For the Church’s work among Chinese and Spanish Americans.

To provide approximately 60 scholarships each year of $300 each for indigenous ordained pastors, prospective pastors and lay people to obtain more theological education. This funding anticipates that a $300 scholarship today will provide the subsistence costs only for a selected person. No tuition costs can be afforded and are not therefore paid to the training institute. The scholarships will be shard among the Presbyterian Seminary and the five native language training centers of Maya-Quiche Bible Institute, Mam Center, Cackchiquel Center, Kanhobal Center and the Kekchi Center.

for the overseas mission work of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), with preference for its work in Pakistan and India.

For the overseas mission work.

Shall be used for the education and training of male/female pastors to supply pastors in Pacht 15, in Northern Thailand. The income from this fund should be distributed at least annually. If the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A. Foundation) determines that it is not possible to use this gift for the support mentioned above, then in determining what other use to make of this gift, it is my request that the governing board of the Foundation give consideration to any wishes which I may commit to writing prior to my death, or which the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A. Foundation) deems as its valid mission support to Pacht 15, Thailand, or other mission effects in Thailand.