The CBS-Asia library recently had professional help to boost its sense of shelf esteem.

     Judy and Jim Hughes

All 3,500 volumes of books had received attention from librarian, Judy Hughes of Prescott, Arizona.  “Previously, all we had was a stack of books,” says one CBS-Asia staff. “After Sis. Judy’s professional help we now have catalogued books” complete with book cards, book pockets, a library system of borrowing and returning plus a library software program called ResourceMate® to speed up the research of students.”

One of our faculty got this cartoon from a letter of a missionary they support.  The task of your CBS-Asia is also best illustrated by this cartoon.  You can find in the pictures three groups of people: (1) people who need to be pulled up, (2) a person serving as the contact point of rescuers and those need to be rescued, and (3) people pulling or holding up both the contact person and those to be rescued.

The people at the bottom are the people to whom we, through CBS-Asia, minister.  The contact person is CBS-Asia and the people on top are people like you and CBAP churches who continue to believe and benefit from the training and educational programs of CBS-Asia.