1 - Christian and Missionary Alliance

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kcl11~ In the early sixties IN. Kcnn
Opperm~n. then a missionary in l'cru,
\taped ;I tuclvc-month ebangelistic
campaign 111 1itn;i with tbvclve
evengeli.;ls. each (lnc spending ;i
month and conducting n two-week
campaign in Lima. OLI~ central Lima
church was horn in that kind of
ebangelisnl.
Illn>ughout [.atin America there is
openness ((1 thc gospel and a need for
large. strong churchcs in key cilia. I
wi15 asked to coot-dinate a program of
e\:~ngclism in f'eru. I had heen in-
~olbcd in cbangelism in ('olombia and
I am committed to ebangelism. So I
acceded to the requcst.
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