PERSONAL FILE

Date
Name in full

7/B/65

Charles John Bell

Complete address on field

fbs tbog 56, Zaka, Rhodesia

Complete forwarding address Henry R McKosson, 9757 Yubo Court, Cincinnati,

OhiB, 45231 .

Name and address of Livinglink church or churches:

Pool i Christian Church

Paol i ,

Street.

Indiana

E 16th St. Christian Church,

- Rtr-PAt 4225 E 16th St.

City

Zone

State

r.ity Indianapolis

^one

State

Zone -

State.

Names and addresses of other sponsoring or endorsing churches:

Western Hills Church of Christ

RtrPAt 5064 Sidney Rd.,

City

Cin'ti, O .

Zone

stfltA

Street,
City.

Please send along with this form copies of recommendations from churches which will encourage
other churches to support your missionary work. There are churches which will not allow a
visiting missionary to speak unless a church recommendation can be shown. Since it is impos
sible for any one person to know all Christians in the world, this recommendation by a respon
sible New Testament church is a vital help in persuading others of your worthiness and the value
of your mission. Mission Services stands ready to help you inform HORIZONS readers about
your church recommendations. Since the church is sending you to the mission field (Acts 13:1-3)
and will help provide the necessary needs on the field, naturally the church should share the

credit in your missionary ministry. One of the ways that the church can do this is to share their
conviction regarding your missionary ministry with others. Certainly, their words will help
convince others regarding the worthiness of your work. Please help MISSION SERVICES to
spread your news through HORIZONS, Packets and Slide library by sending your church recom
mendations as soon as possible. Thanks. Send what you have now, and the others later.

Recommendations by Christian Leaders: (List names and addresses here and enclose a copy of
. .

NAME

each letter, thanks.)

NamA

Fn!rf!.IH rhnrrh of Thn.f

Street. 2700 Glenwy Aye.

Pify Forrfield

Rtafo Ohio

Pity

Lewis Foster r

Rodney Allee / minister

Cin'H

TIatia 4

protessor

StgfA

Ohio

Name and address of hometown npwspapftr

Cope Times , St. George Street,

Cope Town, South Africa.

Name and address of other papers which might''carry stories of your work:

The Cincinnati Enquirer

"

Street V'ne St. Cincinnati Ohio

Zone^

Street.

City^

State^

Place of BIRTH.

Salisbury

Day of hirth. 12 Mnnth

Zone.

Southern

Rhodes i a

Vpflr. 36
April

Where hapHpH9 Pol Church of Christ

r.Uy

State,

Cnpft Town

State

P.,

23,

1953

Sniifh Afrlrn

On an extra page please describe any details regarding conversion which you might care to
mention.
MARITAL STATUS:

Married^^

Single.

Date of Tnayriago

liily 28^.

Divorced.

1962

Who solemnized your wedding?

Widowed.

Where married? AlforH?; vi II e InHiano

Reuben Bui lord, Cinci nnat i, O. (Instructor at C.B.Seminary)

List children by full name giving place, day, month, and year of birth:
(If your children have been adopted, please indicate.)
Name

Todd Ashley

day, month, and year

Place of their birth

Cinci nnati ,

Ohi o

5 September 1963

frrr

.< :

Please list places of previous Christian service and what service you did. Give approximate dates:
' 1 -J

Place

Service

, Polo Road Church of Christ

Sceeetary Youth work

Leader

Western

Dates

II

II

..">1

Teacher . Col lepe

Hills Church of Christ

1963.

f.!

SCHOOLING (high school and later);'

Name of school

.Lgnsdownft High

Number of years

Location

Degrees and date granted

.Cape Town^ S.A.

Clnci nnati Bible Sem.

Cm'tJ,

University of Cincinnati^

O.

Gin'ti O.

7 years

A.B. '60,

Th.B. 63

year:

What things influenced you to become a missionary? What is your purpose? What do you hope
to accomplish on the mission field? Your own story in some detail might be influential in leading
others into fulltime service (Use an extra sheet if you need more space):'

When;I yyas. asked Have you thought about the possibl.li-ty that God might want you in His
service? I was made conscious for the first time of a personal involvement in the preaching
of the gospel . The appeal of the Christian wqy of life had been my reason for continuing

sometimes on my own, the "search for a church "home".

