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Joan Cnockaert, left, and granddaughter Taylor Knox, 5, of Mitchell enjoy Teo Time" together at
St. Patrick's School in Dublin. Grandparent's Teo was set up for all the kindergarten students
and their grandparents to get together June 8 and June 9.
Couple not fearful but will be careful
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congregation would be afraid
of missing something
different from the second
service and would stay .for
both anyway. coming long
distances in rickshaw or by
foot each Sunday.
"We will be kept busy each
Sunday either preaching in the
compound church or the
outlying churches." said Mrs.
Hauser.
"They are poor people from
the countryside." said Mr.
Hauser.
He said -most of the
congregation are farmers
producing cotton and peppers
or are fishermen.
Mrs. Hauser .said offerings
to the church can be anything
from chickens to a basket of
fruit and when the church was
expanding to house the
growing congregations. she
said people brought what
jewelry they had to help
support the expansion.
Mrs. Hauser said the area is
primitive and while the
compound is safe and clean.
they will be escorted
everywhere they go by staff in
either the compound's
rickshaw or the jeep. when it
is running.
"They won't let us go alone
outside the compound." said
Mr. Hauser although the
couple isn't sure how unsafe
the area will be for them.
The compound also had a
water buffalo for milk but as
the buildings expanded, they
had to sell it because there
wasn't enough grass for the
animal to graze.
In addition to ministering to
people. India for Christ also
operates an orphanage on the
compound with 50 boys living
there.
The orphanage. through its
school. also gives the
compound ties to the Indian
government which provides
the teachers for the orphans.
Before they leave. the
Hausers hope to generate
enough donations for t -shirts
to give to the children at
Christmas. a tradition at the
orphanage.
The Hausers, will stay for
six months at a time, the
maximum they are allowed to
stay by the Indian government
without having to give up
their Canadian citizenship.
Going for only six months a
year was the only reason Mrs.
Hauser said her children
agreed with them going on a
mission.
The couple will be moving
to a new•house in the London
area. closer to their daughter,
who will look after their home
for them each time they are
gone.
Because the Seaforth
congregation was small, with
about 25 members, the
Hausers didn't think it was
large enough to bring a new
pastor to town and closed the
church after the last Sunday in
May.
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Mr. Hauser said the
congregation has been
integrating itself into other
churches in the community
and the couple will also be
attending other church
services until they move from
Seaforth in July.
"We've done our work
here," said Mrs. Hauser.
comfortable with the decision
to close the church knowing it
is what God has planned for
them.
"Only God knows what has
been accomplished through
our ministry here." said Mr.
Hauser.
They sold the furnishings to
another church being
established in the London area
and are using that money to
help fund India for Christ.
She said friends and family
are supportive but worry if the
couple can handle the cultural
changes and the lifestyle they
will be living in the more
primitive areas of India.
"We don't know what we
can handle," said Mr. Hauser,
optimistic they will be able to
be.of help to Splane.
"The will of God will not
take you where the grace of
God cannot help you." said
Mrs. Hauser.
"We're not fearful but we
will be careful," she said.
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