Portland O bserver
Christian Jew
to speak
o jis K ia jjt
Religion in the News
Kev. M ichael Esses,
noted lle rb ra ls t and Did Tes
tament expositor and scholar,
w ill speak at I he P assover and
I a >t Supper m the l.r h M e m -
oi i d I ill Room on thel n iv e r-
sity ol Oregon campus, ac
cording to Kev. M u rra y M e
le e , ol W dlam ette C h ristia n
Center.
Ih e
Passion of Christ
portrayed at Grotto
An a r tis tic p o rtra ya l ol I lie
Paaxlon ol C h r iit w ill b e p re -
sente»l on Palm Sunday and
l-.asiei Sunday in I h e G r o t t u
A u d ito riu m ol I he Sanctuary
o f o u i Sol ro w fu lM o th e i,N .I
85th and Sandy Hlvd.
Designed by a r tis t, Donald
mane, Judas b e tra ys C h ili t .
Judgment before P ilate, Ihe
P urp le K oi« and the C low n of
(h o rn s. Procession to C a l
va ry, I h e C ru c lfix io n , andThe
R esurrection.
Ih e
• flutter, the portrayal com*
yeai In preparing Ihe P ussio n
of C h ris t. He lo u is through
out 11« yeai in die northwest
, perl
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va ru s,
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I lie Iiiu m p h a l I n t i y
m in u te p e r fo r
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A p ril 2nd.
YPD ru m m a g e
sale set
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chui d ie s,
A noted feature ol the p u i-
Unyal is ih e Combination of
coloi aikl lighting to g ive an i l
lusion ol th ive -d im e n slo n lo
lla? many fa m ilia l sce n e slio n i
I h e Mount of le m p n iio n iu
I lie Mount ol I lie A se e n s io n .
Ils? p o rtra ya l also v iv id ly
fo rty
mance is sclieduled to begin at
* ! h l p .m . on Sunday, M arch
blue , n iw o ik , lig h tin g , sound
e llc i s, and a d ra m a tic n a rra
tion lo prevent a panorama ol
events in die P ile of C h ris t.
M r . I Xittei Is a pi olesstonal
a rtis t and has »pent ovet a
.
Kev. |, es attended the He
brew school fo r rabbinical
nam ing fo i 14 years ami 12
years at the Hebrew Yeshiva
f m vei sity at New Y o rk.
lie is an exp osito r ol tie
I altnud wlucb encompasses
d l 613 of the Jewish laws.
I hese 613 laws Cover every
phase of man’ s life . Included
in the laws are the ordinances
md commandments given by
God and a ll the rabbinical
la w s . Kev. Esses was o r
dained a Kabbi in 1950.
But m 1963 he became a
omplete Jew in J e s u s C b ris t,
by a divine encounter w ith the
Lord which changed his life .
He attended the P resb yteria n
Lay Academy im m ersed in
New testam ent studies fo r the
next fou r years.
In 1968 Kev. Esses became
associated with Melodyland
C h ristian ( ’en te r, Anaheim,
I he Young P eople's! le p a rt-
ment ol |<eils?l AM I. Church is
planning t h e i r fu s t annual
rummage sale on M arch 24 ami
25. I he young | «ople a re ask
ing lo t donations. Ih e k ic k -o lt
event w ill s ta u w ith a moon
lig h t sale on M a r c h 24 I torn
8:00 p jn . u n til 11:00 p.m . 11«
.ale w ill continue on Satui la y,
M arch 2s Iro tii 9:00 a .rn .u n til
6:00 p.m . Proceeds w ill goto
the Young People's D epart
m ent. I seable donations can
te taken to M rs . P e r l e n e
W hite, 13.4 N j .. Wygant, 287-
3150.
11.in Van B ro c k iln , custodian fo r the Highland I nited Church of
C h ris t, prepares lo r spring . I he church, pastured by Keverend
Samuel Johnson, is located on N J i. 9th and Going.