^hen I became aquainted with the

friendly young people cff the Polo Road church, I found aplace of some service not jnerely
attendance. The smaller size of the group plus their desire to work for Christ.made it
more probable that Each member would have G part. The activity in hte group made it
possible for me to become accustomed to working as an active member of the church.
Thus when I was asked to think about the possiblity of working for the Lord in a special

way 1 was surprised but ready to do so. In working the neighborhood of the church ofr
short time I learned to like the work and to desire to do more.... therefore I needed training.

Describe briefly in outline form the nature of your daily duties on the field:

Teaching during the day; youth work when time permits e,g. weekends.
during ibe weekends and especially on the Lord^^sday .
concentrated evagelism,

Evangelism

There will be special times of

we hope.

Which of the following terms most nearly describes your missionary status?

Kvang-plifit. ^
TTnmpma1<-pr

Radio ministry.

Bible College TpanTipr.

nnftnr

Nurse.--^_ Social

Radio followup.

Maintenance of mission equipment.

Public School Tpanhpr.

_
Music fpapVipy

Christian Service Camp.

Benevolence.

Office work.

Linguistics.
Name other:

PARENTS:

Father's name and home

. 67

Charles E.T. Bell

R^nrh \tnnA

Living21 Deceased.

Sfrppt Cope Town

His nnnnpflHonX Rdtired

fg

nif;. Cape Prov.

2^^^

i=!fPt^So. Africa

^ Christian? yes*2L..no

What positions of leadership-has he held in the local church?

. npnmn

What Christian service does he now do? , Mission to the Jews;

Personal Evaaelism;

Mother's full maiden name: Johanna Wilhelmina Jebel ius

StrAftt

7.nn(^

Rtatta

Is she a Christian? Yes_.NoHer occupation if employed outside the home.

What leadership positions or Christian service has she rendered to the local church?,

FORWARDING AGENT:

Namp

Henry R. McKasson

City. Cincinnati

Where attend nWnh?

Citv.

Cincinnati

Rtrppt
Zone4523J_^State.

Yuba Court

Ohio

Telephone: 825-0722

Western Hills Church of Christ

Zone

State

5064 Sidney Road

Qhi o

What duties are performed by the forwarding

Does the forwarding agent receive a salary?^

Should money be sent to the forwarding agent only?. Yes
In what form should funds be went? Checks^ or Money -

Orders

If funds are to be sent directly to the missionary on the field, please explain the details of how to
do it, so we can ^ve your explanation to HORIZONS readers and others who may inquire.
Use the remainder of this sheet or an additional sheet to supply other information which you think
might be helpful to the staff of MISSION SERVICES in preparing news stories about your ministry:

Bro. Max Word Randall was ministering to the church in Cape Town at the time

that I made up my mind to seek training for the ministry.

Bro. Randall suggested

that the schooling I needed could be received in the United States, and it was

arranged for me to attend the Cincinnati Bible Seminary.

On looking back it seems that first I needed a church home where I would feel
"at home,"

second that I needed to be put to work,

and then to be approached

on the matter of the ministry.

Our purpose on mission field is first and foremost to bring Christ to the people.
This in itself will be a life's work, and we hope that the church will be enlarged
and activitated, enough to be self-supporting and self-propagating.

in a unique position in Africa today.

Rhodesia stands

In the matter of race relations it has made

some changes in political and legal matters.

Most probably more will come, and

when they do the African Christian must be there to lead to peace harmony these
who live in that land.

issues of the day.

This will require some mature and practical response to hte

As a citizen I hope that we can have small part in the eventual:

appearance of such leaders and teachers.

The future happiness and work of the

chirch must of course depend upon the continued approval of the secular powers;
the future of the missions work depends upon this; and so does my own personal
happiness and security.

Well-being is not our goal, but the proper and democratic

state will produce these results, which are so highly prized even here in the United
States.

Our work will be with the schools and churches of the African brethren.

The schools will give us great opportunity to bring young people to Christ. We hope
also to encourage men to be trained for leadership as elders and evangelists.

Besides

teaching we will be doing evangelism also (maybe that should be stated the other way

around).

If there is any one particular thing I wish to accomplish it is to bring men

to a persona) knowledge^nd to a full desire to be obedient to Christ, to a complete

faith in him. It seems all to easy to end up owing allegiance to mere formality,
or education, or a person, or self

almost anything but Christ!

done to so many of us from time to time,

This Satan has

and to be enabled of God to introduce

someone to a deeply personal commr.tment to Christ alone would be the highest, rather
is the highest ambition I could ever hove.
a life time5 of work for Christ.

