a7r]ci/cciyi. ^UTtcor^YqI, 13. SEPTSMBER 196^ No,

PICTURE ALBUM - GORDON

A wirey, quick, smiling, devotedboy is Gordon. His smilo can capture any heart and his pocket carries a bagful of tricks! Gordon isshy at times, a good student inschool, and sh'uld go far in a worldcf success. At times he is disobedient, but his heart is sc full ofsorrow afterwards that one realizesimmediately how deep his love reallyis for God. Gordon became a Christian at an unusually young age andyet has been perhaps, the most devoted Christian of all the boys. Hisgreatest ambition is to be a preacher like Daddy, Born far out in themountains of Jamaica and having liv-*ed there until the age of five, Gordon has a deep love for the country.He, ^p^ith his two brothers, ore complete orphans and so are deeplygrateful for theirhome. They wereold enough to remember and appre -ciate the factthat cnce they weredestitute and nowhave the love andNecessities of life. GoYdon has alittle problem with fear and attimes we must comfort him with theknowlege that God will always watchover him. He particularly cannotbear tc see Mommy or Daddy ill, forhe remembers when his own mother wastaken away. He is a dear little boyand a son cf whom we are very proud.

AT CAMP

The sun has set at last after abusy and wonderful day here at Campfor our boys at the Home. They arenow in their beds after enjcying acorn roast up in the hills, badminton, and ping pong, and a song fest.

Camps on a whole were fine thisyear and we completed cur sixthyear of camping very happily. Theboys and girls who are new thisyear have already asked for a placein next yearns Camp. Seven boysand girls were baptized right aftercamp and several others are attend-in Sunday School now.One boy was all readyto come to Sunday School except for hisshoes and when he began his search he realized that he hrd left cne shce atCamp. Next week we hope t' see himand both shoes on his feet!

AH ODD LITTLE PLANT

In Jamaica there are many strangeand interesting plmts. One iscpJLlecl "Shame Xady-.-^!- Thish-as

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lacy leaves and when you get nearenough to brush ycur finger over itit curls up its leaves into littlerolls and almost hides itself fromview.

FROM THE MAELBAG

These wonderful gifts from Americanchildren have brought our Fellowship Hall nenr to a finish. Thanka!SMILE AWIilLE

Miss Matheson looked down atthree year old David and asked, "David, can you spell cat for me?" David looked up, smiled anri said, "YesMish Ma'son..Meow."

Miss Matheson laughed at the cutesound he had made and tried again.'*Can you spell DOG, David?" Yes,>Iish Ma* son., bow wow wow, "he said.

PUPPETS

Have you ever seen a Puppet Show?iTo doubt you have. Our boys and-^irla here in Jamaica now have theirown Puppet Shows regularly. The beautiful puppets and stage were givenby the College ParkChurch in Georgia,.and with them comesa set of Bible stories on tapes. TheChildren of the DaySchool will enjoy the

Children, Heyworth, 111, 17.00Children, Wnshington, N.C. 1^-7.97V.B.S. Roper, N.C. 2l|,00Young People, Phoenix, Ariz. 5.00V.B.S. Paxton, 111. 71.1?First Day School,Ch. Hill,N.C. 9.00Followers Class, Wyandotte,Mi.25,00VBS, Lincoln, 111. 115.03Children, Shickshinney, Pa, 8.00Jr, High, Glendale, Okla. 5-00Jr. Class, Albemarle, N.C, 10.00VBS, Mountain City, Tenn, 10,00VBS,Southside, Elizabethtcn,T,5l.57Little Learners, Selkirk, Ont, 5*00VBS,First Ch.Elizabethton,Tenn76.70Lamplighters, Waukegan, 111, 20.00

"Mrs. Janel Johnson*s Cl.Corn. 6.20Jr. High, Phoenix, Arizona 5.00We Need You, Cornland, 111. 12.1|0Jr. Youth, Brownstown,Ill. 2.50Children's Ch, Englewood,Jax. 20.00Fir, and V.B.S. " " 70.18

NEEDED....3 . , - - ' Here*s a project for Christmaai Wetuppet shows - Thnnks boys and girls.need shirts and pants for the boys,

all sizes from 5 to llj.. You can help

J^aica Christian Boys' HomeP.O. Box 5Half Way Tree, Jamaica, W.I. eptember

TOP H ILL CHURCH

C Co-WorkerG"uy Whitley

Par out in the mountains toward the south coast of our lovely Jamaica, lies a tiny village called "Top Hill." The town of Junctionnearby is a busy place with many people living all about the countryside near and even far beyond Top Hill, This section of Jamaica hasbeen blessed with many good things,.good soil, good rains, and finepeople, but one great need has been the church of the Lord Jesus Christ,

In recent months the congregation of Memorial Chapel at the Home,has supported a minister, Bro. E.A. Woodstock, in an attempt to establish a church in this needy district. He hps worked very hard and hasalready won fourteen people to Christ. These people are anxious forthe work to grow. Last month Memorial Chapel bought a piece of landfor the people on which they plan to erect a church building.

Won't you remember Top Hill in your prayers? There is a great needfoe the^establishment of the church in these towns throughout Jamaicaand it is the prayer and aim of the church at Memorial Chapel to carryon this work.

Memorial Chapel now has five young people in Bible Colleges abroadand a^Sunday School averaging 150 in attendance. This active congregation in Kingston is looking eagerly to the future of Jamaica and to thegrowth of the church here.

WHEN YOU PRAY FOR THEJAI-IAICA CHRISTIAN BOYS' HOYOUR PRAYSRS REACH:

Destitute boys cared for inthe Home.

Sick children in the Mt. Viewarea reached through the clinic.

Children in the field of education through Christian Day SchooV

Men and women, boys and girls,in an active true to the Biblechurch with a full program ofactivities. 12 weekly services.

People of Top Hill District andother church in the Island whomwe assist.

Youth of Kingston in a thrivingyouth program . .

Won't you pray for us continually?

GOD'S -LABORERS - -

VJe have been richly blessedthis summer with the fine helpof Bro. Bob Puckett and wife,from College Park, Georgia,and with Bro. Leon Baker, from

"Ft, Pierce, Pla. The Puckettscame for three weeks duringwhich time they held an evangelistic meeting and assistedwith our largest Boys' Campever. We are deeply grateful

^to them and to their congregation for sending them to us.

Youth in Christian Service Camps. Bro. Leon Baker returned to helpus this summer after having spenta month in the work two years ago.We were refreshed and edified withhis teaching and with his Spirit-filled life. Truly this summerhrs been one of rich fellowship.May the Lord bless all of thosewho sacrificially lent themselvesto Jamaica as God's laborers. Wehave missed the -help of Guy VJhit-ley and are glad to say that he iswell and enjrying his furlough.

THE PELLOVISHIP HALL is Number One on our Septembe Program, The flooris down, lights are in, and it will be completed, God willing, as soonaa funds permit. Approximately $300.00 is needed to pay current bills.