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Page 8. Portland Observer, April 17, 1986
ALLEN T E M P L E C M E C H U R C H
C o rn er of 8th and S k id m o re
Sunday School 9 30am
Sunday Worship 11 00am
Christian Youth Fellowship 6 00pm
(second and fourth Sundays!
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Regis D uffy, O .F .M ., an intema-
tionaly known religious scholar will
visit Portland to lecture during a two-
day conference on contemporary
Christianity, M ay 10 and I I .
The conference is c o sponsored by
The Grotto and the Paulist Father's
Catholic Center for Evangelization. It
will begin Friday evening at 7:30 p.m.
at The Grotto, N E 85th and Sandy
Blvd. Father Regis will address the
topic, “ Eucharist: a Question o f
Presence,” during the Friday session.
On Saturday, the conference will be
at the Paulist Center, S.E. 16th and
Division. It will begin at 10 a.m . and
conclude at 3 p.m. Father D u ffy will
give a series o f four talks designed to
cover the topic: “ The Way Christians
W alk Together: Initiation and the
R IC A .”
Currently a professor at the Wash­
ington Theological Union, Father
Duffy has been a visiting professor at
Princeton and Notre Dame. He con­
RELIGION UPDA TE
by D i r Armstrong
Dnipir went turned away Monday afternoon from AUen's temple C M E
( hunh because there h « s amply no room as 800 mourners with representation
from various other states and churches filed into limited seating to pay their last re
•peels to Pev. Ira Dante! Mumford, a man who will undoubtedly be remembered
fo r hts outstanding contributions and unselfish dedication to the State o f CPegon and
the Northeast Community o f Portland
The Eulogy was by Pev Nathaniel L Imsev. Presiding Prelate 9th Episcopal
District ( hnstian Methodist Epucopal Church o f Oklahoma.
Pev Ira I ) M um )on! has been laid to rest at the Willamette National Cemetery,
but he, light shines on. This week's UPDA TE with food fo r thought: "Ye are the
lig h t of the world. A city that is set on a hill cannot be hid. — Matt 5:14.
T h * fo llo w in g T a n C o m m an d m ant» for Teenagers' were adopted by
four thousand student delegates to the Federation of High Schools convention
in San Francisco several years ago
1. Stop and think before you drink.
2 Don't let your parents down, they brought you up.
3. Be humble enough to obey You will be giving orders yourself some day
4 At the first temptation, turn away from unclean thinking.
5 Don't show off when driving. If you want to race, go to the track
6. Date those who would make a good mate.
Go to church faithfully. The Creator gave us the week; give him beck at
ducts continuing education and pas­
toral workshops in the U.S. and
Albina Ministerial Alliance
abroad.
lather Duffy holds seven degrees,
and has done post-doctoral work at
the Sorbonne and Wursburg.
His first book, “ Real Presence.”
284 6023
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N.E. First b S c h u y le r * 284 1964
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was published in 1982; his second, a
“ Roman Catholic Theology of Pas
toral Care,” came out in 1983. Fa­
ther D u ffy ’s latest book, “ O n Becom­
ing A Catholic: The Challenge of
Initiation,” was published in 1984
by Harper and Row.
Jackson
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C o n o r e o a tio n a l W o r s h ip
5 00 P M
10 0 0 A M
M Ed
C h u rc h S c h o o l
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V s s p a r S e r v ic e
B a p tis m F o u r th S u n d a y
1 1 0 0 C o m m u n io n E a c h F i r « S u n d a y
The American Baptist Convention, American Baptist Churches of
Oregon: Lott Carey Foreign Mission Convention: National, Oregon,
Portlan d Ecum enical M inistries, A m erican Bible S o ciety , M 8 M
He has served on the board o f
Catholic
Theological Society o f
America. His talks have been repro­
duced on cassette tapes and are dis­
tributed nationally by National Cath­
olic Radio.
Argus recently produced a series of
nine audio-visual programs, titled
“ The Way Christians Walk To­
gether,” featuring Father Duffy.
Board
Tuesday
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Boy Scout Troop 70 was chartered
to New Hope Baptist Church, Rev.
Johnny Pack IV , Pastor, this past
week.
Anthony Kilpatrick, 289-8340, is
Scoutmaster,
assisted
by
Alma
Brown, Cal Mitchell. Tony Dixon
and Sonny Turner.
The troop is presently meeting at
the church on Saturdays. The address
is 3725 N Gantenbcin.
The educational program o f the
Boy Scouts of America is designed to
instill the values o f duty to God, to
country and to other people into the
lives o f young men.
Paradise Baptist Church and the
Greater St. Stephens Baptist Church
are also forming new Scout troops.
Vancouver Avenue First Baptist
Church, Troop 152, is another active
an hour.
Choose your companions carefully. You are what they are.
Avoid following the crowd Be an engine, not a caboose
Best of all, keep the original Tan Commandments.
— Peprm ird by permission
Prayer Line - For people who really care: call 285-LOVE.
N o o n d ay Prayar Service — every Tuesday at ,2 noon, Williams Temple
Church of God In Christ, 241 NE Hancock.
O reg o n S ta te M in is te r W ives and W idows Retreat — April 26 and 27 at
Camp Menucha. For further information, call 289 6810.
Rosa C ity M in is te r W ives' Mother and Daughter Luncheon - May 4,
11:00 a m. - 1:00 p.m . at Matterhorn Restaurant, 3 NE 82nd at Burnside Tick
ots $7 00. For further information, call 289-6810 or 288 1381,
16th A n n ual S ta te W o m a n 's C o n ven tio n — April 22 - 25 at Williams
Temple C .O .G .I.C ., 241 NE Hancock,
p.m. State Supervisor, Eulah WH
bams; Host Pastor, Elder M Walker, Oregon jurisdiction 1.
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troop in the neighborhood. George
Simmons, 281-5762, is the Scout­
master.
For further information on Boy
Scouting, contact the above Scout­
masters, Bishop Rudy Patterson,
282-8476, or Guy Etchsleadt. 226-3423.
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