Even one such success would be worth

PERSONAL FILE

Date \-JlxI\J 3. 2 .

Name in full' //fgrW

F'rn nrr r. i'&n. A/-;.7 r f ^ / /'

Complete address on field

, ip^
j^Compj^te forwarding address
V.'

Name and address of Livinglink church or churches:

L/
Rtrppt,

City

Street.

Tlnnp

fiffltp

7nTiP_

Rtfltp

Zone -

State.

Names and addresses of other sponsoring or endorsing churches:

street.

C ity -

Z one -

State

C I'^y

Please send along with this form copies of recommendations from churches which will encourage
other churches to support your missionary work. There are churches which will not allow a
visiting missionary to speak unless a church recommendation can be shown. Since it is impos
sible for any one person to know all Christians in the world, this recommendation by a respon
sible New Testament church is a vital help in persuading others of your worthiness and the value

of your mission. Mission Services stands ready to help you inform HORIZONS readers about
your church recommendations. Since the church is sending you to the mission field (Acts 13:1-3)
and will help provide the necessary needs on the field, naturally the church should share the
credit in your missionary ministry. One of the ways that the church can do this is to share their
conviction regarding your missionary ministry with others. Certainly, their words will help
convince others regarding the worthiness of your work. Please help MISSION SERVICES to
spread your news through HORIZONS, Packets and Slide library by sending your church recom
mendations as soon as possible. Thanks. Send what you have now, and the others later.

Recommendations by Christian Leaders: (List names and addresses here and enclose a copy of
each letter, thanks.)
NAME

Name
Street.

City

Zone

-State

City

- Zone

State.

Name and address of hometown np.wgpflppr

\A/a C/i ijj (^-lon /7rrir\ -/

a.

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N1-, Iofj j-r; n . TLn.: ] iWnn

Name and address of other papers which mi^t carry stories of your work:

Street.

City^

Street.
Zone.

City_

^ State,

Place of BIRTH. AI -(^orcl QU.

Zone.

State,

-Ln A

Day of hirth 2^0 Mnntli -fluCj. V^ar. /'^ 3^

Where baptised?,
niri'.~/'uL nC/,. DfltP,. J,.L L/
l i e.

City.:

state.

On an extra page please describe any details regarding conversion which you might care to
mention.

MARITAL STATUS:

MarWftH Y

Single,

Divorced.

Widowed.

Date of TTiflT'-piagP Iiu/y 9>9 ^

Where married? PI-ford tIle^ ^

Who solemnized your wedding? -

liar A

C. 5'- ^ -

List children by full name giving place, day, month, and year of birth:
(If your children have been adopted, please indicate.)
Name

%aJ,

oJd /)sMei-y

day, month, and year

Place of their birth

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IQ&3

Please list places of previous Christian service and what service you did. Give approximate dates:
Service

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What things influenced you to become a missionary? What is your purpose? What do you hope
to accomplish on the mission field? Your own story in some detail might be influential in leading
others into fulltime service (Use an extra sheet if you need more space):

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Bible College Teacher^

Evangelist.
Homemaker.

Radio ministry,

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Radio followup.

Maintenance of mission equipment,

Public School T^anhftr. ^

Social worker.

Music teacher.

Christian Service Camp,

Benevolence.

Office work.

Linguistics.
Name other:

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FORWARDING AGENT:
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Zone.

Street.

.State.

Where attend church?,

City.

Telephone:
Street,

Zone.

.State,

What duties are performed by the forwarding agent:

Does the foi*warding agent receive a flalary?.
Should money be sent to the forwarding agent only?.
In what form should funds be

If funds are to be sent directly to the missionary on the field, please explain the details of how to
do it, so we can give your explanation to HORIZONS readers and others who may inquire.
Use the remainder of this sheet or an additional sheet to supply other information which you think
might be helpful to the staff of MISSION SERVICES in preparing news stories about your ministry:

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Charles Bell was born in

Southern

Salisbury in

Rhodesia in 1936.

He is a

Rhodesian citizen. His family later moved

to Cope Town in South Africa. There he
was baptized into Christ in 1953, and was
a member of the Polo rood church of that

city.

His parents presently attend there,

his fatKer serving as a deacon.

In 1956
Charles came to the United States to pre

pare for the mission field in Africa.

He was graduated from

the Cincinnati Bible Seminary with trre A.Br degree in 1960

and is presently working toward the
Master of Education
at the University of Cincinnati.

