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VOLUME XXX

January-March 2011

NUMBER 1

ARE YOU READY FOR THIS? COUNT THE COST!

"...Are they servants of Christ? I can go them one better. {I can't believe that I am saying these things. It's crazy to talk this way! But I started and I am going to finish.) I've worked harder, been jailed more often, beaten up more times than I can count, and at death's door time after time. I've been flogged five times with the Jews thirty-nine lashes, beaten by Roman rods three times, pummelled with rocks once. I've been shipwrecked three times, and

Immersed In the open sea for a night and a day. In hard travelling In and year out, I've had to ford rivers, fend off robbers, struggle with friends, and struggle with foes. I've been at risk in the city, at risk in the country, endangered by desert sun and sea storm, and betrayed by those I thought were my
brothers. I've known drudgery and hard labor, many a long and lonely night without sleep, many a missed meal, blasted by the cold, naked to the weather. And that's not the half of it, when you throw In the daily pressures and anxieties of all the church

es. When someone gets to the end of his rope, I feel the desperation in my bones. When someone Is
duped into sin, an angry fire burns In my gut.

If 1 have to "brag" about myself, I'll brag about the humiliations that made me like Jesus. The eter nal and blessed God and Father of our Master Jesus knows I'm not lying. Remember the time I was In Damascus and the governor of King Aretes posted guards at the city gates to arrest me? 1crawled through a window In the wall, was let down in a basket, and had to run for my life.
The Messaae: II Corinthians 11:23-33

Christmas &New Year's Eve 2010

It was one of the best Christmas programs in our memory, if not the best. It was directed by Christianne Fife Figueira with the capable help of many others. (We remember her when she was growing up and

participated in similar programs). One of the dea cons painted the mural for the backdrop, one lady
made the robes for the kids and others decorated

the church for the occasion. Many hours were spent

New Year's Eve

practicing and a wonderful program was presented to a packed house. Afterwards we enjoyed a potluck dinner together. As is our custom, we have a New Year's service to remember the old and pray in the new
around a communion service.

The Dream Machine

Our youth attended a convention December 30 - Jan. 1 which was geared towards missions. It was called "MAQUINA DE SONHOS" or in English, "The Dream Machine". It challenged them to make
a greater commitment to Christ and achieve their
dreams for

serving the
Lord. The first

night was open to all ages and over

600 attended.

The church had a chili supper, the kids sold cakes and our members completed what funds were lacking for 10
kids to attend.
Some of our kids

They all came bock with a renewed inner spirit, and since then have participated more actively.

JoGum - Youth With A Mission

In February, a group from Youth With a Mission, spent
almost a week with the Church in Carcavelos.

They distributed hun

dreds of tracts and devotional calendars

in public plazas, train stations, shopping

centers, and on the beaches. They took charge of the Wednesday and Saturday night meetings plusSunday services in Carcavelos and Setubal. Special music, mimes, and some mini-classes were part of their program. Our youth participated insome of the activities, and no doubt, were inspired to do the same type of thing. YWAM is one of the missions that the Church supports. Pray much
fruit will come from their efforts.

An International Wedding
About five months ago, one of our deacons, Bro. Almeida, brought a request to our Friday morning prayer group. His daughter, Miriam, was corresponding online with a young man, Sean, in Florida. They were brought together by their mutual interest as artists. You can imagine the concern of their parents. When they started talking about marriage, prayers were intensified. In November 2010 Sean came to Portugal to meet Miriam and her family personally. He came and won
over the whole family and plans were made for the wedding. It took a
while to overcome all of the American and Portuguese bureaucracy. D/ck and Robert

Pre-marital counselling was done by Robert and Derlani Fife and they

were married on February 5th. The civil ceremony was first and then Dick performed the religious ceremony in English with Robert translating it into Portuguese. Sean's family was able to participate via SKYPE. Having fulfilled the requirements of the law, Dick & Robert pronounced them husband and wife and presented Mr. & Mrs. Sean Balsano to all. All is well that ends well-a real modern day
miracle. Please pray for them as they are residing a Sean's home in Lakeland, Florida.

