Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, February 20, 1985, Page 6, Image 6

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    Page 6, Portland Observer, February 20, 1966
THE M O U N T OLIVET BAPTIST CHU RCH
N .E . First & S c h u y le r • 284 1964
John H Jackaon. Minister M Ed M
9 30 A M Church School
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11 00 A M Congregational Worship
5 00 P M Vaapar Service
10 00 A M Baptism Fourth Sunday
Send ttoiict o f your church activities
and events to:
Religion Editor. Portland Observer
P .O B o x )1 37
Portland O K 97208
RELIGION UPDA TE
by D e t Armstrong
Aah W adnaaday. trie first day of the Perwtantiai Season of Lent (eorrow for
■ns and fasting), waa celebrated this week. Lent Is a period of 40 day« from Ash
Wednesday to Easter. Thia weak'» Update with food for thought: "From that
time Jesus began to preach, and to say, repent: for the Kingdom of Heaven
■ at hand." St. Mett. 4:17.
T h e C h rist M e m o ria l, Church of God in Christ, 4237 N. Mississippi, pre
sents the Third Annual W oman's Fellowship Seminar, "Holy Women Ready to
Meat the Chalenge," 2 Cor. 7:1,2.
The Seminar Workshop w d address such topics as: Accepting and Obeying
Leadership, Cal to Hokness, Effective Prayer Ufa and Resisting Temptation.
Sunday, Feb. X at 3 p.m ., Mrs. A. A. W eis, Evangelist Miaaionary of Eman­
uel Temple C.O.G.I.C. wM be presenting the sermon.
Registration w d be Saturday at 10 a.m. Fee of 45 00 includes workshop kit
and lunch. Host Pastor, R. Tate.
Solid Rock C h u rch o f G od In Christ. 1706 NE Oakum "Ext»
a Warm
Welcome" to Tupperwere Party, Saturday, February 23, at 4 p.m ., spo.aored by
the State Hospitality Board.
Church W o m en U n ited W orld D ay of Prayer service will be held si Bethel
A .M .E . Church, 582« N.E. 8th Ave., Friday. March I. 1985. Fellowship ►
will
be at 6 0 0 p.m. The Prayer Service will begin at 7 0 0 p.m. The public is i.
ed to
attend
11 00 Communion Each F irat Sundav
Program debates public issues
What would happen in your organi­
zation if your pastor ran for political
office or a committee in your church
presented a program that discussed
ways of reducing income tax payments
to the nation's military budget?
Ten such controversial questions
w ill form the focus o f a conference
titled “ Public Issues and the Congre­
gation,” sponsored by the Legislative
Commission o f Ecumenical Ministries
Northwest Championship.
Registration is 55. Participanu may
bring a sack lunch or reserve a lunch
for 53.50. Registration may be made
through Ecum enical M inistries o f
Oregon. 0245 S .W . Bancroft, P o rt­
land, Oregon 97201.
The Young Adults of Allen Tm ple
C M E Church will be presenting their
13th annual luncheon-fashion show
on Saturday, M arch 9, 1985, at the
Red Lion-Lloyd Center,
Don't miss this magnificent display
o f spring fashions fro m P o rtla n d ’ s
specialty shops: Jay Jacobs, M a r i­
posa, Renoir Lady L td ., W o m an 's
W orld, The Towne Shop and Helen’s
O f Course. O ne o f the stores. The
T ow n e Shop, w ill be showing the
The Greater St. S tephen M issionary Baptist Church
T e le p h o n e 287 6691 or 666-167/
"T he Church on the G row " II Peters 3:18
P astor A . B e rn ard D e v e rs , I
3924 N. W illiam s A ve.
T e le p h o n e : 287-6691 or 281 0647
Sunday School 9 30 ».m
Allen Temple youth fashions
• W adnaaday Evening 6 30 p m .
Sunday Worship. 11 0 0 a .m . • Sunday Evening. 7 00 p m
Wadnaaday Evening, 6 30 p m
N olan M ille r collection fro m the
television series “ D y n a s ty .” There
will also be a drawing tor door prizes.
Luncheon w ill be served at 12
noon, with the show starting at 1:15
p.m . Tickets are 5 2 0 .0 0 for singles,
535.00 fo r couples and 5 1 2.00 for
children 3 to 12 years. Proceeds w ill
go to w ard ben efittin g the church
supported colleges and the Spring
Mam moth Tea.
