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Huge 6, Portland Observer, January 2. 1985 THE M O U N T O LIVET B A PTIST C H U R C H E®KT I N E First b S ch u yler • 284 1964 John H MiruMnr M ( <1 11 00 Cummumuri ta c h f •»*• Suftday The American Baptist Convention. American Baptist Churches of Oregon Lott Carey Foreign Mission Convention National. Oregon. Portland Ecumenical Ministries, American Bible Society. M faM Board Muslim mission family night The American Muslim Mission sin cerely believes that we must do all we can to keep the family alive in '83. W ith this in m ind, the Am erican Muslim Mission invites the commun ity and all good people o f faith to join us on Friday, January 4, 1983 at 7 0 0 p.m. for “ A Commuinity Fam ily Night Celebration" at the A m er ican M u slim M ission M a s jid , 3640 N E Union Ave. (near Killingsworth). Bring a dish, and most im portantly, bring your family. F or fu rth er in fo rm a tio n , please contact resident im am , M uham m ad N a jie b at M a s jid M u h a m m a d . 284-8829 or 289-1606. T h e G reater S t. S te p h e n M is s io n a ry B ap tist C h u rch T elep h o n e 287 0891 or 666^ 1677 "The Church on the Grow" II Peters 3:18 Pastor A . B ern ard D e ve rs. I 3924 N. W illia m s A ve. T e le p h o n e 287 6691 or 281 0647 Sunday School. 9 30 a m • Wadnaaday Evanmg. 6 30 p m Sunday Worship. I t 0 0 a m • Sunday Evanmg. 7 0 0 p m Wadnaaday Evanmg. 6 30 p m C o m e W a H ave a Piece W h e re You Can Serve Tuesday Bible Band Thursday Choir Rehearsal YOU ARE WELCOME TO WORSHIP AT 84 N .E. K illin g sw o rth • 281 0499 " A warm spirit of fellowship always" Classes offered In keeping with the Kwenzse principle of "Self De term in atio n ." Ole (Jenei Richardson and Naahid A lim W aters, held by his grandmother Ma. Anna Jackson. participate In a name-changing (Ola) end naming (Naahid Alim) ceremony. Kamau Anderson performed the ceremony during the Kwanzae cele bration held at the Bieck Educational Center. (Photo: Richard J. Brown) Mennonites open 3rd world shop by Robert Lothian D o you know where you can pur chase a beautiful basket with a design called “ tears o f the g ir a ffe ," hand made by the Bushmen o f Botswana? The basket and many other unique items made by Third W orld artisans are available at the little S elf-H e lp C ra fts store behind the P o rtlan d Mennonite Church, at the corner o f Southeast 33th and Main. The Mennonites. who are involved in outreach and service programs in remote areas in many underdeveloped countries, purchase crafts from arti sans at a fa ir wage. T h e crafts are shipped to a warehouse in Pennsyl vania from which they ire distributed to Mennonite Self Help stores across tl« country. The program, which had $2 million in sales last year and about $20,000 locally, provides T hird W orld artists w ith a needed incom e. It also p ro ALLEN T E M P L E C M E C H U R C H Corner of 8th and Skidmore Sunday School 9:30am Sunday Worship 11 00am Christian Youth Fellowship 6:00pm (second and fourth Sundays) E lonza J. E d w a rd s (P astor) Prison Ministries, Inc. Reaching the Total M an Body . M in d . . . & Spirit Prison Ministries, Inc. 4042 N. Michigan Ave. Portland, OR 97227 284-7663 •Prison M inistries provides: Chapel services, counseling and visitation •Prison M inistries Is: A non-profit, religious, tax deductible, organization (IRS 51-0173823) •R n a n c ie l support: Churches, individuals, businesses and foundations. •P riso n M inistries. Inc. member of: APCCA American Protestant Correc tional Chaplain Association, Associate member of: AC A American Cor rectional Association Announcing wide area paging coverage without the wide area price. T h e p a g in g people w h o h ave alw ay s b ro u g h t yo u s e lectio n a n d s e rv ic e n o w b r in g yo u o n e o f th e w id es t co verage are a s In P o rtla n d . P lus o n e b ig a d v a n ta g e O u r c o m p e tito rs c h a rg e y o u fo r "e x te n d e d coverage " R A M In c lu d e s It as s ta n d a r d b ill o f fare P re m iu m co verage w ith o u t a p r e m iu m p rice. B e ca u s e a t R A M . w e b elieve y o u r p a g e r Is o n ly as good as th e a r e a It reaches. motes the continuation o f ancient arts and indigenous crafts. The Bushman tribes o f Botswana, fo r instance, whose nom adic and peaceful lifestyle is threatened by drought and encroaching civilization, contribute baskets. Also available in Portland are lions, giraffes and ele phants hand carved out o f muhuhu wood from Kenya, and baskets from Lesotho. «a There's also needlework and olive wood carvings from Palestinian refu gees, wheal straw cards from Bangla desh, Ind ian brass and wood carv ings, G u a tem a lan textiles, baskets from the Philippines, even wooden toys and stuffed animals from A ppa lachia. "Everything here is made by a rti sans in those countries,” said Bruce H a rd er, a member o f the Portland Mennonite Church and co-founder of the store with his w ife Kathy. " N o body is sitting in a sweatship with 400 r e o p le ." the store was founded in 9 8 1 with S I,000 in seed money do nated by ten families who attend the chutch, said Harder. Kathy H a rd e r, manager o f the store and secretary o f the church, said that each item carries w ith it a story. The wheat straw cards fro m Bangladesh, fo r instance, she said, are made by young girls try in g to bring some income into their families so their fathers w on 't try to m arry them o ff too soon, she said. Each item is unique. You won't be able to purchase an exact duplicate of something purchased at the store last year. " W e had some carved ze bras, and I was so sure one was preg nant that I thought it was two for the price of one," she said. T heir push for next year is to get more things fro m G u a tem a la and Central Am erica, where M ennonite outreach w orkers are active. “ The M ennonites are one o f the original peace churches," said Bruce Harder. “ The Mennonites are not pro or con, either for or against the government for the guerillas, which puts them in a very d ifficu lt position sometimes. W e’re for peace.” West coast Mennonite churches are also very actively sending aid to Ethiopia, amounting to about 7,000 tons of food in I984, he said, the local congregation raised about $2,000 for Ethiopia al Thanksgiving, he added. 2 2 6 -1 5 0 7 § £ £ £ I A series o f clascs will be offered at The G ro tto , The National Sanctuary o f O ur Sorrowful M other, beginning in January, 1983. The second segment o f The G ro t to's "C a lle d to Serve In His N am e" course begins January 8. T h e p ro gram, designed to develop skilled lay ministers, offers three separate classes during its second segment. A ll classes will o ffe r m orning and evening ses sions. Sti For fu rth e r in fo rm a tio n and re g is tratio n , call 234-7371. . d i ' T h e A r k o f S a fe t y Bahop UY Msrson 00 I v L .0 V U AUTO B R O A D>W AY MISCELLANEOUS 307 N .E. B ro a d w a y P o rtla n d . 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