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253:, by this time having been called to the mission field. There he studied Christian education and met Barbara Orton. Youderian graduated from Northwestern College in 1950. He and Orton married in 1951, and they applied to be missionaries with the nondenominational mission board Gospel Missionary Union. Upon being accepted, they underwent training for six months in 324:. Having already contacted and exchanged gifts through the air with the Auca, the men hoped to have friendly encounters with them. On January 6, several Auca approached them and appeared to be friendly, but two days later, all five were attacked and killed by a group of Auca warriors. According to reports, Youderian was speared while he was trying to radio to 288:
to provide important medical supplies, but after a period of attempting to build relationships with them, he failed to see any positive effect and, growing depressed, considered returning to the United States. However, during this time, four other missionaries in Ecuador were planning
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for help, He was also the last of the missionaries to be speared. His body was later pulled from the river and buried at Palm Beach in a common grave with three of the other men. All family members were safely returned to the United States where they still reside today.
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After working with them for about a year, Youderian and his family began ministering to a tribe related to the Jivarro, the Achuar people. He worked with missionary pilot
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to study Spanish and eventually moving to Macuma, a mission station in the country's southern jungle. There, he and his wife worked with fellow
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at the age of nine, crippling him slightly. He overcame the effects of the disease during high school, making it possible for him to play
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As a paratrooper stationed in England, he assisted an Army chaplain and eventually became a Christian. In 1944, he participated in the
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Youderian, his wife, and their infant daughter Beth left for Ecuador in 1953, staying first in
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Elliot, Elisabeth, Through Gates of Splendor, Harper & Brothers: New York, c.1957, p. 74.
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approached Youderian about joining their team to meet the Auca, and he assented.
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who, along with four others, was killed while attempting to evangelize the
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On January 3, 1956, Youderian set up camp at "Palm Beach" along the
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and Marie Drown, a veteran missionary couple ministering to the
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Sumatra, Montana
Curaray River
Ecuador
Montana State College
Northwestern Schools
U.S. Army
Missionary
Christian
missionary
Ecuador
Huaorani
Operation Auca
Sumatra
Montana
Prussian
polio
basketball
Lewistown, Montana
Montana State College
U.S. Army
Operation Varsity
Battle of the Bulge
Baptist
Church
Lewistown, Montana
Northwestern College
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Kansas City
Quito

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