Dick, Sarah. Miriam. Sean, and Miriam's parents

A prayer for the couples' trip to the US

A Woman After God's Own Heart

Since most of the ladies work and aren't able to attend during the week, our

women sponsored a special meeting on a Saturday evening. The theme was "A
Woman After God's Own Heart." There were over 50 of us, including women from

three other congregatior|s. There

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dom", unity, and joy-wisdom of those who planned

being together. Another meeting is planned in one of the other churches at the end of February. ^ Some of our ladies

Mission Services

Non Profit Org.

U.S. Postage Paid
Knoxville, TN
Permit #374

ADDRESSES
Dick & Sarah Robison Rua Por do Sol, 29 2775-680 Carcavelos Portugal

2004 E. Magnolia Ave.

Knoxville, TN 37917

Return Service Requested

011-351-21-456-1596 (Church) E-Mail: assai-do-para@hotmail.com or: rdrlslr@gmail.com www.swccAustin.org (English) www.iccportugal.org (Portuguese)
Phil & Dot Wiltshire 4824 Westbourne Dr.

Powder Springs, GA 30127 Telephone: 770-943-4668

Please make checks payable to:

PORTUGAL CHRISTIAN MISSION

ness the baptism of a young man, Andre, on Saturday afternoon. His family is from Belem, Brazil, where we
were many years ago. He and his wife, Miriam don't
live too far from the Church. She was a member

Latest Baptism ... It was our privilege to wit

Family and
Friends
We are saddened

already. There have already been 5 transfers this

yscir.

by the loss of a great grandchild who died at

birth. Our condolences

to Mark and Tiffany and

their families. Our condolences to

Bill MacDonold & family in Fayetteville, N. C. at the passing of his wife

and our dear sister and

Some watching the latest baptism

friend, Peggy.
PRAYER Co-workers in Portugal
World leaders Sean & Miriam Balsano

PRAISE
Miles Jackson Parker Robison Celia Berrier Emma Berrier Jesse Berrier

January 15 February 4 February 10 February 25

March 24

God's people worldwide

Phone calls & e-mail &
letters

Our faithful supporters The grace of God

Our co-workers

More Portuguese Church leaders Wisdom for future plans

Middle East countries New members

Anniversaries
Rachel & Josh Jackson - March 2

Daily prayer support

VOLUME XXX

July-September 2011

NUMBER 3

LIVING SACRIFICES

THUMBING THROUGH AN "OLD" NEW TESTAMENT

Thumbing through an OLD New Testament (NIV), I came across some notes that were made a few years back. They are just as meaningful to me now as they were years ago: "Therefore, I urge you brothers, in view of God's mercy, to offer yourselves as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to Godwhich is your spiritual worship. (2) Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world, but be

transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and opprove what God's
wiil is his good, pleasing, and perfect will." Romans 12:1-2.
I. Pick UP another's load to rest - Matthew 11:25-30. 2. Be a slave to be free - Romans 6:16-20.

3. Become weak to become strong - II Corinthians 12:7-10. 4. Live bv dvina - 11 Corinthians 4:10, II. 5. To be number 1. be a servant - Mark 10:43; to be exalted, humble yourself. 6.1 Corinthians
1:20 - to be wise, become as a fool.

Update - AME &Youth With AMission [Jocuml

We told you that we would give a full report in this Pioneer. It was a joint effort
of the Two Short-term Brazil.

&

P'

Mission groups from

USA and

They distributed tracts. presented programs in public plazas, train stations,

on the beaches,

shopping centers and in schools. They also took charge of prayer meeting and Sunday services. After about 10 days,
JOCUM went north in

Tom Sears in camp in Spain.