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Obituary
I.DW \R |) CHI NAI I I
Funeral services were held
M arch 16 fo r l - »Iward Chenault
ol 1037 N. F a ilin g , at Cald
w e ll’ s Colonial M o rtu a ry . He
was born Octobei <0, 1920 in
T ign all, G eorgia and d ie d
M a rch 13, |972 at tlx? Veteran’ s
H ospital.
Chenault lived in P ortland
lo r 20 years, m oving here
Iro m New Y o rk . Before his
re tire m e n t, he was a mechanic
fo r P a cific D iesel P o w e r
Company.
lie Is survived by his w ile ,
E lo ise ; a son .M a rtinC hen au lt
ol F airb an ks, A laska; a ste p
daughter, Juanita P erkins and
s te p - son, W illie B e ll, both ol
P ortland; four s is te rs and
th ie e g ra n d -ch ild re n .
Internm ent was at W illa
m ette National C em etery.
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where he is an evangelist at
la ig e and teacher at Intern a
tional C h a rism a tic C lin ic s .
He Is an Iris tru c to ra tM e lo -
dyland School of the Bible and
has keen ordained at M elod y-
land C h ris tia n C e nter as a
m in is te r of the Gospel.
His genology goes back to
586 B.C. to the T r i l e of Judah.
H is fa th e r's side Is fro m the
house of Judah, but th e m oth
e r 's safe is fro m the royal
house of David, King of Judah.
Kev. Esses w ill conduct the
sem inar an i PassoverSupper,
Friday, March 14, at die E r t
M e m o ria l B a l l Koom on the
U n iv e rs ity of Oregon campus,
beginning at 7:00 p.m . Cost of
tl« Sem inar and Meal is$3.5O
per |>erson. Ib is tra in in g w ill
include in stru ction in the Old
and New Testament sym bols of
each of the foods and the ap
p ro p ria te comments from the
Kabbi and from the congrega
tion . Kev. Esses w ill explain
how th is Passover Supper re
lates to the New Testam ent
Communion Supper. Advance
le se rva tio n s are re q uire d.
They may be made by contact
ing W illa m e tte C h ris tia n Cen-
t e i . The public is welcome,
according to P asto r M cLees.
Vestal students
visit elderly
I Al I.S AND STDRil 5 F O R
HI ACk F t >1 Ks, edited by Toni
Cade Ham bara. I his Is an an
thology of essays by African
amt Black Am erican w i ite rs
as w ell as by young people
them selves. Doubleday Z e
nith . $1.75
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ca-C ola C o., Box 1734, At
lanta, Ga.) Each of these mag
azines presents tncom lc-book
style and fo rm a t, incidents
fro m the live s of famous B lack
A m erican s, such as H a rrie t
lubm an, C rls p u s A ttuck ami
M arcus G arvey. Youngsters
w ill lìm i th e ir s to n e s e xcitin g ,
e sp ecially t l« reluctant read
e rs .
(JtJOTE: ” I here is m ore to
life than growing old' So live
that If every man lived as you
do th is w o rld would be a Hea
ven.” P h illip s Brooks.
Gixt dxl not c reate th is w orld
that men and women should
grow old, become diseased,
grow -.enile, BUffai ICCldM I ,
iisastets,
deprivation
and
death.
C h ris tia n s m a y con sid er it
a strange thing that Jesus said
in John 10:9-10, " I am the
Door: by me If any man en ter
in, he shall be saved, and shall
go in ami out, and find pasture.
” I he th ie l cometh not, but
to steal, ami to k ill, a n d to d e -
stro y. 1 am come that they
m ight have life , ami that they
m ight have it m ore abund
a n tly .” He uses the sheepfold
as a parable ol the kingdom of
Cod. I he thief being if « false
prophets w h o deceived the
E le ct ami m islead them w ith
false ol easy, p e rm issive ami
Iiin e ,
which say in effect: "H ow to
entei the kingdom ol Heaven
without tr y in g ." Death is not
t l« d o o r. I >eath is the wages
pax! fo r sinning. F u ll obe
dience to C h r is t's Command
ments ami say ings is th e d o o r.
