r.;^, 2, aox 291 a

• ctober 1977

Lord. Ub pray that His grace and the Se " "^me of Jeaus Christ, ourto you from day to day, even as uour Spirit may be very realblessing to us. ' continued prayers and support are a

being added^thia^ieek!^ wrarrL^hannrt-Rt'''̂ ''̂ ''̂ R another neu familytloodford, are anoe again visltino uff™ F parents, Herb and Al^uith us in the uork. "s from Eau Claire, iliscansin, and sharing

Brother 'Joodford'̂ tooight^a^messaq^^^ the norningg morship,the first lesson on THE CHUBCH I^TI^ IcPinTui£R™J?' US.A. and I broughtRondeoosch we travelled about 20 miles +n r?* tuith my mm ina short illustrated lesaon for thrchildrp^ Timothy broughtbrought a message on FAITH from Heb 11 anri Bantu young men,

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travelling expedition ta^Hnysnr'̂ Port^Eirah th ^ teaching and1500 miles. Ue brought lesLns'to the tnnns- London, covering someGelvandale, Mriantsane and Hnyara LcoWon =L^^ f "'sw a^iBbton, Someto,of lessona taught in the Cape Bible Seminarv '̂ The ^^R '̂̂ ^^^^^ting many copies

VUbourses in THE BOOHS OF HOSES and PRINCIPLErof "sYCHaD^f''̂ '"

FDrfirdi^g°AgentfLS^ypu^may''Strta°h^ ^""" them to ourthem. to him if your congregation wishes to see

arother^Eve's hoL^irP?E'̂ ^"uhire^thrbu"ld^^nnished. The brethren at Hfu^el^h^v^^ ove^1^^o!So1:S°ut ^^^0) ^LlLing

t'olQ Road church^in"'Gbseriatorv.''''̂ I^hLE'̂ ^^^^ lessons^ on aEl/EL&TIDW atMore than Conquerors" by tJ. Hendrickse Hp

.. ^..sections..which each TsvEli i-^r^l hAVrdes^the book -into 7 pa-rallei- -1. The 7 Lampstandr! The Sll'nop nRrf•"I Christian Age:-2. The 7 Seals - The nMthn^^+ Christ with his people.3- The 7 Trumpets - Christ^- Lrni history.

The 7 Personages - Christ £ earthly calamities.B) The'sea beast 1 Anti ^b) The land beast i A^tl "RfR?" Pf^eoutian.c) The harlot ^Bti-^hristian teaching.

: Tp: Ja^rifV. The 7last things - The ultimate vio'So^ffr^ej^^o-f^C^h^^^tT^^hi^^^pe^oprL^*To read Revelation in this linh-f- i-.uho makes us more than conquerors through Hifmho lovefuL^°Yours in His wonderful name,

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