mar U 1983 MISSION Dear Fellow Laborers* Greetings from the 50th State and your co-workers for Christ in this area. May your New Year be filled with joy and success in His service. No doubt you heard about the volcano erupting in Hawaii several weeks ago. Probably you know that it occurred on another island about 200 miles from us. It only affected us by giving us haze for several days, but it has helped us decide that that island is probably not the one to which we should retire. I have always had respiratory problems and the fumes from the volcano put many people in the hospital. I don't need to be one of them. You may remember that we spoke of Maurice and Faye Saito who grew up in our island churches, went to Bible College and Seminary, and have returned to work for the Lord here. Faye is job hunting. Maurice will be on a fund-raising tour beginning in March and in September will begin a two-year ministry with his home church at Sunset Beach, Faye is from our congregation, "rte pray that he can quickly gain support for we feel that such young people who are natives of the islands are the hope of evangelization and permanent growth in our churches here. We have also mentioned those who were taking our places while we were on furlough—Robert Plank and his family. We asked you to pray, the Lord willing, that he would return to work with us in Palolo Valley. He wants to return, his family wants to come, the congregation here wants him to return. In fact, they are earnestly seeking to increase their giving so that they will be able to pay him a partial salary. They have agreed to furnish him a house, utilities, and ,^300 per month. He will be seeking to raise the balance needed from the churches. Their goal is to be here in mid-July. Since they have four children and by that time there will probably be only two of us (Lora is enrolling in Ozark Bible College), we will vacate this big house and move into the back building which has Charles' study in it and two small apartments. It needs a lot of repair and some remodeling to make it suitable for a permanent house. We have reroofed one side of the building but did not do the other side because it needed more than new roofing. The rafters must be replaced and to do that it must have a new supporting wall. It also needs some new posting underneath. We began the process today. We have received two gifts designated for repair of this building, but more will be needed. "Our Writer helper, Ruth Wasson, will" be~leaving March"26, -then -June- IB two mission interns from Roanoke Bible College will come to help in the pre-school. Thoy are Sharon Hall and Ginny Bodamer. These intervening months will be extremely busy with a revival meeting March 20-25 with Marion Alexander of Newburg, MO as speaker, our annual Easter pageant on April 3» the remodeling of the back building, then moving. Please join us in PRAYER for these NEEDS: Support for the Planks, Saitos and interns; The revival and Easter pageant; Strength and direction for us. Yours to accomplish His work. For the family: Charles, Henrietta, and Lora Charles C. Luttrell Family 2165 Tenth Avenue Honolulu, Hawaii 96816 February, 1983 f OS
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mar U 1983
MISSION
Dear Fellow Laborers*
Greetings from the 50th State and your co-workers for Christ inthis area. May your New Year be filled with joy and success inHis service.
No doubt you heard about the volcano erupting in Hawaii several weeksago. Probably you know that it occurred on another island about 200miles from us. It only affected us by giving us haze for several days,but it has helped us decide that that island is probably not the one towhich we should retire. I have always had respiratory problems and thefumes from the volcano put many people in the hospital. I don't needto be one of them.
You may remember that we spoke of Maurice and Faye Saito who grew upin our island churches, went to Bible College and Seminary, and havereturned to work for the Lord here. Faye is job hunting. Mauricewill be on a fund-raising tour beginning in March and in September willbegin a two-year ministry with his home church at Sunset Beach, Fayeis from our congregation, "rte pray that he can quickly gain supportfor we feel that such young people who are natives of the islands arethe hope of evangelization and permanent growth in our churches here.
We have also mentioned those who were taking our places while we wereon furlough—Robert Plank and his family. We asked you to pray, theLord willing, that he would return to work with us in Palolo Valley.He wants to return, his family wants to come, the congregation herewants him to return. In fact, they are earnestly seeking to increasetheir giving so that they will be able to pay him a partial salary.They have agreed to furnish him a house, utilities, and ,^300 per month.He will be seeking to raise the balance needed from the churches. Theirgoal is to be here in mid-July.
