Portland Observât. September 4, 1906, Page 9 RELIGION UPDA TE by Dee Armstrong Paator LaFfall of the state of Nevada was appointed Bishop of the Confederated Pentecostal Church Aeeoclation at the Youth Congress Confederated Pentecostal Church Convention held at Emmanuel Temple Full Gospel Pentecostal Church which convened August 27 - Sept. 1. The church is located at 1032 N. Sumner, hoat pastor. Bishop A A. Walls Bishop LaFfall received his newly appointed position with a standing ovation from the congregation and delegatee from the statea of Wash ington. California. Nevada, Texas, Florida. New York and generously represented by the State of Oregon Bishop LaFfall succeeds Bishop U S. King, who Is deeply missed and '«membered Emmanuel temple is currently in revival. The public is encouraged to attend Send notice o f vour church activities and events to Religion Editor. Portland Observer P O Box 3 137 Portland O R 97209 W r itin g in J u ly -A u g u s t e d itio n o f the A /u s io n Herald, o ffic ia l organ o f the N a tio n a l Baptist Foreign M ission Board, Executive Secretary Reverend W illia m H arvey lo o k to task some o f the accepted myths o f the problem s in South A frica. " Those w h o place emphasis on the number o f Blacks w o rkin g fo r A m e ri­ can C o rp o ra tio n s in S outh A fric a are being m is le a d ," he said. Reverend H arvey p o in te d to the 350 A m e ric a n firm s do in g business in South A fric a . O n ly 135 have ad o p te d the S u lliv a n P rin cip le s. E ven these c o rp o ra tio n s can no t announce any h irin g figu res w ith o u t go ve rn m e n t censorship. “ M any w ho signed the S ullivan P rin ­ ciple Plan are getting fa ilin g g ra d e s," Harvey added. R eferring to the general statements that A m e ric a n business w ith d ra w a l w o u ld th ro w hundreds o f thousands o f Blacks in to unem ploym ent Harvey said, “ That is far from the truth. U nit ed States firm s em ploy 70, (XX) Blacks and colore d w h ich put Blacks at less than one percent o f those em ployed.” “Africa After the Famine" its long term plans that o fte n include b u ild in g free m arkets and an in d ig e ­ nous p riv a te sector in a developing country? R ichard D erham , head o f A ID 's Bureau fo r Program and P olicy C o o r­ dina tion, is responsible fo r developing policies that w ill assist cou ntrie s in achieving self-su sta in ing econom ic development. He is currently m o n ito r­ ing the P resident's " A f r ic a H unger In itia tiv e " and the steps taken to pre­ vent future famines Derham recently re tu rn e d fro m a three week to u r o f A fric a to examine firsthand the devas­ t a t i o n w ro u g h t by fa m in e , and the assistance given by A ID program s. Derham is an a tto rn e y and native o f Seattle A d m issio n is $2.50 fo r C o u n c il members, $3.50 general adm ission. C a ll 229-3049 fo r advance reserva­ tions. LOCATION CHRIST MEMORIAL CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST 4237 N MISSISSIPPI PHONE 288-1400 284 6023 TuMdi* 84 N E K illin g s w o rth • 281 0499 " A w a rm spirit o f fe llo w sh ip a lw a y s " rs r B ib» Band 7 30 p m Thurwlay Chow Ralsaarxal 7 00 p m Sunday —3 Sunday School I Morning 9 15am Worship 11:15am 8 Church ofGod in Christ ■ ' "OHHBHHBBBHHIBHMBHi 1 the Dike Fnd.v Friday 30pm Noon Day Tollou’ peace u’ith all met), ( r holiness without which nosC^p.v» 900. m man shall see the -w—r £0rd 307 N E B ro a d w a y P o r tla n d OR 97232 15031 284 1105 K K ». M ■AM SVM.MPM 284 2334 Nathan Barnett, Pastor IB Theology • M Drvwuty) Services: 9 : M a m ., S u n d ay School 11:00a.m ., M o rn in g W orship 6 00 p .m .. Evening W orship The Barnetts f t B«r nan w elcom e* yrxir family. At Berean wa emphasize building strong families You'll get solid Expository Biblical Preaching Et Teaching. BROADWAY 234-7408 B ro ad w ay Exxon »>• • ■» g *•> ■ • g.