Students at Vestal Elem en
ta ry School in P ortland are
spending tim e a fte r school at
nearby B aptist M an or in fun
and games w ith e ld e rly c it i
zens who live In the home.
A game com m ittee has been
appointed at the school and a
number of students pay regu
la r v is its and play suchgames
as chess, dom inos, Chinese
checkers and a v a rie ty of card
games.
Students p a rticip a tin g in
these a ctivité s also hope to
provide chess and checker
boards to donate to the home.
I hese w ill be made in the in
d u stria l a rts shop at the school
and presented to the M a n o rfo r
the use of residents.
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I C A k i.s
SONGS AND READINGS
OLDSTERS
Dennis Richey, a rt co o rd i
nator at the school, and his
students plan to displa y stu
dent a rt at tl« M anor and
arrangem ents are t« in g made
fo r both students and teachers
to spend some tim e w orking
at t l« home. E xh ib itio n soft-
ball contests between faculty
and students are also sched
uled w ith the advent of spring
weather.
Manor residents
w ill be pa rticip a tin g in spec
ial contests at these events.
Teas fo r residents and a spec-
e n i C iv iliz a tio n , A t r i e an.
United States, I atin Am er
ican, F a r E a s t in Modern
I im es, Russia and the U.S. in
t l« 19th C entury.
Ihe sen io r C itize n s p io -
g ra m , f ir s t ol its kind in O re
gon higliei education, has been
. rranged by PSI 's D epart
ment of Continuing Education
to bring Portland area re s i
dents to the com pact, conveni-
ent downtown Portland campus
ol the U n iv e rs ity .
I nder PSI rules, a sen io r
citize n is any person of b5
years o r o ld e r. P roo f ot age
may 1« require»! at tim e of
re g is tra tio n , which w i l l be
held in the lobby of Neubergei
H a ll, M arch 28-31 and A p r il3,
(rom 8 a.m . to 7:30 p.m . Be
cause ot class room space lim
itations en rollm en t w ill be
held w ith in a range of It) lo 20
sen io r citiz e n s , who w ill 1«
accepted on a l u s t - c o m e ,
fir s t- s e iv e d basis.
Students twlow the age m in i
mum are e lig ib le f o r these and
other classes in the spring
te rm at standard fees, undei
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ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH
C orner of 8th Ave snd Skidm ore
Sundav W orship 11:00 A .M .
C liT istisn Youth F e llow sh ip 6dW PJvf.
(2nd and F ourth Sundays)
j i e o Thomas Strayhand, M in is te r
S.S. 9:30 A .M .
V lethodisf £
2 8 8 -5 4 2 9
Ellis Casson, Associate M inister
Church School
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9:45 »m
11:00 am
12:00 noon
7:30 pm
M o rn in g W o rih ip
W ed Noon — The Hour of Power
W ed Prayer & Class M eeting
Nursery Core Provided
F or
W e are making our Neighborhood A Brotherhood"
NAACP
books
Diez
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.\leunt Olivet baptist Church
Rev. John H. Jackson
Minister
N.E. First and Schuyler
Portland, Ore.
C a lvin O. H enry, P resident
of the C o rv a llis Branch of the
NAACP,
announced
th e
branch's Second. Annual F re e
dom Fund Banquet to be held
A p ril 8, 7:30 p . m , a tth e o r e -
gon Statet n tve rsity.M e m o ria l
Union.
Judge M ercedes D iez, D is
t r ic t C o u rt Judge fo r M ultno
mah County, w ill speak o n ''|s
There E quality U n d e r The
L a w ? ". M a s te r of Cerem onies
w ill be R o llie Sm ith.
The branch plans (o r 500
guests. T icke ts may be ob
tained by w ritin g . Box 495,
C o rv a llis , at $5.00.
I he F reedom Fund Banquet
is an annual event to la is e
funds fo r local and national
N A ACP w ork.