C o m e W e H a v e a P iec e W h e re Y o u C an S erve
G reater M t. C alvary C hurch o f
G od in C h ris t, 1234 N .E . Killings-
w o rth , w ill present " A n Evening
W ith V e r n a rd ," featuring Vernard
Johnson, w o rld ’ s greatest gospel
saxophonist, on Saturday, February
23, 7:30 p .m ., and again on Sunday,
February 24, at 3:00 p.m.
“ Vernard Johnson has toured
the United States and Europe, spread­
ing G o d ’ s message with the sound
of music. He is nol a performer, but a
minister o f the gospel," said Bishop
Hughes Memorial United Methodist
Church C hancel C h o ir is having a
Krazy H a t Luncheon on Saturday,
February 23, 1985, from 12 - 2 p.m .
This is an o pp o rtun ity to show o ff
your talent in hat designs.
The four entry categories are: Most
Creative; Seasonal; Most Unique, and
C r a z if f l. Prizes w ill be awarded in
each category.
For more information, call 287494X,
284-5579, or 281-2638. Luncheon
price is 53.00.
Tuesday
Bibik Band
Thursdsy
Chou Rebaaisal
YOU ARE W ELCOM E TO W O R S H IP AT
84 N.E. Killingsworth • 281-0499
A warm spirit of fellowship always”
Sunday:
i Sunday School
Morning
A ie
cty
The Ark of Safct
Churc
h of God in Chi
C hrist
m te H fft A , td r e n C e n te r SU.ocUVM«™»'PC AaWr W r ar
Worship
Y.P.W.W.
Evangelistic
Worship
Tuesday Friday
Gospel saxophonist featured
Krazy Hat
N o rth w est Gospel Singing Cham pionships: Sunday, February 24, 1985 at
300 p.m., Church o f the Living God Temple, 6 0 1 N.E. 10th. The Sensational Port
landaires and the Fabulous Gospel Charioteers will be in a Battle of Songs for the
of Oregon. The conference will be held
on Saturday, M a rc h 2, 1985, fro m
9 a m. to 3:45 p.m. at the First United
Methodist Church in Portland.
The American Baptist Convention, American Baptist Churches of
Oregon: Lott Cerey Foreign Mission Convention Nationel, Oregon.
P o rtlan d E cum enical M in istries, A m erican Bible S o c ie ty . M .& M
Board
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E lo n ra J . E d w a rd s (P astor)
Announcing
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without
the wide area price.
T h e p a g in g people w h o h a te alw a y s b ro u g h t y o u
selectio n a n d service n o w b r in g yo u o n e o f th e
w id es t co verage a re a s In P o rtla n d
P lu s 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
yo 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.
H . B. Daniels, pastor o f the local
church.
Appearing with Vernard in concert
w ill be local talent, including gospel
singers from various denominations.
The public is invited. Adm ission
is free.
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B e ca u s e at R A M . w e believe y o u r p a g e r Is o n ly as
good as th e a re a t, reaches.
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Funeral services for longtime Port­
land resident Helen Rose Hendrix were
held Tuesday in Bethel A .M .E .
Church
Mrs. H endrix died Wednesday in
her Northeast Po rtlan d home. She
was 63 years o f age.
She was born in Dekalb, Texas, at­
tended D e K alb H igh School, and
moved to P o rtlan d in 1940. She
worked at Joseph’ s Plastics and The
Portland Clinic, then became circula­
tion manager fo r the P o rtlan d O b­
server 15 years ago
Mrs. Hendrix had attended Bethel
A .M .E . Church since moving to Port­
land and was a member o f the Usher
Board of the church.
Surviving arc her son, Richard A.
Norton o f Portland; two sister., M ar­
garet Greene and Alene G rice, both
of Portland; and a grandson.
Burial was in Rose City Cemetery.
Listen to the
Gospel Train
9 15 s m
Friday:
Helen Hendrix
Corner of 8th and Skidmore
Sunday School 9 30am
Sundav Worship 11 00am
Christian Youth Fellowship 6 00pm
(second and fourth Sundays)
7 00 p m
f o l l o w peace w ith "Th” ,“ ,o' Sp^ J0p.m.
o il m e n .
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Obituary
ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH
7 :3 0 p m
573 N K illingsw orth
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