- e it u m e a n t e • • • d u t, ■ « M * •• W a u t>e D A II V I Sentita 30 »■ 9 00 I’M INCLUDING O ut SUMAIS w in b e I MISCELLANEOUS TOYOTA C o m p t â t « f « » c » r « C «*v«er A t i a e U M S h 711 S unde. • '• d M u » ' a S te t Ma R e n t to o w n ag e * y I R 519 N E B ro a d w a y 284 5050 • Sales Service BEAUTY • Leasing Parts M W j a ’b e l l ’i t r .1 » - M o. Ml A N D USE D C A R S A N D T R IM K S SER VIC E O E P A H I M t N I H O U R S 30 AM 5 0 0 P M M O N D A Y T H R U E R ID A V i a ,♦ »».« avr.rSrT * nute« >e>i ie> »>»>•< <•»>« 2 8 4 -1 1 0 5 Set » M * i» S t* r »1 tor N t I R f M O N T PO RTLAND C LEA N ER S JEW ELRY ELK C L E A N E R S b LAU N D R Y F s t a t i h s h e d in i g , J a n d s t. • dnig »judlity d ry • Ir a n i n g PATON JEWELERS BARB'S Stop A M lnlt Mart 2N Killingsworth S6Ä ? F R ID A Y B E A U T Y SU P P LIE S WtiQieseie end Refe«i W e c i'ry produr ts »hei ntt seen >n Jet end EtMJfiy Megd/me Open 9 a m 3 0 7 N E BROADW AY » .i a A c tm o r 2 *1 5001 N E Union (C o rn e r o f A lb e rta ) 288 5303 »Ÿ c s wios mb » 8pm H ,»t r e a s o n a b le ra te s 1014 N K illin g s w o r t h 500 N W 23rd A v e n u e M<>e D u m u n d v W .it« \» n r t e » Y W . i h h a l e w r l f t R t’ p j t r S and» ll® p » 1 1 » ! " S e n t'O e * S « > e tn |r « e r lr y Diamond setiini H .th S 1 t*>«r ’ • • • t» M to . ’ 281 94% PHARMACY (j u n fa irly tre a te d ? P M M C C L IN K PHARM ACY ••N»»N « • >. • « A/*eea •« » •• Hr N P o r tla n d M »m a St O r e g o n 97777 211 m i 1 & Il II week, a llo w s fo r a balance between work and other interests. It is especial­ ly appealing to parents in the c h ild rearing years, according to one o f the course in s tru c to rs , G w en M ille r- Pearson. A lso teaching the w o rksho p w ill be C arm en W h ita cre , w h o along w ith Ms. M ille r-P e a rs o n , shares the position o f Advertising C oord ina to r at The B cnj. F ra n k lin Federal Savings and Loan Association. The cost o f the session is $8.00 and can be paid at the door The West H ills C ovenant C h u rch is located o f f Shat­ tuck Road ju s t south o f B eaverton Hillsdale Highway. » P ‘ ; * . • • * > lanM* arm 8720 N E UNION 283 4123 PHIL R E Y N O L D S M E D IC A L C L IN IC I F R ID A Y S BE A U T Y SU PPLY w* ' i * mn h *.-i ■ We p*a>9v< ia a* m * ■ >*• *> 4 lb»>' , <6 M NE U nion 217 B7M Ä 1 2 N E 15th 7 0 0353 R e y n o ld s M D M i pana H Ra^dev M I) fhysn tans Ft Surgeons A a »er (. 15 N Morris St 287 4532 A N N B. W IT T E Attorney at Law N Vancouver Ave ( AM A ll N A II ■< N'AIHH l "A m *1 9 F a trtg rM » tf, Si IB O 3 j2 l» » 1 « (SBöeOKB EXFCUUVF CUSTO M T a ilo n n q In te rn a tio n a l M en W o m e n C h ild re n 240 5.324 573 N K illin g s w o r th K T a , . • *? -. -V I UNITY o r LOVE BEAUTY SALON A w orkshop on jo b sharing, an em ­ ploym e nt o p tio n where tw o people share the resp on sibilitie s o f one f u ll­ tim e jo b , w ill be held on Tuesday, September 10, at West H ills Covenant C h u rch , 5815 S .W . G illcre st C o u rt, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m . Job sha rin g, w h ich usu ally entails each p a rtn e r w o r k in g 20 h o u rs per » e * (• ie- m <■) p P hone: 284 3979 ?HI M M * P ortland OR 97711 St S te r e o m o v ie s b ieee»a 5834 N E U n io n A v e 15031 281 5393 T V gum«« h Fran W hite Appliances T V A lW A V S A G O O D S t L E C T IO N ( I I at B ro ad w ay Workshop on job sharing scheduled Albina Ministerial Alliance YOU ARE W ELCOM E TO W O R S H IP AT BROAD lb J4 N E 7th A Public Service of the Portlan d Observer 4822 N. V a n co u ver Ave. AUTO M ow* S unday, Septem ber 15. 1985, the M a tro n s ' C lu b o f the Bethel A fric a n M e th o d is t E p is c o p a l C h u rc h , 5828 N .E . 