Portugal and the AME Group went to Spain to work with Erick and Sira in Murcia. They participated in Church services, a Missionary Conference, and a VBS. One of the group, a JBC student Tom Sears stayed on for a month to have a greater experience and to improve his Spanish. Erick had high praise for him and his work with the youth.
Tom said "it was his best summer ever."

Tom Sears

Some others of this group mode the following comments: Kelli said, "I was so impressed with the genuine spirit the Corcavelos Church has to sen^e others." The Luallens were thankful for the experi ence and to meet everyone and learn about the culture. Jandirrah thanked the church for their kindness and hospitality. It was evident that the DaSilvas had prepared the group well in their Spanish Ministry
in Knoxville, TN.

preaching in Spain

Our Family is a Blessing

The Lord said to Adam & Eve. "Be fruitful and increase in num-

ber." Our family is certainly doing its part. We had three children. six grandkids and now our ninth great grandchild has arrived.

joining his brother. Miles. He is Elliott Alexander, born to Rachel

and Josh Jackson in Connecticut. Congratulations ore in order! "A child is a being that has been loaned to us for an intensive
course of how to love somebody beyond ourselves, and how to

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change ourworse defects in orderto give the best examples and

Alexander Jackson

to learn to have courage. To be father or mother is the biggest act of courage that somebody can have, because it is to display every type of pain, mainly of the uncertainty to be acting incorrectly and of the

fear to lose something so loved. To Lose? How? He is not ours! He was only on loan!" --Jose
Saramago, Famous Portuguese Writer and Poet.

Teaciiing Opportunities

Goodbye Again
been

MAdriana Almeida
Sunday School in a rotational order with

Sarah teaches the Juniors in Carcovelos

^ other teachers.
Dick has

teaching Fernando/

We hove told you about the Paul Family before. They come to Portugal in 2000 to sen/e in the Brazilian Embassy. They placed their membership here in Corcavelos in 2001 and were very active with kids and music. It was difficult to say goodbye when they
were transferred to Croatia in 2007 for a

about the Inquisition in Portugal & Spain. They had studied it in public schools years ago & wanted
more information. He also has

Fernando and Adriona

Almeida

started teaching youth about the

Bible Heart.

couple of years. They were transferred bock to Portugal, something that rarely happens. So we were twice blessed by having them here for 2 more years. Now they have been assigned to the Brazilian Embassy in San Salvador. El Salvador. They hove arrived there and are adjusting to their new assign
ment.

In their last worship service here, they

Junio Paul with kids

Paul family with plate and painting.

were presented with a commemorative plate withi the Church picture dedicated to the Paul Family. One of our deacons presented o pointing he did of one of the Paul's favourite scenes of the coast here and the Sunday School kids brought drawings & notes for them. It was an emotional time for all. After the service, we all enjoyed a farewell dinner together. So it's Goodbye again, but we know that they will be a blessing wherever they go.

Another Blessing
Petterson, Tatiana and Clara Corneiro have been attending the Church in Carcavelos. They ore Brazilian Missionaries from Central Brazil who worked with Billy Loft in Paraguay. Small world. Mony years ago when we went to work in Brazil with Bill & Ginny Loft, Billy was about 2 yrs. old. Recently, they presented their work in Paraguay during the Sunday
School hour.
W' ! hi'ti .m ,

We enjoyed meeting more of their family and friends on Tatiana's

Birthday cake

emplo^r

birthday. Her

an interestwith_ the ^

gave

her

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Robinsons and Carneiros

Petterson and Tatiana

Update on the Portugal Pioneers [Dick z saraM

As we have done in the past years when we tried to keep you updated on our ministries and plans present and future, we want to share with you our present plans. We will leave Portugal on the 14th of October 2011 and return to Portugal on March 1, 2012. There are some medical procedures that we need to take care of in the USA. Dick is need ing to get treatment for his legs, hips, and lower back. If done in Portugal it could take 2-3

Mission Services

ADDRESSES
Miss/onaries;

2004 E. Magnolia Ave. Knoxville, TN 37917

Non Profit Org. U.S. Postage Paid

Knoxville, TN
Permit #374

Dick & Sarah Robison Rug Per do Sol, 29 2775-680 Carcavelos

Return Service Requested

Portugal 011-351-21-456-1596 (Church) E-Mail: assai-do-para@hotmail.com or: rdrlslr@gmail.com

www.swccAustin.org (English) www.iccportugal.org (Portuguese)

Forwarding Aaents: Phil & Dot Wiltshire 4824 Westbourne Dr.

