THE JOE SEGGELKE FAMILY

THE BERT ELLIS FAMILY

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ADDRESS CORRESPONDENCE TOs

A.P.O. NO. 59, SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA

RADIO STATION, H L K U 1035 KILOCYCLES

This group of high school and college

students are 10 of the 11 mho were

A part of the boys TJho were in osscsp*.

Preacher IdJUi from, the Christian radio station HLKP in Pusan, "who helped us

baptized at the close

of summer camp

held August 1-4 for 75 students

the members

of

our student Bible clubs-

There veve

in caup in many ways is standing at the right in the picture Buildings

at left are dormitories*

in canp and 10 faculty

Mr. Choo Wul Yung, principal of Pusan

High School,teaching a class on, "The

Christian Student and School*" This T7as one of three discussions# the

others being,

"The Christian Student

and Home," and "The Christian Student

and Church." Harold Taylor of Korean Christian Mission in Seoul taught one

and Dr Han Yung Kyo, president of Yonsei College taught the third
These consisted of lecture, question

and anffwer period and directed dis*cussion groups, lasting for a total
of one hour and forty-five minutes*
Broadcasting the Gospel Over KLKU, Pusan, Korea C103S Kilocycles), Korea's First Comtnercltl Radio Station.

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JOB SEGGSDCE

i B o x 351 Lincoln, 111.

February, 19^2
Dear i^iends in Christ,

These are busy days. Along with the regular every day activities of a normal house hold, we have thrown in more traveling, school, preparation for returning to Korea with an occasional cold and bout with flu thrown in. The children are all doing real well in school. This semester Joe is only taking 2 courses: Visitation Evan gelism and Theology of the Restoration Movement. I am limiting myself to a second
semester of chalk art.

Our speaking dates for the near future are;

Feb.

21 - VJest ^Ide Churc^f^of Chrlet, Springfield, 111. 25 - (Morning) Hickory St, Christian Church, Centralia, 111, (Evening) Boyd Christian Church, Dix, 111.
27 - V/ebber St, Church of Christ (V/omen's Group) Urbana, 111, 28 - South Side Church of Christ, Springfield, 111. k - (Morning) Gillespie Christian Church, 111. (Evening) Bader Christian Church, 111.
7 - V/arsaw Christian Church, Ind.

Mar,

8 - Traders Point Christian Church, Ind.

11 - Barberton, Ohio 12, 13 - Missionary Rally - B. Palestine, Ohio.

lif- - Painseville, Ohio

18 - Janesville, Wise. 23 - Tuscola, 111. or Villa Grove, 111.

Other dates during this period are yet to be confirmod. We have been praying mich" concerning our future plans and needs. We want to share some of these with you at this time. During our last term of service, we v;ere con stantly confronted with the problem of not having enough funds to cover mission ex
pensesand- salary-.-- There are enough problemsthat face-us -an the-f ield without

this additional worry and you are the only ones who can solve it.
and anxious to GO to Korea but you must help to SEND. V/e need

We are willing

> additional monthly

pledges totaling $500.00.

'.7ill you please consider this need in prayer and let us

hear from you regarding your decision.

We recently purchased a Volkswagen suitable for use in Korea. It is a I96O Model and we owe a balance of $700 on it, which must be paid before we leave for Korea.

We need ftinds for our tickets back to Korea,

Since our 2 oldest children plan to

stay in the States for a year, this amount will be ijl6'4'2.00.

Perhaps the most difficult decision for us to make is that of leaving Bonnie and Tom In the states for a year. We have discussed this matter with many of our friends and our family has weighed the situation pro and con. As our plans now stand, we plan to leave for Pusan, Korea about the first part of July and will remain in Pusan
for one year while the Ellis family is home on furlough. Since there is no American high school in Pusan, we had planned to send the children away to boarding school.
After thinking it over, we all felt that it would be easier for the children to be

here in Lincoln near our family and their friends than to be av;ay in a boarding school. As son as the school year is over (May, 19^3) they would return to Korea
-to-be wiLh-us-;---Thereis an Amertcan-sch-oul-throughhigh ST3hgol-in~Sgaxrl uu uur family can all be together again.

To sum up our needs that we would like you to consider:

Additional support needed:

Funds for travel to Korea:

Balance due on Volkswagen:

Kerosene cooking stove:

$500,00 per month

700,00

16^2.00

100.00

V/e are happy to announce that Mrs. Betty Sunderland has consented to be our

forward

ing agent during our next term in Korea.

April or May.

She will assume her responsibilities in

She has been

The Sunderland family is making their home here in Lincoln where Dr,

Sunderland teaches at Lincoln Christian College and maintains a medical practice.

Betty is a very busy mother, homemaker, and Sunday school teacher. acceptance.

highly recommended for the position of forwarding agent and we are grateful for her
The address will remain the same: Box 351| Lincoln, Illinois.

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THE SEGGELKES -

MISSIONARIES TO

OS^ABK BIBLE COLLEQOSl

Joplin, Mo.

KOREA
Lincoln, Illinois

J^ne, 1962
Dear Friends in Christ, Our plans are shaping up rapidly. We are to leave this area about the 2nd or 3rd of July. We vdll drive to the coast where we will dispose of our Plymouth station wagon and make arrangements to ship our Volkswagen to Korea. The whole family will be
with us as we travel to the coast. This will be the first opportunity we've had to be alone together without a busy schedule facing us. We're looking forward to these weeks together in July as we travel west, Bonnie and Tom will return from the coast to Linc oln, Illinois, where they will enter school once again this fall. Vie know they will be in good hands with the Sloniger and Goodman families. They will join us about ten mont
later in Korea.

We have reservations on a turbo-prop flight leaving Vancouver, Canada, on July 29t The reservations have been made but the tickets have not yet been purchased. These

tickets themselves will amount to about $1642,00,

Of course, there are many other ex

Among these are the last

penses that we will be facing during these next few weeks.

minute purchases of equipment and supplies, and getting settled in Korea once again.
We're busy as bees these days with preparations for our trip, but we felt it was important to take time out to ask your help in meeting the unusually large expenses which every missionary faces as he prepares to go to the field. This is the time when your help is most urgently needed. Any gift from $1,00 to $100,00 or more will be
greatly appreciated. respond in some way. We trust that all of our friends who receive this letter will

We look forward to a fruitful second term in Korea, Plans are already being made in Pusan for a camp program this summer, Korea is truly a land of opportunity for the preaching of the gospel. We are also anxious to get settled in Seoul in the fall of

1963 so that our family can be together again and we can get into a regular routine of
language study. Our plans for this next term include a ministry in printing. We can only move ahead in this area as funds are available, Dick Lash has expressed a wilingness on his part to join with us in purchasing an offset printing press. This we
Can you help?
We are counting on your support and prayers as we return to Korea once again.
Yours in His name,

would like to do in these next few weeks.

/Joe and Maxine Seggelke (

OVERSEAS ADDRESS

(7^ Airmail letters only)

Joe Seggelke

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ADDRESS

(for Funds and Business)

Joe Seggelke

Korean Broadcasting Mission A, P. 0. #59 San Francisco, California

c/o Mrs, Betty Sunderland

Box 351

Lincoln, Illinois