P«a« 6 Portland Obeerver, September 26,1984
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Self-esteem Subject of Talk
Dr. Jennifer James, a national
recognued speaker and psychologist.
w4l lecture on "Criticism and Self-
Esteem" at Oregon Episcopal School
October 17, at 7:30 p.m.
A Doctor of Cultural Anthropology,
Dr James was a full time faculty
member in the Psychiatry Department
at the University of Washington until
1962.
Dr. James has followed her
growing interest in community service
since leaving the university. Currently,
she gives lectures, writes a weekly
column for the Seattle Timee and is a
commentator on KIRO, a Seattle
rad» and T .V . station. She also
founded the Committee for Children,
a child advocacy group and is Direc
tor of the Seattle Community Service
Committee, which helps individuate
contribute to their community.
Tickets are *5 00 and may be pur
chased by calling OES at 246-7771.
Tickets wiH not be available at the
door.
Oregon Episcopal School is located
at 6300 S .W . Nicol Road in Raleigh
Revival
Services
SEPT » - OCT I IM S
M ount Olivo! Baptist Church
Sunday. Sapt 30. ISM
1 1 A M and? 1 0 P M
Monday Friday
Evening Sendee 7 10 P M
The Rev Dr B A Taylor
Minister Damascus Baptist Church
Seattle Washington
Rev Taylor attended pubhc school West
Virginie where he was born. Moody HilWi
School. Chicago llhnort. Chicago Baptist Insti
tuts. Theological Degree, Chicago Dtvmrty
Seminary A B . B S T Additional «mires
Urban Training Canter. Chicago. Hampton In
stitute. Hampton. Va . currently attending the
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WMtams Instituts. Bishop College Dal
las. Tanas Pastured Pennsylvania. Waal V»
gwva Seattle Washington Serveri es Pieu
dam North Pacific Baptist Convention, praa
entty Treasurer Moderator. Puget Sound Dis
tnct Association
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Annual Choral Competition
The first annual N W Choral Com
petition is scheduled to take piece on
Nov. 17, 1984 and w(N ba held in the
Georgia Pacific Room of the Memor
ial Coliseum This is the first event of
its kind to take place in Portland, Ore
gon, and with your participation it can
be an annual event. If you have a
a choir that you would like to see par
ticipete or would like to have more in
formation, contact Royce Alexander
st (206) 892 8664 or Joe (Bean) Keller
at (503) 283-2486. There will be a
*200.00 cash prize for the winning
choir, plus prizes for 2nd and 3rd
place winners This will be a black tie
20th Anniversary Service Held
You are cordially invited to attend
to attend the Matrons Club Twenty
ninth Anniversary rededication serv
ice, Sunday, September 30, 1984,
5:00 p m ., Bethel A M E. Church,
N.E.
Eighth
Ave.,
Rev
W A. Watiey. Pastor Missionary
Sunday. aH miaaronanes are invited
to worship with us at 11:00 a m.
service.
Grace Collins
Memorial Center
Day Care
• Kindergarten
Divorce Workshop Offered
"The Challenge of Divorce,'* a
three aeaaron senes of workshops wtH
be held at The Grotto, The Sanctuary
of Our Sorrowful Mother, Sept 30,
Oct. 7 and 14.
The workshops are designed to
counsel those considering or ex
periencing a divorce. Speakers from
the community will address topics in
cluding "Religion and Divorce" and
"Planning Your Finances." Thoee
scheduled to address workshop par
troipents include. Bishop Kenneth
Steiner, and Dr. Joe Trainer, clinical
profaaaor of public health and prevan
tatrve medicine st the Oregon Health
Science University
The workshops wiH be held bet
ween 3 : » and 5:30 p.m. each week.
Fees are *2 5 for the aeries, or *10 per
seaaton Pre-registration s available
through the Solo Canter, at 287-0642.
St. Andrews Holds Auction
Cruises, mountain cabins, ocean
condos, art work, and special events
lickels are only a few o f the fine
items that will be auctioned at the
I llh annual Si. Andrew Community
Center Auction.