Powder Springs, GA 30127

Telephone: 770-943-4668

Please make checks payable to;

PORTUGAL CHRISTIAN MISSION

years waiting through the Portuguese Health System. We do not have the funds to have this done privately.
We will reside in our house in Knoxville, Tennessee,

at 1214 Hendron Chapel Rd, Knoxville, Tennessee 37920. As time permits we will be able to make some visits to individual supporters and Churches. We do not have a telephone yet. We ask you to send us an email rdrl slr@gmaiLcom for a personal report. We thank you all for your prayers and
support. God is faithfull
davs PRAISE
God's direction

PRAYER

Elliott Jackson

Robison Trip to USA - October

World Political Leaders Countries hit with disasters

Mark Phegley
Anna Robison David Robison

Phone calls & e-mail & letters

Our faithful supporters

Recent visitors Our co-workers

More Portuguese Church

leaders

Jim Phegley
Dick Robison Emilia Berrier

Wisdom for future plans

Middle East Countries

July 1 July 9 August 11 August 14 August 31 Sept. 8 Sept. 15

Our growing family God's grace

Latin America

Unreached people's groups Jo Kanganje-Angola-Africa

Anniversaries

David/Toni Robison

August 6

VOLUME XXX

April-June 2011

NUMBER 2

TRUST-SADNESS-VICTORYi
"I, Paul, have been sent on a special mission by the Messiah, Jesus, planned by God himself. I write this to God's congregation in Corinth, and to believers all over Achala province. May all the gifts and
benefits that come from God our Father and the Master, Jesus Christ, be yours! Timothy, someone you know and trust. Joins me In this greeting.
The Rescue

All praise to the God and Father of our Master, Jesus the Messiah! Father of all mercy! God of all healing counsel! He comes alongside us when we go through hard times, and before you know it, he brings us alongside someone else who is going through hard times so that we can be there for that per son just as God was there for us. We have plenty of hard times that come from following the Messiah, but no more so than the good times of his healing comfortwe get a full measure of that, too. When we suffer for Jesus, it works out for your healing and salvation. If we are treated well, given a helping hand and encouraging word, that also works to your benefit, spurring you on, face forward, unflinching. Your hard times are also our hard times. When we see that you're just as willing to endure the hard times as to enjoy the good times, we know that you're going to make it, no doubt about it. We don't want you In the dark, friends, about how hard it was when all this came down on us in Asia province. It was so bad we didn't think we were going to make it. We felt like we'd been sent to death
row that it was all over for us. As it turned out, it was the best thing that could have happened. Instead

of trusting in our own strength or wits to get out of it, we were forced to trust God totallynot a bad idea
since he's the God who raises the dead! And he did it, rescued us from certain doom. And he'll do it

again, rescuing us as many times as we need rescuing. You and your prayers are part of the rescue operationI don't want you in the dark about that either, I can see your faces even now, lifted In praise for God's deliverance of us, a rescue in which your prayers played such a crucial part."
The Message: II Corinthians 1:3-11

Update from Setubal-Portugal

PraaidiBi^ VW^ Splndola &Fandly
Throughout these 11 years we have seen the hand of God operating in the church of Christ in Setubal. The development of the work in this city has been very difficult. With the coming of the "world-wide crisis," we have done ever/thing not to give up our main target, i.e., to build a Church
of Christ in Setubal. We have much to be thankful for our brothers and sisters in the USA that suffer with us, who

financially help us with this ministry. Presently, we have 15 active members in the Church who have little financial conditions to

help with the monthly budget that we need. Thus my wife and I have other jobs that help pay for

the normal monthly expenses. Nothing is in arrears

so far each month.

