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v iii'H PORTLAND 4 ' « OBSERVER CbrOnnrf) oí pour Religion in the News "3 Usher Board holds Tea <X»»A Vhae •«- A N O IF W $ CATHOLIC CHURCH Student» fro m t l« Church of tie L iv in g God show swards won a t tie Grand National Sunday School and f ram ing Union C ongress In Dallas. Texas last J u ly . Students win honors " T r a in up a child In tie way te should go. and when I« is old, le w ill not depart from i t . " P ro v . 22:6. C ongratulations to t ie six delegates Iro m tie Church of t ie L iv in g God P.G. of J . fro m Tem ple No. 1.. P ortland. Oregon, fo r winning f ir s t and second place awards at t ie Grand National Sunday School and d ra inin g Union Congress tin s |« s t J u ly in D allas. Texas. T here were over 2.000peo ple attending t ie m eeting and about 350 w ere selected youth d e le g a te s from thirtee n states. Those attending the Grand N ational this year w ere: M r . K ir k L . Green from t ie e le m entary d ivisio n , wtio placed f ir s t In the O ra to rlc le Speak ing Contest and second place In t l« elem e ntary Individual B ib le D r i l l . F o r t la pest foui years 1« lias won f ir s t place twice and second place once in the o r a to r lc le . ontest. M is s E ilee n E . C la rk a t tended the Congress fo r the f ir s t tim e last year and came in second place In t l« e le m entary d iv is io n . SI« also came in second place again this yea r. M r . S ylvester K . Green has won three f ir s t place awards in t l« past fo u r years ui tl« J r . High division. M is s V o rn e ll C . B ra d fo rd fa s attended the Congress fo r three years winning second place in the s e n io r High d i vision of t l« o r a to r lc le Con test a id f ir s t place tills te s t year in tl« Individual sen io r High B ible D r i ll Contest. O ra to rlc le Contest fo r if « peat two years and lias been doing le tt e r each ye a r. She ho[«a to win an award In t ie fu tu re . M iss o ra | . Green lias competed in tie O ra to rlc le Contests since s i« was seven years old. sle le a won f ir s t , second o r th ird place every year except two. She won f ir s t place In t l« Senior High O ra to rlc le Contest, plus f ir s t place in the sen io r High Spelling Bee this year In D a lla s, I exes. Service O f High Q u ality Pricing That M eets Your Requirem ent Courtesy That C.Don V a n n There is no doubt when you call V a n n 's " V A N N S M o r tu a r y 5211 N. W illiam s A ve. _2® l-2836 d is t Church in Rhodesia said. The bishop was in the N i geria n ca p ita l of Lagos to con fer w ith N ig erian govern m ent o ffic ia ls . including the m t lit a iy ru le r, Cen Yakulu Gowon. BlshopM uzorewa said the general " i s concerned a id involved In our s tru g g le ." Recently, the I „ N . Security C ouncil overw helm ingly Voted to condemn v io la to rs of tl« em bargo against Rhodesia, Including the United Stales, P ortu gal and South A fric a . The vote was 14-0 w ith tl« U.S. abstaining from die bal loting. P ortland, O reoonl For all phases of beauty visit International Boutique Ethel Hates H ernettä H older Eave Innis | manic urist - Addie Ward Jam es Lee mon dedication to a ssist young college students. Author speaks W idely known as tl« author of " P r a y e r - Conversing w it! God” , M iss R m k e r's s ie a k m g and w ritin g on conversational and dialogue p ra y e r has at tracted thoughtful audiences and readers In U n iv e rs itie s , com m unities, and c h u rc l« s lo r P ra ye r W orkshops a- I Re tre a ts . T t« inclusiveness of l « r message is w ithout de- norn ¡national or sectarian lim ita tio n s . H er creative a;>- proach to norm al C h ris ta in liv in g is a refresh in g and on a ttra c tiv e quality forged from da y-to -da y experience. Esperanto taught I he C h ris tia n Com m unity Center Em ployees planned and held a su rp rise birthday dinn er fo r th e ir d ire