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PORTLAND/OBRERVER Oct. 15, 1970 Maranatha Evangelistic Center 122 N.E. Skidmore Phone 288-3700 - 4035 'Unusual Services with an Unusual People because of an Unusual Christ” Reverend Wendell Wallace, Pastor Sunday School....................................................9:15 A.M. Morning Worship .................................. 10:45 A.M. Evening W orship................................................ 7:00 P.M. Hour Power — W ed...........................................7:00 P.M. Friday-Youth-O-Rama.........................................7:30 P.M. Who Will Build Anew? By CORINE WINCHESTER Our world Is broken and we all agree. It Is time to take off In a different direction. We stand at the turning point. A new world Is being bom. A global culture Is emerging different from anything we have known in the past decades. According to statistic, our scientific discov e r ie s have produced more change in the past 25 years than In the previous 25,000 years of the world's existence. These quantitatives in nature have failed to be the qualities essen tial to building a (tetter world, hence, our world Is broken and now needs mending. "Who will build the world?" This question is being asked the world over. "Who will present different ways of reshaping our broken world?" Tills question is also being asked t»y those who think they have answers worth our tria l. I am of the opinion that this reshaping must tiegln with each of us. In the words of Booker T . Washington, "L e t us cast down our bucket where we a re ." The new Ideas, technologies, v i s i o n s , discontentments and misunderstandings have brought distances tietween us. Our Col leges and Universities are ex p e r i e n c i n g many revolutions. Pleas tor Justice are being heard from A frica, Asia, South America and everywhere you can think of. Right here in America we hear the cries of the deprived, the desolate, and the addicted to drugs, all asking for help. If our world Is to be mended all of these problems must 1» d i s s o l v e d . This dis solve ment necessitates change. The solids The Albina M inisterial A lli ance will hold its monthly meet ing Monday, Octolter 19, 1970. M r. Henry Marshall, new p r i n c i p a l of Jefferson High School, will address the AMA on "Moving With Youth." Emanuel Hospital Extended Care Center, N . Ganteltein and Monroe, w ill liost a tmffet-din- ner at 6:30 p.in., accord big to Chaplabi W illiam Adlx. General meeting at 7:00 p.m. is ojien to Interested persons. Sunday School Morning Worship 9:45 A M 1 1 00 A.M PROVIDENCE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 313 N E Failing Street Rev. Eugene Boyd, Jr., Pastor Sunday School 9:45 A.M . Morning Worship 1 1:05 A.M . Wednesday — Brotherhood & Mission 7 :3 0 P M The Church where everybody is somebody and Jesus is the Church Tid Bits for Living By REV. T .L . STRAYHAND ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH A man hurried along the street with his watch in his hand going to the watch repairman to have It repaired. In his haste he 1jumped into another person hurry big along the street and d r o p p e d his watch. The case flew open and pieces of the watch went In all directions. He hurriedly gathered up the pieces and In his haste gathered up m a n y other shiny and odd shaped objects thinking they were also parts of the watch. When he arrived at the Jewelers and gave the parts to the re pairman, he was anxious to know If all the parts were there. The repairman replied, "Yes, you have all the parts, and you have many strange objects which do not belong In the watch; these will do more harm than good to the operation of the watch." There are times bi life when one has to pick up the pieces and start anew. It may be from d i s a p p o i n t m e n t s , shattered hopes, f r u s t r a t e d dreams, unrealized goals, a loss Instead of a win, or any other interrup tion which causes one to change directions or start again. The H um an R ights B ackgrou n d By CORINE WINCHESTER Our Country was founded on enduring principles of political liberty and human rights. Our C o n s t i t u t i o n , our laws, our c o u r t s preserve these rights. Our Government is dedicated to enlarging them for all Am eri cans. T o d a y we recognize that human rights include economic must be changed Into liquid and social rights as well as po torm, absorbing every negative litical rights. This means jobs, element Into common likeness. and a decent environment for The blood of Jesus Is that liq human life . Altove a ll, it means uid solution which flows freely the right to education. With edu from His veins and sinner who cation men can gain the