Our 3 kids are going to school and are as active as they can be in the Church and athletics. Lucas plays the drums in the Church Praise Group. Wilson, a former professional soccer player,
coaches his kids and co-coaches a Church team

called, CASTELO FORTE-(A MIGHTY FORTRESS!) We

thank Phil & June Londrum of Austin, Texas, who

years ago purchased the Jerseys that this team still

uses. (Editor's addenda)

Wilson with AME

Lydia International
We have mentioned the Lydias various times in the Pioneer. It is based on the story of Lydia in Acts 16. It's both international and transdenominational. It is an intercessory group that Sarah belongs to that prays for the church, the community, the country and the world. The three-fold emphasis of Lydia is prayer, God's word and missions. There are groups meeting all over Portugal. Now is the time for the "changing of the guard." Grace and Colin Lovell are returning to England after 43 years of mission work. She was the Lydia national coordinator for over 25 years. For some time Grace was praying for someone to take her place, preferably a younger Portuguese woman. Praise God her prayer
was answered when Maria

-iose Siqueira accepted the challenge. Molly Osborne, the ^ E u r o p e a n coordinator, came from England for the installation of our new leader and a

fond farewell to Grace. Pray for

the Lovell's retirement and for Maria Jose in her new leader-

Grace, Molly, and llda (translator)

ship role.

Molly and Mono Jose

Five of the kids in the Carcavelos

Church were baptized after spending a

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good while studying with Elsa and Derlani.

Wilson baptized his own son, Lucas, and his

best friend Tiago. Robert baptized Alicia

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and Vinicius Paul {children of a faithful coua day of celebration.

daughter of one of our first members. It was UmmmmmmmmtLmSmMttllSm UIHhHHHHIii^mI

W/lson and Lucas Wilson and Tiago Uogo

pie) and Rita Cardoso, the great-grand-

Robert and Alicia

Robert and Vinicius

Robert and Rita

Feijoada-Youth Camp

Wilson

country has version, but we are partial to the Brazilian variety as we lived there 15 years. The young people are also planning a garage sale in the near future.

AME Z Jocum-Youth With A Mission

Two short-term mission groups have just arrived to help evangelize in Portugal and Spain: the AME Group from the led by

Easter
There was a Sunrise Service at the local beach with several churches. Afterwards the Church served a breakfast for all who wanted to come. Our

children presented spe

cial music at the morn

ing service.

Mother's Day
Mother's Day in Portugal is on the 1st
Sunday in May. Around 20 mothers were pres
ent and received a red rose.
Paul

Greek Vocabulary
Dick has been

helping Guilherme
and Wilson

Spindola, 2 of the
church leaders in Carcavelos delve

more deeply into

the Greek mean

ing

of

key

New
Gu//herme, Dick &. Wilson

Testament words.

Mission Services

ADDRESSES
Dick & Sarah Robison Ruo Por do Sol, 29 2775-680 Carcovelos

2004 E. Magnolia Ave. Knoxville. TN 37917

Non Profit Org. U.S. Postage Paid

Knoxviile, TN
Permit #374

Return Service Requested

Portugol 011-351-21-456-1596 (Church) E-Mail: assai-do-parG@hotmail.com or: rdrlslr@gmail.com

www.swccAustin.org (English) www.iccportugal.org (Portuguese)

Forwarding Agents:
Phil & Dot Wiltshire 4824 Westbourne Dr.