c to r, •lias E . C o llin s , at the home 'd r s . G. M . Corkun. (a volur teer w o rk e r at t l« cen te r,. We fe lt s le deserveJ a break from the cei te r and center a c tiv itie s . HOPE YUU LN JdY E D V "< R BIRTHD5Y M bS C< d.I.IN S' I e C h ris tia n Community » > ■ ited at 128 N.E. ' - •>'■• U St. \sid e : roi:. the regular activities at the cen M iss Rosalind R inker, g ift ed author and le c tu re r, w ill speak at t l« V alle y Commun ity C h u rc , 8O6OS. W . I re n t- wood, P ortla nd , on sun lav ev ening September 17 from 7:30 to 9t in p.n,. sod Momtay Se| - e r 18 f t tun. i te r (which consist of running a ursery school fo r infants to I years, a 4 year old ■ lass, a kindergarten fo r 5 year olds, and bible classes fo r the community ch ild re n , t e .en te r has a sum m er p ro gram in which tie childre n ■ « * imming at Knott Su. a- d then stop in t ie center to '•ear a bible story and get a tre a t fo r th e ir attention. \ls o t ere is a gym available fo r school age through college •■• ■-•■ be ha i au - n ie r cleaning program each yea r. T h is sum m er w ith tl« elp o! NYC w o rke rs, reg ular cen te r employees and ex teenagers who used to play in t l« Gym. M is s C o llin s con ducted an extensive cleaning a 1 rem odeling pre g i at i. Many N .Y .C . Young Men under the supervision of a college stuJent, I >oug I a tu , scraped the cement and asbestos from the ceilin g and panted it with white speckling. Another group of.NYC young men under t l« guidance of Roger Sanders, relinished the C o rn e r of 8th Ave snd skidm ore Suixlav W o isb ip ll:U ll AJM. C h ris tia n Y uth F e llow sh ip o:OO P .M . (2rxi and F iu r th Sundays) bov 1 o n u s M rayhand, A 11 n i s te r J A,M. gym flo o r. T h is req uire s sanding off a ll tie old varnish, dusting, cleaning t ie flo o r and applying several new coats of v a rn ish . O th e r NYC w o rke rs along w ith S t a n le y Peterson, F redd ie Stephens, Roger Smith and M el F a r r is re - v a rm s le d the Chapel flo o r. Lad linoleum , * a ll- p a ;e r e d , and painted tl« bathroom s, la b y room s and o t l« r rooms in the building as w ell as b e h a ll. They also ta in te d , sanded and refm ished many of t ie c h a irs . The NYC g ir ls that were employed w it! us this sum m er worked m ainly w it! t l« c h il d re n . They lelped teach tie ch ild re n c ra fts , songs and lelpe d s u j« rv is e outside games and a c tiv itie s . 1 ley also su te rvise d sw im m ing, Geld trip s through t e e ig h - horhood and playing in the rk . - ■ ■ . w it' t ie leaning under tie supervision o' I ennie W are and M rs . L ittle to n , o th e r NYC g ir ls le lp e d . C harlene W ! ite and C la ro lo tte sanders it the kitchen w ith lunch and snacks. We at t ie center feel t at t e w ork in whic! these young people ave :een involved in thia sum m er not only lelped to te tte r the c e n t e r ui general, but gave many of them an opportunity to learn and use many | r a d ic a l s k ills thiat w ill te valuable to r e m in life a- | m other . . Drop in and see us and t l« w ork t a t ’ s le in g done at tie cen ter, see how and why we feel we are an asset to Albina and ti e City of P ortla nd . nN I ✓ '5 • A Vancouver Ave. First Baptist Church M38 N. Vancouver Ave. Phone 282-9496 Sundoy School Morning Worship 9:00 A M , ,. qq a Dr. O.B. Williams, Pastor "T h e Church W ith A H e a rt-F e lt W elco m e" - a * ^¿ethodisf £ « tlO K T CHutr 5828 N.E. 8th A. Lee Henderson, Minister 288 -5 4 29 Ellis Casson, Associate Minister Zest of Life WHY MONSTROUS E VILS life , w holly o le d ie n t to God COME UPON EVEN D E V « I the F athe r, to serve as a CHRISILANS' I his is a new model and show men the way in q u iry into the age old p ro and how to obey. blem of good and e v il. Why God said, " Y o u r sins have does God p e rm it te rrib le separated you and your God, accidents, auto and plane y o u r