Since they have four children and by that time there will probably beonly two of us (Lora is enrolling in Ozark Bible College), we willvacate this big house and move into the back building which has Charles'study in it and two small apartments. It needs a lot of repair andsome remodeling to make it suitable for a permanent house. We havereroofed one side of the building but did not do the other side becauseit needed more than new roofing. The rafters must be replaced and todo that it must have a new supporting wall. It also needs some newposting underneath. We began the process today. We have received twogifts designated for repair of this building, but more will be needed.
"Our Writer helper, Ruth Wasson, will" be~leaving March"26, -then -June-IB two mission interns from Roanoke Bible College will come to help inthe pre-school. Thoy are Sharon Hall and Ginny Bodamer.
These intervening months will be extremely busy with a revival meetingMarch 20-25 with Marion Alexander of Newburg, MO as speaker, our annualEaster pageant on April 3» the remodeling of the back building, thenmoving.
Please join us in PRAYER for these NEEDS:Support for the Planks, Saitos and interns;The revival and Easter pageant;Strength and direction for us.
Yours to accomplish His work.
For the family: Charles, Henrietta, and Lora
Charles C. Luttrell Family2165 Tenth Avenue
Honolulu, Hawaii96816
February, 1983
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HAWAII CALLS MISSION 1982 FINANCIAL REPORT
Brought forward, January 1, 1982
RECEIPTS
General FundFirst Quarter $2882.66Second Quarter 3029»63Third Quarter 3824,22Fourth Quarter 3^18.82
Total General Fund receipts 1315503Furlough Fund 3885*60
Sub-totalTo be accounted for
$ 1524.07
17040.9318565.00
DISBURSEMENTSTravelSupplies 177*54Payroll taxes 1698.31Salary 602.75Newsletters 500*53Utilities 338.75Expenses paid for church 203*58Equipment & Repair 970.98Medical Insurance 819*62Miscellaneous 539.18
Total Disbursements
Bfilance, 12-31-82
(totals for the year)4o98.51
16580.00
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Charles C. Luttrell Family2165 Tenth Avenue
Honolulu, Hawaii
96616
DECEMBER, 1983
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MctC 6ubmtt tketA. iMJU to Htm, We pAaJj>e Htm ^oA, oppoAtuyUtle& to do that.
One oi the neigkboAJwod ^amtlcei tnvtted uA to a blAtkday poAty 60 that Tiwutd "ble^^the iood and the occasion. We enjoyed meeting by name some neighboAA on whose dooASwe have knocked and to whom we wave and speak. We gave seveAol Inv-itatcons to attendouA seAvlces and a iew people expAessed an InteAest in leoAning about spiAitual matteas.We pAoy that it was not just panty taJtk, It tou a bemitiiul eveiung f leitOUA host showed us the object he made so that "the weatheA would be good. He saxd aXalmost always woAked, Jt tow a rAixMM oi Aetigious and good-luck symbols i^m etAnccgAoups in tie islands. He had laid two ti leaves on a step to ioAm a cawss [HawaAAJin],at the intcAsection some gAoins ojJ salt, [Japanese}, some money wnapped ui Aed papeA[Chinese], and on top a Aock [PoAtuguese], We fiaue tA^ed to make an appointme^ tobegin showing them the Sib^e suAvey ^ilmstAxps and always the answeA xs lateA , PleasepAay that it may be soon enough,
OuA new p^e-4c#ioo^ teacheA, Venise Hutchins, began teaching HovembeA 1, HenAiettajust pAovides ckild-caAe {fAom 12:30 to 3:30 P*M, This gives heA moAnings t) do heAo^iice woAk,
