JANUARY NEWSLETTER 

This could be a very wonderful year for the work in Vietnam . We have several visitors coming our way. Two of them are the two ladies from Texas coming to teach English for a month. They have visited us before and were very effective in teaching English in Cambodia .

In December we have 15 coming to boost the work from the River Road Church in Albany , Ga. River Road also supports two of our workers.

We will have one worker returning from the Bible school in Singapore and also have our young man there now training to be a preacher.

Two of our ladies visited the Farmington the Farmington church last year, and I will send along a picture of them and some of the congregation.

We still have several kids on the waiting list to start to school. We have had some supporters drop out, but hope others will step in. The kids we are sending to school are hard at study.

I hope it is a very good New Year for all.

Tom Tune

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Farmington, KY 42040
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NOVEMBER NEWSLETTER

On the front page of the Wall Street Journal, the Asian edition had a picture in color of the devastation of the killer Hurricane that just hit.  Even though it is North of Can Tho we are getting the flood waters. This is Delta country which means it is very flat.

Many of our contacts and members live on the river or close to it. As you know I feel very close to these river people. I hope some will help us help them. The countries of the world are not too anxious to help Vietnam, but this was a killer storm and has left people stranded on roof tops and little islands. A small hut by the river either gets washed through or washed away. It is like the two mites the lady gave and Jesus said she gave it all. These people, some of them give (lose) it all. I shall never forget when I was 6 years old watching our house and all we had burn to the ground, and I know how these kids fell watching their house float away.

Maybe some can influence a church to take up a special donation. How bad was it? Remember New Orleans? This was the worse maybe ever to hit Vietnam. I have never seen a color picture on the Wall Street Journal before, but there it was in the Wed. Asia addition.

I love you all,

Tom Tune