Mary Frances was born in 1939 in Alfordsvilie, Indiana, to Mr. and Mrs.

Howard

Gabhart. She was raised in a Christian

home and is one of thirteen children.

Mary Frances was baptized at the Christian Church in Alfordsville.

After high
school she attended the Cincinnati Bible

Seminary to prepare for Christian service.

In 1961 she graduated with the A.B. de-

^
^ iidlBBBH

gree. Immediately there-after she began studies at the

University of Cincinnati, where she received the M.Ed.
degree in August of 1964.
Mary Frances has taught for

two years in the Cincinnati area schools.

Charles and Mary Frances were married in 1962 at the home

church of the Gabhart family. They have one child, a son
Todd Ashley.
Cincinnati has been their home since they
began their schooling, and until their departure they will
reside there.

THE

FIELD

Southern Rhodesia lies within the tropics in south central

Africa.

It has a population of over three million.

About

three hundred thousand are of European descent, and these

live mostly in the two larger cities, Salisbury and Bulawayo

Some are farmers in the high plateau areas.
In contrast
the African people are emerging into a new and modern
age, and are conscious of its advantages. The most im
portant thing in the mind of the African is Education.
But

they are still responsive to the gospel of Christ.

Thus we
shall combine education with evangelism.
In this age
of transition in Africa Christianity and the Christian must
play a major role to ensure the salvation of souls and the
development of a Christian nation.

a
OUR

PLANS

To bring the knowledge of Christ and salvation is our goal.

What better way to have a wide-spread and lasting effect
than to produce Christians converted and taught in Christian
schools?

This work will be done with the Mashoko AAissioh.

We shall be teaching both elementary and high schools levels

The surrounding area will be evangelized, and churches
established.

We desire that the results of the work will be

Christians well-versed in the Scriptures, and raising of a

native leadership. Mature and capable leaders from among
the African people are the only ones who can keep alive
the Church in Africa, missionaries can not.

So much of

the success of the future depends upon God granting us a

dedicated and trained evangelists, elders and ministers. All

the education alone can not save a man, but when used
by the Christian it will lead many to a firm faith.

OUR

NEEDS

God's blessing and guidance is our major need.

The faith

and prayer of our brethren must be listed. Financial sup

port. The work in Southern Rhodesia is carried on by in
dependent missionaries who hove commons goals and needs .
It has been agreed that all adults on the field should receive

$150 per month; children $50 per month This is our Living
Link support. The costs of the work itself are carried by
the Service Link. Travel Fund and Equipment needed make
up another of our present needs. We depend upon your in
terest to^ pursue these details further. As independent-mis
sionaries we are dependent upon the churches and individual
Christians to make these plans a working reality.

t
Any correspondence should be addressed to the Forwarding
Agents for the Bell family. This will assure a prompt reply
to any queries. The address;
Mr. Henry R. McKasson
9757 Yuba Court

Cincinnati, Ohio
45231

Charles Bell's address:

2418 Queen City Ave.

Cincinnati,

Ohio.

45238

21 1366

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MARY FRANCES

What better way to have a wide-spread and lasting effect

than to produce Christians converted and taught in Christian
schools?

To bring the knowledge of Christ

This work will be done with the Zambia

Mission.

We shall be teaching both elementary and high schools levels.

The surrounding area will be evangelized, and churches
established.

We desire that the results of the work will be

Christians well-versed in the Scriptures, and raising of a

native leadership. Mature and capable leaders from among
the African people are the only ones who can keep alive

and salvation is our goal.

the Church in Africa, missionaries can not.

So much of

the success of the future depends upon God granting us a

dedicated and trained evangelists, elders and ministers. All
the education alone can not save a man, but when used

by the Christian it will lead many to a firm faith.

WHO?

WHERE?

Charles and Mary Frances Bell

Close to Mumbwa,

centra

Zambia

Charles Bell
Southern
WHY?

was born in

Rhodesia in 1936.

Rhodesian citizen.

Jesus said Go;

churches

need evangelists.

is a

a member of the Polo road church of that

V
The

He

His family later moved

Cope Town in South Africa. There he

was baptized into Christ in 1953, and was

Thousands

of people are there to be

reached.

Salisbury in

'

city.
His parents presently attend there,
his fatKer serving as a deacon.
In 1956

Charles came to the United States to pre

pare for the mission field in Africa. He was graduated from
the Cincinnati Bible Seminary with the A.B. degree in 1960
and is presently working toward the
Master of Education
at the University of Cincinnati.

ministers.