The theme for this year's gala
evenl is, "S i. Andrew at Sea.” The
auction is scheduled for Salurday,
October 6, beginning at 7 p.m . in
the St. Andrew Community Center,
located at Northeas* 8th and Alber
ta Streets. Admission is $5.00 per
person or $7.50 per couple.
Com plem entary hors d ouevres
and beverages will be served. C on
tributions and admission price are
lax deductible
advertisers
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It in The
PORTLAND
OBSER VER
12:40 - 1:00 Neighbothood Mae
sengers Roy Twydell ant! Pento
mwne Group
1:10
1 : » J .D .H . W het'« h
Like ? Roy Bird
1 40 - 2:00 Prison Ministries Evan
galiam Unlimited Bro Parker
2 : » 2 : » Paul Sagado
2:40 3:00 St. a Alive Witnessing
to Cults Jeff Smith
3:00 5:00 Service (Conduaton)
Presented by: Roy Bird, Beaverton
Foursquare Church, Michael Hunter,
Neighborhood Church; Andrew Mil
tor. Open Bible Church; John Parker,
Maranatha Church, Paul Segedo
Maranatha Church;
Jeff Smith,
Saint's Alive; Mark Strong, Emanuel
Free Methodist Church; Roy Twydell,
Neighborhood
N .E . Fi r s t s S ch u yler • 284 1964
John H Jack son. Minister M Ed M D
9 30 A M Church School
11 00 A M Conyreyational Worship
5 00 P M Vesper Service
10 00 A M Baptism Fourth Sunday
11 00 Communion Each First Sunday
The American Baptist Convention, American Baptist Churches of
Oregon: Loti Carey Foreign Mission Convention National, Oregon,
Portland Ecum enical M inistries, A m erican Bible S o ciety , M ErM
Board.
• Pre-School
Tuesday
Brbla Band
Thursday
Chou Rehearsal
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84 N.E. K illingsw orth • 281 0499
"A warm spirit of fellowship always"
Sunday
Sunday School
Morning
The Ark of Safety
Worship
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Evangelistic
Worship
Tuesday Friday
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700pm
9 15a m
11 15a m
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Prayer
Friday
The Pastor S p e a k s '
Saturday
Morning Prayer
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•Prison M inistries. Inc. member of: APCCA American Protestant Correc
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Peace With Justice Eyed
A peace movement that does not
include demands for justice was
portrayed as unacceptable by three
m ajor speakers at a national
meeting of United Church o f Christ
women.
Black women played a substantial
role in the meeting's planning and
program. Coordinator of the evenl
was C heryl C ram er o f Tulsa,
Oklahom a, and moderator was the
Rev. Yvonne Beasley, pastor of First
United Church o f Christ in Kings
Mountain. North Carolina. A tto r
ney and civil rights leader Billie Jean
Young o f Jackson, Mississippi,
delivered the meeting's keynote ad
dress.
Other Black plenary speakers in
cluded Helen I. Barnhill, president
of Barnhill-Hayes in Milwaukee; the
Rev. Dr Yvonne V. Delk, executive
director of the United Church’s O f
fice for Church in Society, and Lark
Gallow ay-Gilliam , executive direc
tor o f A D E P T in Los Angeles.