sins have hid his face crashes, explosions, fire s , fro m you, that He w ill not floods, upheavals of nature, hear . . . None calleth fo r ju s and o tf« r m onstrous e v ils to tice , nor any pleadeth fo r E speranto may In the future come upon even d e vo u tC h rls- tru th . . . They have chosen become die "u n iv e rs a l lan tla n s . Why do they suffer th e ir own w ays.” Isa 59:2-4. guage" because of its p o li as many fo rm s of ¡« in , d i Men are not punished fo r tic a l n e u tra lity ; and it la also saster and death as wicked A dam ’ s sin, but fo r the con an easy language to m aster unbe lie vers. Alw ays m oral tinuing disoledience (tra n s q u ic k ly . M is s B aroness is men have c rie d out, "W hy gre ssio n) of each one. Be recognized f o r her knowledge did th is te rrib le thing come cause a ll men delighted in of t l« language, and she was upon m e?” M any ask, " I f the carnal fru its of e v il and in charge of youth arra ng e God is a ll good, why is there pe rsisted in th e ir disobe ments fo r t l« U n iversa l Es e v il In the w o rld ? " dience, even as today, God peranto Conference held this God, who c o n tro ls a ll destroyed men, c itie s , na sum m er in P ortla nd . tilings, arranged fo r t l« se r tions, and even the e a rth 's Interested students are en pent to tempt Eve and Adam population and its crea tu res. couraged to e n ro ll by m a ll to to test them i f they would obey He drew a v e il of s p iritu a l t l« Beaverton-PCC Com H is commands In a ll c irc u m darkness over m en's m inds. m unity Education office, P.O. stances. Knowing they would The m utlitudes and even Box 200, Beaverton, 97055. fa ll, yet He chose this method the d iscip le s, liv in g th e ir F o r m ore Inform ation on to dem onstrate to men tl« w o rldine ss, turned away from other C om m unity Education great penalties and sufferin g C h ris t and refused to obey o fferin gs in yo u r neighborhood fo r disobeying H is eommands- H is 'h a rd sayings* by which and to receive a schedule of to make them tu rn back to they m ight obey and approach fa ll classes c a ll 646-6112 In Him and obey H im . But men God. the Beaverton area, o r 244- refused to obey even C h ris t, 6111 In the P ortla nd area. who came to s a c rific e His C h ris t warned against fo l lowing the easy pe rm issive do ctrin e s of prophets teach ing d iffe rin g do ctrine s, lead ing them away fro m s tr ic t adherence to C h r is t’ s w ords, " I n vain do they w orship me, teaching fo r do ctrine s NORTH & N.E. PORTLAND the commandments of men . . fu ll w ell ye re je c t the com mandment of God that ye may keep you r own tra d itio n .” KNIT BLOCKING M a rk . 7:7:9, Jesus warned We G ive o f ‘ false prophets’ who would OUR SPECIALTY coine “ in s le e p ’ s clo th in g*’ «UNO# «(FAIRS—N O CMXJtGf b rin g in g convenient, p e r NCX-US * O tllVM V m is s iv e , co n tra d icto ry doc trin e s . Church School M orning W orship Wed Noon — ine Hour of Power W ed Prayer & Clots Meeting Nursery Care Provided 9:45 am 11:00 am 12:00 noon . _ 7:30 pm We ere making our Neighborhood A Brotherhood' days of w rath shall le sho r- te.ned. "Because thou hast kept the w ord of my patlen e ” (teen obedient) " I w ill also keep thee from the hour of tem ptation, which shall come upon a ll the w o rld to test them that dw ell upon the e a rth .” Rev. 3:10. G reat obedience brings g re a t rew ards; but even a litt le d is o b e d ie n c e is punished s t ill . A C h ristia n is one who fe lie v e s in C h ris t enought to do what He said do. Total otedience bring s total d ivin e pro te ction . I t was of these wise and prudent C h ris tia n s that Jesus said. " I am come to send f ir e on the ea rth ; and what w ill I i f ¡the already k in d le d ." Luke 12:49, " F o r judgement I am come in to this w o rld , that they which see not m ight aee; and they which see m ight 1« made b lin d ." John 9:39. To g re a t w o rk e rs of m ir a cles in H is name He w ill say: "D e p a rt fro m me , ye that w o rk in iq u ity ."M a n 7 ;2 3 "T h e y did not obey C h ris t.' M a t 7:24-26. 