ability plunge iteneath Its flood, lose all - and the responsibility - to ex- their guilty stains. Yes, a new e r c l s e the rights which have world Is coming which will need been won. love, sweet love. Let us there As President Johnson has fore take sometody else's hand said, "Thus it is not enough just and venture In to the darkness. to open the gates of opportunity. As we look around ourselves All our citizens must have the seeing the world’s condition, let a b i l i t y to walk through those us turn the focus on ourselves gates." and say, "who me?" the answer What we have learned In our . . . yes, you| All of us are re - country Is true for the world. s p o n s ib le for mending our P o l i t i c a l rights and freedoms world. are fundamental. Economic and social rights are needed for the toll attainment of human dignity. M in iste r ia l A llia n c e M eets O ct. 19 FIRST A.M.E. ZION CHURCH Rhon. 28 7 -4 7 7 4 109 N. Skidmore Street Reverend LJ. Thompson, Po»tor Corner of 8th Ave and Skidmore S.S. 9 :3 0 A.M. Sunday Worship 1 1:00 A.M. Christian Youth Fellowship 6 :0 0 P.M. (2nd and Fourth Sundays) Rev. Thomas Strayhand, minister Highland United Church of Christ Highland CoaimvRity Center 4435 N X »tli Avetwe Pho«« 2S4-5440 Rev Samuel Johnson. Pastor Sunday Breakfast Sunday School 8 :3 0 A.M. 9 :3 0 A M. ST. PAUL CHURCH OF GOD IN Phone CHRIST . 287-7998 2 8 5 9 N.E. Rodney Bishop J.C Foster, Minister Sunday School 9 :4 5 A M. Worship Service 12 :0 0 Noon YPWW 6 :3 0 P M Evening Worship — Sunday, Tuesday, Friday 8 :0 0 P M The Friendly Church - You are only a Stranger once MCKINNEY TEMPLE CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST 1737 N.E Alberta R E V . T .L . S T R A Y H A N D things you try to put into that life afterwards will determine w h a t difference the second chance will fnean to you. It is not the normal, life operational things that are damaging Lut it is the strange objects, habits, traits, customs and substances we pick up and put into it that are most damaging. We have all the capacities to operate as normal, loving self-respecting, c o n c e r n e d and devoted human beings. When we confront others and these things cannot be used normally to help us reach our goals, we may take up strange things, habits, customs, etc. Beware lest the objects picked up and not belonging, itecome our undoing. Office 2 8 2 -8 5 2 2 Bishop W L Lobby 2 8 4-9075 McKinney, Minister Sunday Schoo' Church Worship YPWW 9 30 A M 1 1 45 A M 6 30 R M 8 00 F M Evertog Wcxkhtp The Te*np*e That Wekomes All Nohont M a llo ry Avenue Christian Church 126 N.E. A lberta Rev. Dale A. Stitt, Pastor Church School 9:45 A M. M orning W orship 11.00 A M. Church and Schoo t o Comrrxxwty ST. ANDREW S CATHOLIC CHURCH 281 4 429 806 M E AiSfRT* Rfv MR TRAM GRIFFIN PORTLAND ORfG O N 9 7 2 1 1 « V GORDON L DICKEY M ann WALNUT PARK LOCK m A K IT COMPANY 9 0 0 3 - Hy—m to 30 ewn Chov 12 0 0 p— Folk Mot, St. Luke Church of God In Christ 4077 N.E. 9th, Corner of Mason Reverend R. Thomas, Pastor Reverend L. Adames, Assistant Pastor (bonded Locksmith - M em b er A I D A ) "O ur Door is always open;" Let brotherly love continue. Keys For All Locks... 533 N.E KILLINGSWORTH NO OUTSIDE WORK ¿7/ t, BRING YOUR LOCKS IN AND SAVE I* WE ALSO MAKE / » FOREIGN KEYS Berean Baptist Church Rev. Rozell Gilmore, Pastor 106 N.E. Ivy Phone 2 8 1 -0 5 3 0 Sunday School Open 8:00 til 4:00 Sat. 8:00 til 1:00 1533 N.E. KILLINGSWORTH Morning Star Baptist Church Morning Worship 9 45 A M. I 1 00 A M Action Fellowship 7 :0 0 P.M. Fomily Night (N ig h t) 7 :3 0 P M Sunday School 9 :3 0 A M Morning Worship 11 :00 A M Night Service Rev 7 0 0 P M. Sylvester McCullum n Doy Care Center Open 6 3 0 A M to 6 30 P.M. ST P H IL IP S EP ISCOPAL CHURCH N.E. Knott Street at Kodnev Avenue Rev. L.O. Stone Vicar Telephone 207-2012 SUNDAY SERVICES Holy Communion Sunday School Holy Communion 7 :4 5 AM 9 30 AM 6 0 0 PM Holy Communion (First and Third Sundays) 1 1:00 AM Morning Prayer (Second and Fourth Sundays) 1 1 0 0 AM Wednesdays & Holy Days BETHEL A.M.E. CHURCH A Lee Bender »on, Minuter Elio Conon, Associate Minister Church School 9 30 A.M Morning Worship , 0 45 A M W ed Noon — The Hour of Power 1 2 -0 0 Noon W ed Prayer-Class Meeting 7 :3 0 P M $828 N E Nursery Core Provided 8th A venue * Servant Church To A Secular Community M T. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH 116 N.E. SCHUYLER 2 8 4 -1 9 5 4 Sunday Scl ool Morning Wcrship Vesper Phono 2885429 Rev 9 a.m. 1 I 00 a m 5 :0 0 p.m. John Jockson B.O Pastor St. M ark Baptist Church 103 N.E. Morris St. Rev. E.C. Wilder, Pastor Sunday School Morning Worshio 9 :3 0 A M I 1 0L> A M The friendly Church, where worship is Glorified