Phone 2 84 1954
Sunday School
M orning Worship
Vesper
9 am
1 1 am
5 p.m
L ti u t entgr to ir o n /u p a n d d ep a rt to «erve
T
PSU offers free classes
to senior citizens
P ortland State U n ive rsity
w ill o p e n 26 classes ot t he
spring term without charge to
lim ite d num bers ot men a n d
women 05 years andoldei who
wish to e n ro ll without rece iv
ing c n s llts . Those accepted
w ill attend II) o r II weeks ol
classes.
Among the selected courses
in the s j« c ia l n o n -cre d it se r
ies to be conducted Wednesday
nights is one by P ro fe sso r
M o r r is Webb to study China,
the Com m unist nations, the
F a r East and t l« P re sid e n t’ s
v is its to China and Russia.
Webb, a m em ber of the P S I
faculty fo r 17 years is a w idely
recognize»! authority on the
subject.
A ll t l« othei sen io i citiz e n
classes are In the le g u la r r " - -
ntng sche»lules of t l« college.'
of A rts and L e tte rs and Social
Science. The c u rric u lu m In
cludes Peoples and C u ltu re s of
the W o rld , W estern Religious
Thought and t l« I ife of Jesus,
together with (o u r classes ui
lite ra tu re , five in philosophy,
tw o In p o litic a l science an d
oth er h is to ry courses InW est-
-
Students at Vestal are w o rk
ing hard to prov ide some m us
ical highlights fo r sen io r c it
izens liv in g In the area s u r
rounding the school. In m us
ic classes students are learn
ing some of the tra d itio n a l
m usical fa v o rite s - such as
B attle Hymn of the Republic-
and cho ral readings on the
D e clara tion of Independence.
Recently
students
visite d
nearby B ap tist M an or, a home
fo r the e ld e rly , and conduc
ted a sing-along.
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TEA PARTIES, SO FTBALL
GAMES AND ART
March 23, 1972 Page .5
5 8 2 8 N.E. 8th
A. Lee Henderson, M inister
lal bachelor cooking exhibition
are also planned. Home eco
nom ics teacher Jean Johnson
and her students are planning
tl« teas and the "b a c h e lo r
b o ys" under leadership of
M rs . Dorothea Scott w ill host
a breakfast f o r a ll senior
citize n s In the area.
GREET INC CARDS
Cookies,
cupcakes
and
gre etin g cards may sound like
sliance com binations, but they
have proved a winning m ix
ture at V esta l. They are a ll
p a n of the c h a rity bake-off
conducted at t l« school. Stu
dents baked the cookies and
cupcakes and then conducted
a food sale after school. P ro
ceeds from the sale are to
be used to subscribe to news
papers fo r e ld e rly citize n s
in the school area who cannot
atford them and to purchase
greeting cards to sendtothein
on appropriate occasions.
Thursday
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Vancouver Ave. First Baptist Church
3138 N. Vancouver Ave.
Phone 282-9496
the rules fo r special students
in Continuing Education. F u r
th e r in fo rm atio n is available
at the PSU Departm ent of Con
tinuing Education, 1633 S.W.
I irk \v e , ot ! ’ .(>, Box 14%
P o r t l a n d , 97207. Phone:
229-4800.
Sunday School
9 ;0 0 A M
Morning Worship
1 1 :0 0 A M
Dr. 0.B , Williams, Pastor
‘ The C hurch W ith A H e a rt-F e lt W elco m e"
M a r a n a th a Evangelistic Center
1222 N E. »SKIDMORE
P astor Bible C lass 9 ;|5 am
B ible I ra inin g School 9;T5 am~ (-l,u rc h O ffic e 288-7241
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Youth O ffic e 288-7243
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B ib le Study H our Tue. 7 pm
Hour of P ra y e r Puw er
Wed 7 pm to 8 pm
Youth M eeting F r l 7:30 pm
Reverend Wendell Wallace Pastor
All things new in 1972
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