Powder Springs, GA 30127 Telephone: 770-943-4668

Please make checks payable to:

PORTUGAL CHRISTIAN MISSION

Family and Friends

While we were in the US last

year, Alexander & Karina attended a couple's retreat which influenced greatly. Several weeks later they were

baptized and continued to grow and

mature in their faith. It took awhile to

Karina and Alexandre

get all the necessary Brazilian docu ments together, but finally on May 15th they were married here by Robert Fife. Many of their co-workers were here and were touched by the ceremony.

At the reception

PRAISE

Sarah Barnhart David Robison III

Jennifer Barnhart

April 14 May 5
June 7

God's salvation Phone calls & e-mail JOCUM-YWAM Our co-workers

PRAYER Co-workers in Portugal & letters World leaders

Countries hit with disasters

Anniversaries
Jim & Ann Phegley Jesse & Celia Berrier April 9 May 29

AME Group - USA God's grace

African Countries

More Portuguese Church leaders Wisdom for future plans

Middle East Countries

Unreached people's groups Jo Kanganje-Angola-Africa

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VOLUME XXX

October-December 2011

NUMBER 4

GOD HAS SPOKEN! ARE YOU LISTENING?

Throughout history God Eternal has communicated with man, His highest Creation. He spoke at times directly and indirectly through men and women, and sometimes through animals. Symbols, laws, regulations, music, poetry, enemies, pagan kings, disasters, wars, peace and common people have been part of His communication. Most nations have some concept of some god or gods. However, Jehovah-jireh, eternal, Almighty God, from the beginning, has been available to those who through trust and obedience honestly seek
Him. Consider what ASAPH declares about God.

"We thank you, God, we thank youyour Name is our favorite word; your mighty works are all we talk about
You say, I'm calling this meeting to order, I'm ready to set things right.

God rules, he brings this one down to his knees, pulls that one upon her feet. God has a cup in his hand A bowl of wine, full to the brim. He draws from it and pours.

When the earth goes topsy-turvy And nobody knows which end is up,
I had it all down,

It's drained to the dregs.

Earth's wicked ones drink it all, Drink it down to the last bitter drop.

I put everything in place again. I say to the smart alecks, 'That's enough.'
to the bullies, 'Not so fast.'

And I'm telling the story of God Eternal, Singing the praises of Jacob's God.

The fists of the wicked are bloody stumps,

Don't raise your fist against High God. Don't raise your voice against Rock of Ages.
He's the One from east to west; From desert to mountains, he's The One.

The arms of the righteous are lohygreen branches."

-THE MESSAGE, Psalm 75

Update on the Portugal Pioneers [Dick z sarah]

jjjjjjjjM Dick was told by a doctor in Portugal that he needed to 'i'\
,

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JjjV we did see a specialist and he said that IDID NOT NEED _
a hip replacement. I had an inflamed bursa. As you can
understand, we were relieved and thank God. you, and oth-

have an operation on his hip. After our arrival in the USA,

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glasses. Rejoice with us for these blessings.

didn't see as well, but it's not ready. He only needed new

Then Dick thought his cataract was ripe, since he

It's not every day that you turn 80, but Dick did on

gr
his fruit/flower

Sarah & Dick

on his 80th

September 8, 2011. The day began with 2 ladies from the Carcavelos Church bringing a fruit and flower basket to eelebrate the occasion. We went out for a nice lunch. And, to

Dick Dick with with

baske basket and cards

top it off, some of our youth came later

with a banner and chocolate cake. It

was a special time. Also, it's not every day that you

Youth and Dick on his birthday

celebrate 60 years of marriage, but we did October 12, 2011. It didn't go unnoticed by the ladies of the Church. They came bringing a balloon, a gen erous gift, refreshments, and a loving spirit. Did you realize that a half of our married life has been spent in
Portugal!