Minorities comprised 254 or 15%
of the estimated 1,696 full meeting
Sunday
M o rn in g s
8 » -la m
THE M O U N T OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH
Youth Revival Seminars Set
Health Fair 1964 present» a day of
Youth Revival Seminars on Saturday,
September 29, 1984 from 9 a m. -6
p.m. The theme win be "Healing the
Land: Body. Soul and Spirit." The
event will be held at P.C.C., Cascade
College. Auditorium The agenda te
aafoMowa:
9:00 10:00 Service
10:00 - 1 0 : » W het Condition la
Your Body In? (Expoaing the Enemy),
Dr Bakst
10:40 11:00 Appropriating God's
Word For Life, Min Michael Hunter
11:10 - 1 1 : » Maintaining Your
Commitment With Christ, Min Merit
Strong
11:40 12:00 How To Survive In '86
"Put on the Whole Armour of God I"
M in. Andrew Millet
Listen to the
Gospel Tre in
on S tetion
Support our
M y faith promise to Prison Ministries Outreach
N a m e __
registrants. There were 148 or 9%
registrations by Black women, not
including a substantial number who
came in for one day to speak, leach
wotkshops or provide music
A predom inantly while de
nom in ation , the U nited Church
has some 8 1,(MX) minority members,
5% of its 1.7 million overall mem
bership. About 53,500 or 3% of its
members are Black.
“ There is no peace without
justice, no justice without peace,”
the Rev. Dr. Avery D. Post, Ards-
ley-on-H udson, New Y o rk , pre
sident o f the U nited Church o f
Christ, told participants in the four-
day gathering. "Negotiating a mid
dle ground is impossible for the true
Christian."
Roman C ath olic D r M ary E li
zabeth H u n t, coordinator o f the
W om en’ s A lliance for Theology,
Ethics and Ritual in Silver Spring,
M aryland, confessed her fear that
the peace movement's sole focus on
disarmament "is taking away from
a focus on justice."
A d d re s s .
City ___
Date ___
In response to God's great commission and the overwhelming world
need, in faith, I promise beyond my regular financial stewardship
* __________________________per week □ per month □ per year □
" N o w faith is the substance of things hoped fo r, the evidence of j
things not seen." (Heb. 11:11
I make this promise with the understanding that if for any reason I am
unable to fulfill it, I will tell God about it. If He accepts my reason, my
obligation is cancelled.
Black Colleges Conference
Fifth Anniversary
'Black Colleges: The Need Continues"
Friday, October 12.1884
12 noon - 4:30 p.m.
4 University Presidents • 2 Admission Officer
Vice Provost for Intemetionsl Progrems
ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH
Corner of 8th and Skidmore
'Latch K p ' • f
I*
Children 6 wks.
to 11 yrs.
C J
Sunday School 9:30am
Sunday W orship 11 00am
Christian Y outh Fellow ship 6:00pm
(second and fo u rth Sundays)
4 -y e a r o ld kid s a t G ra c e C o llin s
M e m o r ia l C e n te r le a rn h o w to
m a k e c o o k ie s .
Elonza J. E d w a rd s (P astor)
t
The Greater St. Stephen M issionary Baptist Church
T elep h o n e: 287 6691 or 666 1577
• Rrrakbst
• Hoi Lunches
•Snacks
"The Church on the G row" II Peters 3; 18
Moo-Fn
6:30 am 6.00 pm
P as to r A . B ern ard D evers, I
3924 N. W illiam s Ave.
Call
Sunday Worship. 11 0 0 « m
281-6930
• Sunday Evening. 7 .0 0 p .m .
W ednesday Evening. 6 3 0 p m.
C o m e W e H a v e a P lac e W h e re You C a n Serve
128 N.E Russell St.
Red Lion Inn
Jantzen Beach
P ortland, O regon
5 -y e a r o ld k id s a t G ra c a C o llin s
s tu d y h a rd o n s c h o o l- w o r k
b a fo rs g o in g o u ts id e to play.
"W hat my University has for you”
Grace Collins
Memorial Center
R A IN B O W RALLY
AT
Pioneer Courthouse Square
Saturday, O ctober 20th
1 PM
For m ore inform ation, call 283-0090
Day Care
Especially for Parents, Teachers and Counselors
Outstanding Speakers and Displays
Adults - $15.00
(includes luncheon and conference materials)
Preregistretion o f S eptem ber 29.1994, encouraged
Black Colleges Committee, Inc.
Peel lor by the Oregon Rainbow Orgemrmg Committee. Key Sohi Treasurer
Corvallis (503) 754-3666 • P ortland (503) 297-9669
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