7/<* „\lcunt Olivet baptist Church Rev John H Jackson Minister N.E First and Schuyler Portlond, O re Phone 284 1 954 Sunday School Morn t no W<x»n»p V<»p«r 9am 1 1 o.m 5 pm Z-ef us r a > r < lj « c r t A j p a n d d t p a r f to s e r v e BB8BBBBBB RRRRaJEBLBRRf ■ ■ ,ONE DAY SERVICE S 1222 282-8361 3954 N. W illia m s Ave. 5515 N.E. 30th Ave. 2 8 8 -9 8 8 9 A*a© « C ■•» • • . •» » GOOD« *» >< B I • t y LaVerne Hudson PORTLAND CLEANING WORKS STYLISTS ► GB i M . m ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH Staff surprises child care director Esperanto, " t i e talk of tie w o r ld , " is a le w cla ss teln g offered this fa ll by the B eaver ton School P ls tric t-P o rtla n d Com m unity College Com m unity Education pro g ra m , 1 aught by M is s V irg in ia B a rt- iness, fo rm e r public school foreign language In s tru c to r, 0 « class w ill meet Wednes day evenings, 7:30 to 9:30 in room al4 of t ie Cedar P ark Interm e dia te School (S. W. P a r t Way and Parkw . T ie course c a rrie s a tuitio n of $11 and w ill meet fo r II weeks legin ning September 27. Personal I . a Tradition M iss C o llin s , D ire c to r of C h ris tia n Com m unity C enter, and NYC student Stanley Peterson plan rem odeling of ch ild care center. Dinner St. A ndrew 's P arish w ill hold its now famous 14th An nual Chicken B a r-B -Q on Sunday, September ldth, 1-6 p jn . . N. E . 9th and A lb e rta . A d u lt dinners are $2, and c h ild re n urxler 12, $ |. a H r** IfllAa. M r s . W illie Mae Sm ith is chairm an of the tea co m m it tee . H e r com m ittee and the Union Ushers are in viting tl« (U b llc to a ssist them with tl« tea to ta ise one thousaixl d o lla rs fo r t l« 1973 year, which would make it possible to aid additional students. T l« Union Ushers is com p rise d of men fro m a ll faiths brought together with a com - Rhodesian leaders condemn US imports Bishop Abel M uzorewa, leader of t l« A frica n National C ouncil in ra c ia l Rhodesia be I levee tt« i „s. decision to continue im p o rtin g chrome fro m his country is " t i e w o rs t blow we have suffered fro m any q u a rte r." " I t « people In my country and a ll those tru ly fo r demo c ra c y leve lo s t.'* («cause of tl« decision, 1« said. L a st year, t l« U.S. Resumed Im p o rta tio n of Rhodesian chrom e ore and " o th e r stra te g ic and c ritic a l m a te ria ls " although an em bargo on trade with Rhodesia liad been Imposed by die United Nations. " I l» y «re doing that at tl« expense of dem ocracy and I don t thing tliat makes any ■sense to a real A m e ric a n ." die leader of the United M etho- SO« *4 • The Union U shers Scholar ship Tea wUI 1« held on Sun day. September 24 from 1:30 u n til 5:30 p jn . Jam es Lee. who is tl« pre sid ent of 0 « UnlonUahers, advises that th is annual event is t l« source of funds used to g r a n t scholarships to w o rth y college students. T his ye a r, as fo r many years, two scholarships were granted to de serving students to con tinue th e ir higher education. ‘‘Y o u 've Tried The Rest, N o w Try The Bost* N - A lexander, Proprietor O nly the to ta lly oledient ones, who f u lf ill every " j o t and t i t le " of C h r is t's com mands and in stru ction s can be accounted as H is elect, and these shall escape and te safe; and fo r th e ir sakes 0 « M a ra n a th a Evangelistic Center N. E. SKIDMORE J ■ P B asto r B ib le C lass 9;15 am ib le I rainin g School 9; 15 am ■ ■ Sunday m o m in g w o rsh ip 11 Evening W orship 7 pm B ible Study Hour Tue. 7 pm Church O ffic e 288-7241 Youth O ffic e 288-7243 Hour of P ra ye r Power Wei 7 pm to 8 pm Youth » vmmi i»io«iini M eeting F r i 7:30 pm H _ • Reverend W endell W allace Pa»for thing» new in 1972 I s ■
