It is simply impossible for communications to keep us informed to who has contributed. Even this letter is a hurried up one to be sent before we return to Guyana. Please accept our heartfelt thanks for your commitment, sacrifice, and dedication to us and to the work. I think I have told you about what we have planned for our students for the summer months, but let me mention it just one more time. Beginning 1 June our students are out of the classroom, but not out of school.
Instruction simply switches from the classroom to the field.
Twelve to fifteen campaigns and medical missions are in Guyana this summer. We have assigned several of our students to each of these efforts. They will assist with initial teaching, and more importantly, the follow up that is so often missing due to the lack of manpower. We hope this will also introduce our students to the life of an evangelist. This should illustrate to them what we have been trying to teach them in the classroom.