Huge 6, Portland Observer, January 2. 1985
THE M O U N T O LIVET B A PTIST C H U R C H
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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.
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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 § £ £ £
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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.
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