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RELIGION URDA TE
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by Dee Armstrong
There u a big difference in Religion and Christianity. The difference is Jesus
Christ Being religious is not necessarily being a Christian. This week ‘s U P D A TE
with fo o d fo r thought: Religion versus Christianity.
S w eetheart T m to be held at Williams' Temple Church of God in Chnst, lo
cated at 2141 N.E. Hancock. Sponsored by the Sunday School Department.
Sunday, February 17 at 3:30 until 5 : » p.m. Donations, $2.00.
Soul Food D in ner, sponsored by the Prayer Rescue Mission "LoveFeast,"
Sunday. March 10, 1:30 until 5:00 p.m. at 1234 N.E. Killingsworth Donations:
Adults, $5; $2.50, 10 years and under
Maranantha after-school
activities combine Bible, fun
D o your children need something
fun and w orthw h ile to do after
school?
Pioneer Clubs are a once-a-week
club activity for grade school children,
on Thursdays, from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m.,
at Marana,ha Church, 4222 N .E . 12th
Ave.
Pioneer Clubs combine games, mu
sic, crafts, field trips, and seasonal
celebrations, with an interesting Bible-
learning program. There i s a program
o f awards and honors lhat the chil
dren can participate in, similar to those
in Scouts or Campfire,
Church bus transportation from the
child's school to the church, and hack
to the school after club, is possible if
there arc enough participants from a
given school. Vernon School is being
served already. C all 288-7241 for
information and/or an application.
THE M O U N T O LIVET B A P T IS T C H U R C H
N E First b S c h u y le r* 284 1964
John H Jackson. M in is te r M Ed . M 0
9 X A M C h urch School
11 00 A M C ongregational W orship
5 00 P M
10 00 A M
Vesper Service
Baptism Fourth Sunday
11 00 C o m m u n io n Each First Su nday
The American Baptist Convention, American Baptist Churches of
Oregon: Lott Care\ Foreign Mission Convention: National, Oregon,
Portland Ecum enical M inistries, Am erican Bible So ciety, M & M
Board.
The G reater S t. S te p h e n M issio n ary B ap tist C hurch
T elep h o n e 287 6691 or 666 1577
"The Church on the Grow" II Peters 3:18
Pastor A Bernard D evers. I
3924 N. W illia m s A ve.
T ele p h o n e 287 6691 or 281 0547
S u n d .iy S chool 9 30 » m
• W e d n e s d a y Evening. 6 3 0 p m
S u nday W o rs h ip , ,1 00 a m
• S u n d ay E v en in g . 7 00 p m
W e d n e s d a y Evening. 6 3 0 p m
C o m e W e H ave a Place W h e re You Can Serve
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Elonza J . E d w ard s (P as to r)
Presbyterians raise $2 million
for African hunger relief
M ore than $2 m illio n to relieve
hunger in Ethiopia and other African
countries has been collected in the
Presbyterian Church (U S. A .) since
November, according to officials in the
3.1 million member denomination.
The money has been collected
through the Mission Treasury Service
in the New York office of the denomi
nation and through the Hunger Fund
and Crisis Fund administered in the
Atlanta office.
Between N ov. 15. when the firs,
checks began arriving in the New York
office, and Jan. 11. S I,1 89.400.26 has
been collected and disbursed through
Mission Treasury Service in the denom
ination's Support Agency, according to
Royal Denny, associate manager, Mis
sion Treasury Service.
O f that total, SI,023,883.32 has been
collected in the New York office for
emergency disaster relief for Ethiopia.
AU o f that money has been turned over
to the W orld Relief, Emergency and
Resettlement Services o ffic e in the
denom ination's Program Agency,
which transfers the money to Church
World Service. Denny said.
The remainder o f the money col
lected through the New York office
was designated for either Ethiopia —
$70,843.66 — or Africa in general —
$94,673.23. That money is ad m in
istered through the Presbyterian H un
ger Program, a Program Agency e f
fort conducted with the Presbyterian
Hunger Program o f the General As
sembly Mission Board in Atlanta.
In A tla n ta , money collected for
Ethiopia and Africa in general during
November and December amounts to
"in excess o f $8 0 0 ,0 0 0 ," according
to Jack Bramcr, treasurer o f the Gen
eral Assembly Mission Board.
A new child care center has recent
ly opened in Northeast Portland, and
is offering the firs, month of care a,
no cos,
The Sonbeam Day Care Center and
preschool is located at 620 NE Clacka
mas, jus, west of the Lloyd Center
The center, a non profit organize
tion, is operated by Temple Baptist
Church, and occupies space in a new
building constructed last year espe
cially for the child care center
"Our congregation really fel, there
was a need for quality, safe, afford
able child care, no, only for those
who live in the area bu, work nearby
as w e ll," said Lloyd Rekstad. who
heads the church's Day Care Com
mrttee.
"Sonbeam Day Care Center is open
to all children regardless of their reli
gion or race W e don', intend this to
be only for our co n greg ation ," he
said
Approximately 15 full time lor equiv
atent) youngsters, aged two and one
half through five years, now play and
learn in the loving atmosphere pro
vided a, the center, Rekstad said In
order to interest parents in bringing
their children to Sonbeam, the center
will provide the firs, month of care
free of cos,
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The center is equipped with a large
open area for group activities Activity
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groups of children or individuals A
gym provides space for indoor play
and a large climbing apparatus adds
interest to an outdoor play area
The center is open from 6:30 a m
to 6:00 p.m Monday through Friday
For more information, please call Fred
Johnson. 233 7272
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sury Service since last Jan. 11. In A t
lanta, Bramer noted that additional
money has come in dunng January.
The total of $1.189,400.26 collected
through New York as o f Jan. I I , plus
the estimated $150,000 collected in
New York since then, plus the "excess
o f $800,000” in A tlanta, exceeds $2
million.
In Novem ber, the W orld Relief,
Emergency and Resettlement Services
office in New York and the Office of
Work! Service in Atlanta sent out a re
lief alert stating lhat congregations or
individuals desiring to share in the
m inistry o f relief in A fric a , or any
other international or domestic dis
aster, may do so at any lime by send
ing designated contributions to either
Mission Treasury Service, 904 Inter
church Center, 475 Riverside Drive,
New Y o rk , N Y 10115 or to Crisis
Fund, 341 Ponce de Leon Ave., N E,
Atlanta, G A 30365.
Contributions for Ethiopia should
he designated "E th io p ia n Famine
Relief," according to the alert. "O ne
hundred percent o f designated funds
go to the project designated,” the
alert noted.
In New York, Denny estimated that
$150,000 has come to Mission Trca-
Northeast child
care center
now open
Tuesday
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