Mary Frances was born in 1939 inAlfordsville, Indiana, to Mr. and Mrs.
HOW?

Mary Frances was baptized at the Christ-

Being enabled of God

and

the

brethren

of

churches in America,
WE

WILL

Howard

Gabhart. She was raised in a Christian

home and is one of thirteen children.

GO!

the

ian Church in Alfordsvi Ile .

ijlW

After high

school she attended the Cincinnati Bible

Seminary to prepare for Christian service.
In 1961 she graduated with the A.B. de

gree. Immediately there-after she began studies at the

University of Cincinnati, where she received the M.Ed,
degree in August of 1964.
Mary Frances has taught for
two years in the Cincinnati area schools.
Charles and Mary Frances were married in 1962 at the home
church of the Gabhart family. They have one child, a son
Todd Ashley.
Cincinnati has been their home since they
began their schooling, and until their departure they will
reside there.

POPULATION

DISTRIBUTION

The missions work has been quite successful in the

reaching of a number of the African people.But the mere
increase in population poses a great problem... in 28
years the population will double its present total. At
the present rate of increase we will not be able to reach
the added individuals, unless we also maintain a high
rate of increase in workers and effort.

The world rate

of increase is 1 .75% per year; in Zambia it is 2.4%,

almost double that of most countries.

With modern med-

cine, such as that dispensed at the Mashoko Christian

Hospital the infant mortality rate is comparable to that

of the countries of Europe.

It is a known fact that the young people are more re

ceptive to the gospel than are their elders. In the table

Persons per square mile

mmt
Tssns
(S ^

below it is obvious that the majority of the population is

below 19 years of age. This segment of the population
will continue to be a large portion of the nation. They
alone ore a tremendous challenge.
AFRICAN POPULATION AGE GROUPS

31-60
15-31
Under 15

0-i|.
/ 16% /

5-9
13% /

1"1%

15-19
/ 9g
/

UNDER 19 yrs.

The African makes up 97% of the population of Zambia

which is over 3 million. Therefore we have a potential
of over 1.40 million young people alone to reach, and
our work is cut out for us for the future.
THE EUROPEAN POPULATION

The Europeans are an area of evangelism for the New Testament church. They are in a position
to act as leaders for the Church in Zambia as well as those Africans whose training has made

them qualified. But the appeal of the Restoration movement is virtually unknown among the
European people, while it is well known among the African people. Therefore to save souls and
gain more universal support for the Church in Zambia, we will have to launch a drive amongst
the Europeans also, as soon as possible.
70

31%

60
Z

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Under

15 yea

50

rs

40
30
20

10
00

1900

1910

1920

1930

1940

YEARS

1950

1960

1970

Through the ages the Church has made a continuing contribution to the lives of its members.
That contribution has been, and still is. Learning.

From the basic A BC's to the formal dis

ciplines of theology, history and philosophy. The Scriptures tell us many times that "these things
are written for" our edification and warning, as well as to direct us in our daily living

But if these things are written, how will the uneducated ever know for themselves that these
things are so, as the Bereans were able to do?

Who can pick up and read the Scriptures, and

read to discover for themselves when they do not even know the alphabet?
educated African do this for himself?

How will the un

All these questions must be answered in the negative,

and when a man's soul, rnay be lost because he was unable to read God's Word for himself, we

who are in a position to help must feel the hopelessness of their condition and act to bring the
solution to the problem.

These ore questions which cause the Christian to answer "They must

be taught to study and know God's Word."

We all know that the plan of salvation is simple indeed to understand.

it today?

But how many practice

Why do so few practice it maybe a better question The answer is that the Scriptures

have not been consulted enough, if at all.

Many merely follow the leader.

Added to the

problem of illiteracy this failure to know and follow what God's Word teaches can amount to
the biggest problem for the work of the Church in Africa.

However, if we can teach and

train many African teachers and leaders we will have made a contribution to the security of the
Church there. Then, as Paul instructed, the same true doctrine will be committed to faithful

men who in turn will carry forward the work of Christ.

Without these men the Church may be

come so "indigenous" that it will no longer be Christian according to the New Testament.

Men full of the knowledge of the Scriptures and the Holy Spirit can lead future Christians to
build theirs lives on the Rock which abides steady and changeless for ever.
Therefore education must come first as the first stepping stone for the next phase of the Church's
work in Africa.

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