Page 6 Portland Observer, February 27, 1906
ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH
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C orner of 8th and S k id m o re
Sunday School 9 30am
Sunday Worship 11 OOant
Christian Youth Fellowship 6 00pm
(second and fourth Sundays)
Elonza J . E d w a rd s (P astor)
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and events Io
Religion Editor. Portland Observer
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Portland O P 97208
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vour eyes on ' 'Religion Update' ‘fo r activities listed f o r single Christians.
5 OOP M Vaspaf Service
10 00 A M Baptism Fourth Sunday
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A Public S e rv ic e of th e Portland Observer
A g ap e C o m m u n ity Service Life C enter P rogram (AC LC ) at Greater Mt
Calvary C O G I.C ., 1234 ME Killingsworth, provides services such as aid to
[»rents with dependent children, daycare, teenage pregnancy, senior citizens,
drug and alcohol counseling, food and clothing. If you are in need of any of
these services, call 284 3721 Bishop H Daniels, Director.
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A lbina M inisterial A llian ce
284 6023
Y o uth Revival at New Hope Baptist Church located at 372S N Gantenbern,
March 14, 15, and 17th, 7:30 p.m. Host ministers will be Robert Huston Sr.,
Tumithius Pack, W alter Brown Jr., Carl Brown and George M ernw eather
There will be a potluck dinner on the 16th, 12 noon to 3:00 p m No charge
Tuesday
YOU ARE WELCOME TO W O R SH IP AT
Bible Bend
84 N E Killingsworth • 281 0499
"A warm spirit of fellowship always"
N o o nd ay Prayer Service every Tuesday at 12, Williams Temple Church of
God in Christ, 241 NE Hancock.
J* eAr fiteSy, fi~ *
The Ark of Safety
( hurt h of God in Christ
The S ta te Sunday School D ept. of C O G.I.C. Oregon jurisdiction No. 1,
presents Annual Formal Banquet March 23, at the Top of the Cosmo. Tickets
at $12 50 on sale by all Sunday School departments of your local Church of
God in Christ For further information, call 281 1340 All are welcome
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This week's U P D A TE with Jood f o r thought: "Delight thyself also in the
I ord, anil He shall give thee the desires o f thine heart.
Psalm 3 7A.
Vancouver Avenue First
Baptist Church
3138 N. Vancouver Ave. at Fargo St.
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Will commemorate the
40th year pastorate of
Dr O B Williams, commending
T hu rsday - S u n d ay
M arch 7th 10th. 7:30 p .m .
There will be an
"Appreciation Banquet"
S a tu rd a y . M a rc h 9th, 7:00 p .m ..
Red Lion M o to r Inn
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Dr O B William»
D r. O. B W illia m s o f P o rtla n d w a s b o rn in W in n s b o ro . LA. H e
re ce iv ed his e d u c a tio n a t F ran klin Parish H ig h S ch o o l. Lou isian a,
and th e A rka n s as B a p tis t C o lle g e , an d has an H o n o ra ry D o c to r o f I
D ivin ity degree D r. W llliem s organized th e V an c o u ve r A v en u e First ‘
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tist C hurch in 1946. end has served th ere since th a t tim e.
Dr. W illia m s has served on th e Board o f D ire c to rs o f th e P o rtlan d ;
C ouncil o f Churches: he w a s th e first Black to serve on th e Board of
D irectors of the O regon C ouncil on A lco h ol Problem s: elected ch air
m an o f th a A lb in a W a r on P o varty. an d sarves on th e M e tro p o lita n
Steering C o m m itte e on th e W a r on Poverty.
O th e r cred its include: E xe cu tive S ec re tary o f th e N a tio n a l H o m e ;
M ission Board of th a N atio n al B aptist C o n van tion o f A m arica; m a m
bar o f th e N a tio n a l B a p tis t P u b lis h in g B o a rd . B o ard o f D ire c to rs i
E m sn u el H o s p ita l: P re sid an t o f th a Q an aral B a p tis t C o n v a n tio n o f '
th a N o rth w e s t to w h ic h h e w a s e la c ta d fo r lifa a t th e 17th A n n u a l'
Session.
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Church w h ile Richerd Loudd looks on.
