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Portland Olisci".er Students present A d v e n t Festival An Advent Festival of Lcxauna ami Carols w ill be perloriued by I he St, Helen's Hall Lower School student*. Seheduled for I p.m., Sun day, December 9lh, the aer vice w ill I«' held at St, liurnabas Church, 2201 S.W. Vermont Street. This is the Itith annual service presented by the students. The Very Iteverend I t .11. G re e n fie ld , L o w e r School Chaplain, will officiate; Dan Cambodia aid shown Prom fumhodiu, an untold story behind the headlines is the basis for the startling documentary film, "Not With Empty Hands", which w ill lx- shown December 31 at 9:00 p.m. ut Maranutha Church, 1222 N.E. Skidmore Street. Produced by World Vision International, this film <le piets the human misery ae compiinying the conflict in Southeast Asia which in 1970 spdled over into once peace ful Cambodia. The motion picture reveals a war where 13 and 11 year old young men have to turn soldier overnight. Refugee« fleeing from farms and villages are shown seeking safety in the city of Phnom Penh. Hos pitals and refugee eamps are seen crowded with the in jured and diseased. V iew ers of “ N ot W ith Empty Hands” are eyewit ness to a dangerous journey undertaken by a W orld Vision convoy to bring bar rcls of medicine, food and emergency supplies. Thai m ission brought commenda lion from the Cambodian chief of state. Says Dr. Stan Moorieyham, p re sid e n t of Roggatt w ill be organist. Serving as acolytes at the service will be three fifth graders at The Hall Bing Bingham, Robert Leitch, and Scott Nokua all of whom reside in Southwest Port la ml. Lessons w ill be read by fifth grade students also, and each grade w ill sing carols. The congregation w ill also participate by singing Ad vent hymns. Vancouver Ave. First Baptist 3138 N. Vancouver Ave Phone 282-9496 The Clackamas F riends Chureh w ill present a Musical Cantata at the Caseadian Active Adult Center, 5700 N. Kerby, Portland on Wednes day. December 5, beginning at 7:00 p.m. The music w ill be sung by a choir of young children, ages five to twelve. There w ill be refreshments and warm hospitality for those who would like to join us for this occasion. So come one, come all. A s tro n o m e rs have pro claim ed Comet K ohoutck “ Christmas Star i>l 1973". But what about the first Christinas star, the star of Bethelehem. Could it have been a comet? "The Christmas Star", a traditional holiday program seheduled to run this year December 5th through 31st in the H arry C. Kendall Planetarium at OMSI, will attempt to answer the age old riddle: What was the "star of Bethlehem", a scien tifically predictable event, or a miracle? The show opens with a panorama of the night sky, Christmas Eve, 1973; and. through the magic of the Planetarium, viewers will be transported hack to the year 7 B.C. w hen Christ was horn. In the course of the journey hack in time, a search will be made for some celestial event that may have been the Christmas star. Was it in deed a comet; or. could it have been a meteor, a su|>er nova, or something else? Planetarium goers may de ride for themselves. Although the show follows the same theme as the tradi tional Christmas program in the Planetarium, this year's addition w ill feature new visuals, and new music. "The Christmas Star", a show for the whole family, will alternate December 5th through 16th with the pro gram currently on view in OMSI'» Kendall Planetarium. "A T e ch n ico lo r F a n ta sy". Daily shows w ill lx- at 1:30 and 3:30, with an additional showing Friday evenings at 7:30, and shows Saturday and Sunday at 11:00 a.m., l:0t), 2:00, 3:00 and 1:00 p.m. The Christmas Star" w ill be the only program showing in the Planetarium December 17th through the 31st. A Going Away Missionary Service w ill be held for Douglas S. Bass, an Elder of the House of Prayer Church, on December 14, 1973 at 7:00 p.m. at the Piedmont Church. 5736 N. Albina. He w ill pre sent a message on the ur gency of missions and others w ill take part in the service. Following the serv ire there will be a time of fellowship. Reverend Bass w ill In- doing evangelistic work in Nigeria, West Africa, for a four week period, and also laying plans for a return visit with his wife and son at a later time for a two and half year stay. Everyone is invited to help make the going away Mis sionary Service a success. 1 1:00 A M Dr. O. B. Williams, Pastor Maaaea: NOti N .E . A lberta Portland, Oregon 97211 "The church with • heart-tali walcome*' 1222 NE Skidmore Sunday W o rs h ip 11:00 a.m . ( h ris fia n ’i o u th F e llo w s h ip 6:00 p.m . iSecond and F o u rth Sundays» 281-4429 Reverend B ertram G riffin 9:00 a -« Hymns 10:30 a.m ( hoir 12:00 p.m Folk Masa S I2 B M l. Mt. A. 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