D/c/f and Sarah at 60th

In Portugal, they say that there aren't two things without the 3rd, so Sarah also had a special day -- her 79th birthday. We have been blessed by a num
ber of visitors since we have been

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Ladies at 60th anniversary

'

and daugh- """"

Fife, Bill an.

here: fellow missionary from Portugal,

Robert Fife, Bill and Lucille Booth

Robisons and Robert Fife

'Robisons with the Bo ths and

Robisons with with Ann Ann and and Jim Jim Robisons

grandsons)
Berriers, Mil<e Biehi (our son-in-law) with Robisons

of'

Tennessee*

Hen-dron Chapel 1214 Rd.,

Knoxville, TN 37920. Due to hail damage, our insurance company has replaced the roof. PTL! As time permits we will be able to make some visits to individual supporters and Churches. Our telephone number is 910-551-4131.

Getting a new roof

Churches in Portugal
The Church in Setubai had a spe
cial service and meal to mark their 10 years. The Church in Carcavelos cele

Setubai Anniversary Cake

brated 27 years at our present location. Robert Fife had the privilege of speaking at the baby dedication for 2 of his latest grandchildren, Gabriel and Nicole, (see pictures, next page)

Setubai Anniversary

Carcavelos Anniversary

Robert Fife - Baby Dedication

Hispanic Ciiurciies in USA

Since we have been in the US,

we have cooperated with the Hispanic

Church at Woodlawn Christian Cliurch

have just welcomed Gregorio and Elda Arrellano as missionaries to help with
Robisons and DaSilvas

and Fountain City. Vaidecy and Mirna H DaSilva are doing a great job. They Qj
Communion Service - Hispanic Church, Fountain City

the work. Billy and Betty Loft recently brought a group from Nicaragua for a concert at Woodlawn. It was great to see the Lofts after so many years.

I
Robisons and Arrellanos

Gerson and Yolanda de Sousa came

II .

mr i from Goiania, Brazil

Missionary

to the National ^-l to the National

Convention

in

Robisons and Lofts

Atlanta, GA to promote The Worid Convention to be held in Goiania in July 2012. They returned with the
DaSilvas from Atlanta, visited friends in the area, and

Vaidecy and Gerson at Hispanic Church at

Woodlawn

Gerson preached at the Hispanic Church at Woodlawn.

Missionaries and worl<ers with

l-lispanic Ministry: Susan Caideron, Vaidecy, Sarah &

D/c/c, and Kelli & Tom
Sarah & Yolanda

Billy Loft with group from Nicaragua

Hispanic Service in Fountain City

United Hispanic Sen/ice in Fountain City

Mission Services

ADDRESSES
Missionaries:

2004 E. Magnolia Ave.

Knoxville, TN 37917

Non Profit Org. U.S. Postage Paid

Knoxville, TN
Permit #374

Dick & Sarah Robison Rua Por do Sol, 29 2775-680 CarcQvelos

Return Service Requested

Portugal 011-351-21-456-1596 (Church) E-Mail: assai-do-para@hotmail.com or: rdrlslr@gmail.com

www.swccAustin.org (English) www.iccportugal.org (Portuguese) Forwarding Agents:

Phil & Dot Wiltshire
4824 Westbourne Dr.

Powder Springs, GA 30127 Telephone: 770-943-4668 Please make checks payable to:
PORTUGAL CHRISTIAN MISSION

PRAISE
God's care for us Phone calls & e-mail
& letters

PRAYER
Billy Graham Campaign Portugal
World Political Leaders Countries hit with disasters

Tyler Robison
Jason Barnhart

Oct. 10

Our faithful supporters Robison trip - USA

Our co-workers

More Portuguese Church

leaders

Alicia Robison Rachel Jackson Ton! Robison Joshua Barnhart

Baptisms in Portugal God's grace

World Convention -

Wisdom for future plons

Middle East Countries

Ann Phegley
Sorah Robison Joshua Jackson Jamie Berrier Mike Biehl

July 2012, Goiania, Brazil

Unreached people's groups Jo Kanganje-Angolo-Africc

Oct. 20 Oct. 26 Nov. 3 Nov. 4 Nov. 20 Nov. 27 Dec. 1 Dec. 15 Dec. 17 Dec. 30

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