IP ho to : Richard J. B row n )
Mallory offers
free phone
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The Pastor Speaks
7 30 p m
Saturday
Morning Prayer
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Ads O n This P a g e A r c O f L o c a l B u sin es ses t h a t A r c H e lp in g B u ild A B e t t e r C o m m u n it y
by Robert Lothian
M allory Avenue Christian Church
is doing something to help people
from the surrounding neighborhood
with (he high cost o f having a home
phone.
The church has installed a free
phone It's available for kxal calls only
in the church lobby, at 126 N .E . A l
berta, during business hours Monday
through Friday.
Kev. Douglas W irt said M a llo ry
has made a phone available for neigh-
borhood residents for several years.
With the help of t w o grants, the church
installed a business line for neighbor
hood use in August. Il costs about
$50 per month.
“ In a sense, it's the neighbor
hood’s idea,” he said, because more
people fro m the neighborhood had
found themselves unable Io afford a
home phone and were coming to M a l
lory lo make iheir calls. When fam
ilies must choose between lights,
water, heal and phone, “ Usually (he
phone is the first one to g o ,” said
W irt.
But a phone is nevertheless a social
necessity, he continued People need a
phone “ to make sure grandma is
all rig h t,” to call landlords, utilities,
social service agencies and to make
jo b contacts. For some employers,
said W irt, " I f you don’t have a tele
phone num ber to give them , you
don't get the jo b .” The free phone
has actually helped neighborhood
residents gel jobs, he added.
About 75 calls per week are made
with the phone. No problems threat
en continuance o f the service, said
W irt, m ainly because the phone is
programm ed not to allow long dis
tance calls. “ People have been really
good about regulating the length of
their calls, also,” he said, “ except for
a couple o f kids that really like to talk
to iheir friends forever and ever. We
have good neighbors.”
The free phone was publicized
widely in the beginning, and even
made it on CBS News. A $2,000 grant
from the Rose E. Tucker Charitable
Trust and a $5,000 grant from a North
Portland woman donated in memory
o f her husband and son who were
killed by a drunk d river, made the
free phone possible.
"A s rates go up, we think we are
going to see a lot more use o f this
pho n e,” sid W ir t, who added that
volunteers are neded to sta ff the
phone and make sure it isn't abused.
Listen to the
Gospel Trein
on S tetion
Pastor o f Shiloh Baptist Church,
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reserve your ticket by calling the church office. 282 9496
Noon Day
Prayer
C onnnunity Directory and profiles
5315 N. Vancouver Ave.
M a rc h 10th. 3:30 p .m . Q uest speaker w ill be Dr. A lb ert C h ew
7 30p m
Thursday
Choir Rehearsal 7 00 p m
Sunday
Sunday School 9 15 a m
Morning
11 15a m
Worship
6 30 p m
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Evangelistic
8 00pm
Worship
i Tuesday Friday
W orld D ay o f Prayer will be observed Friday, March 1 at 1:00 p.m. at the
Patton Central U M Church, 5023 N Michigan Awe This is being sponsored by
Church Women United Men are also nvtted
Bob Bailey may not have been a winner Tuesday night at the 27th annual
Natxxial Academy of Recordng Arts i t Saences' Grammy Awards n Los Angeles,
but the Portland native who attended Benaon Fkgh School is "welkn' " in The Light.
Baiey was nominated for Best Male Performance for Contemporary Gospel for
the album, "I'm W alkin'." "I'm really proud of him," said Bailey's mother, Joan,
recently "He's really struggled It's a highly competitive field " Bailey attended
Maranatha church in Northeast Portfcnd
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The American Baptist Convention. American Baptist Churches of
Oregon Lott Carey Foreign Mission Convention National, Oregon.
Portland Ecum enical M inistries, A m erican Bible S o ciety , M t»M
Board
by Dee Armstrong
Concordia College's Christi Crux Chorale is having a benefit concert March
3 at 4:00 p.m. in the Concordia Gym for the Trinity Lutheran School computer
program Tickets are $5 00 for adults and $1.00 for students. The Chnab Crux Cho
rale b dkected by Dele Rak and b w d known for its performances of contemporary
Chnsban music
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