We have taken on onotheA pAoject so the extAa time will be appAeciated, We told youlast month that we had planned a potluck dinneA loA the leadeAS o^ oua sisteA chuAches,Eight oi OUA ten chuAches weAe AepAesented, Ml oi us enjoyed the fellowship and agAeedthat we should get togetheA eveAy quoAteA, We volunteeAed to edit a monthly news-sheet to send to each congAegation to announce events and to give chuAch and peASonalnews, if each chuAch would would designate a AepoHteA to funnel theiA announcements tous. We pAay that with impAoved communication we can encouAoge and help one onotheA tobe moAe effective foA the LoAd,
I have continued to teach the English class at the Waipahu ChuAch of ChAist and luivepAeached most Sundays. HenAietta has been teaching the childAen theAe, The PalolocongAegation sings a cappella in the moAning but she plays the piano heAe at night,A ' Filipino asked me to Aead the scAiptuAe at a house-woAming dinneA, and to speak ata wak^ so cue oAe moAe involved viith those of that congAegatcon,
Holiday time is a family time. We look foAWXAd to heoAing fAom families that toe do notheoA fAom except at this time of yeoA, We wmt to shaAe news of oua family, too. Mlfive of ouA childAen oAe on the mainland now. Qua youngest. Long, is an enthusiaticfAeskman at OzoAk Bible College, She is taking 17 1/2 houAs ojS classes, is in a choiA,dAoma gAoup, Load's Reapeas, and woAks about ten houAS a week foA a computea company.
Qua youngeA son, Philip, and his wife bought a house this yeoA in FAonkfoAt, IW. HeWoAks in a factoAy but satisfies his uAge to build at home. He has Aemodeled the bath-Aoom, Aedone the electAical systen:, insulated, and made his goAage into a woAkshop,
hioAk is still single and Aents an apoAtment ne^ his woAk at Lockheed in Sumy^Ale,CA.he is excited about his pAoject as a test engineeA on the telescope whtch will be putinto oAbit by the shuttle. He tAavels fAequently. f^oAk is a poAt of the chuAch choiAS involved in theiA Bible studies,
Leta, heA husband Vavid, and daughteA, Hegjian live in Son Jose, CA, They, too, boughta kouse this yeoA, bttt tJxey haven't had time foA many home pAojects, Vavid woAks foAcable TV company and is taking electAonic college couAses at night, Leta is expectcnga second child in FebAuoAy. She helps in the chuAch childAen's pAogAoms,
OuJL oldz^t^ Ami/, lit htUUi tbjhiQ ht Ividleu/WLpotU Wti/t hvi hoAband, Vav-iA, and daught^Lanl Cundy, and noui BeXtlna. Uone^Aa, vJho uxi6 bom on Oc^beA 17. ^Vavld -u a (MptnteA^o/t a cantmcXofi coid doOt kome. pKojcclit, too. We ilnhtk a ^9^ ^zcXmncc^ couAiethl& ynOK, Tkey am both, actlvz mojnbiifu o^ the. 6a^t SBth StmsX ChOAcJi,
The. lofid itiLtting, we wctt takz gemujie ^lUJ-weefe vacation [not a ^axtough] and^pmd the.CkfLUtma& kotiday loltk ieXa'i, (^amlty and Hank In Call^oAiM. iom ^ tn.ymQ to an^gca nldz uUth otk&n OBC 4tadcnt6 lAio live. In San Jo4e 4o ^We con jom ai. It itiUl oeWen^etia'A i-Out uUnteA tnlp out the tnopldt ^on. 21 yexuu. We. iwndeA. houJ 6he mxli5a^e, S/ie putit on a hvoeatzA hen.e idien the tempenatu/ie gets belout 75 ,
Hay you have an eKcltlng and happy holiday Mith youA UoPrti<oca6 on the potUieal and physical tanmoll In the whole eanth. Hay tku ^e o^ yean, helpnanu to 6ee that the only aeal peace comeit iaom the Pnlnce o^ Peace 06 we becorpe apant oi Hl6 Kingdom and keep looking to Him. Hay you ^nd Peace and Joy m W^.