8th . P o rtla n d , O rego n, w ill be celebrating its 30th anniversary The p u b lic is in v ite d to attend the service at 5:01) p.m . O ur guest speaker for the occasion w ill be Bishop Harley Akers o f the P eople’s T abernacle o f Faith, Los Angeles, C a lifo rn ia . M usi cal guests from the city w ill appear. A n extra special feature w ill be the cro w n ­ ing o f our Anniversary Queen fo llo w ­ ing the service. A reception w ill follow . E lo n za J . E d w a r d * (P a a to r) BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH Ads O n This P a g e A r c O f Loco/ Businesses 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 30th Anniversary K 11 ’ 1 Com munion Each First Sunday The A m erican B aptist C onvention. Am erican B ap tist Churches o f O regon L o tt Carey Foreign M ission C onvention N ational. O regon, P o rtla n d E c u m e n ic a l M in is trie s , A m e ric a n B ib le S o c ie ty , M 6 M . Board ( '(im m unity Directory and p r o f iles N W *. *4 C o rn e r o f 8 th a n d S k id m o re Sunday School 9 30am Sundav W orship 11 00am Christian Y outh Fellow ship 6 00pm Isecond and fo u rth Sundaysl __________ B E A U TY E» B AR B ER SU P P LIE S EVERY WED 4-8 PM ALLEN TE M P LE C M E C H U R C H John H Jackson Minister M Ed M D 9 JO A M Church School I I O l i A M Congregational Worship 5 0 0 P M Vei|»er Service 10 00 A M B ap tsm Fourth Sunday H arvey q u oted the largest U n ite d States investor in South A fric a , M o b il O il. Ih e v have less th a n o n e -th ird A fric a n employees. He referred to a statement from the W ashington O ffice on A frica as saying, "E ve n if the U nit cd States co rp o ra tio n s wanted to be a good in flu e n c e , the im p a c t o f th e ir presence on Black w o rke rs w o u ld be negligible " The oth er m y th c ritic iz e d by Rev H a rvey is the 1977 p ro p o sa l o f the Sullivan Principles by Reverend I eon Sullivan o f Philadelphia He is a mem her o f the Board o f G eneral M o to rs The proposal suggested fa ir e m p lo y ­ ment practices, desegregated lockers, dinin g room s and increased Blacks in management and supervision. Harvey feels that i f a ll these c o n d itio n s were m et, " th e y w o u ld d o n o th in g to the general apartheid in the country . " Blacks s till w o u ld not be able to vote, they w o u ld not be able to buy la nd , w o u ld not be able to choose where they w o rk , o r live. N o t even w hom they m arry Even the legal re ­ q u ire m e n t to ca rry a pass w o u ld remain. Life Center receives van Pacific Northwest Bell Co. present ed L ife t enter a b e a u tifu l van on August 23. 1 ife Center is a United Way Agency and serves needy people th ro u g h o u t the I r i - t o u n ty A rea . Parents may com e in and get schol c lo th in g fo r th e ir c h ild re n The C e nter also p r o ­ vides ho use ho ld item s, dishes, bed ding, adult clothing, beds and a variety o f useful com m o d itie s to m ake life a bit better. P a cific N o rth w e s t Bell has been a frie n d o f I ife C e n te r ever since it was organized 18 years ago I ow in com e fa m ilie s can com e to the center, 2746 N F. U n io n A v e ., and get help w ith food, clothing, baby needs, musical items and any thing that is needed to help them in tunes o f distress. F ood is alw ays needed and in 1984 85 served 30.(XX) people w ith fix x l alone FREE FOOD FOR THE NEEDY N E First b Schuyler • 284 1964 Mission Herald disputes South African myths i f you Have a comment on what you would like to read in Religion Update, l^ease mail in vour suggestions to: Religion Update, P O Box 91333. Portland. OR 97201. The W o rld A ffa irs C o un cil o f O re­ gon is sponsoring a lecture, " A f r ic a A fter the F am in e," w ith speaker Rich­ ard D erham o f the Agency fo r In te r­ national D evelopm ent (A ID ) , T h u rs­ day, September 12, 5:30 p.m . at Bank o f C a lifo rn ia , 4th F lo o r, 707 S.W . Washington, Portland. The Agency fo r International Desel- opment is an agency o f the federal gov­ ernm ent that provides econom ic and technical assistance to some 70 devel­ oping countries throughout the w orld. As such, A I D can fin d its e lf em ­ broiled in p o litic a l battle over its p ro ­ grams fo r people. Wfhile A I D does not establish fo r- eigh p o lic y , it m ust nonetheless deal w ith diverse p o litic a l views to w a rd s governm ents in developing and T h ird W’o rld countries. H o w dises it resolve p o litic a l squabbles w h ile p ro v id in g fanners w ith seeds and tools? Once the crisis is past, how does A ID implement THE M O U N T O LIVET B A P T IS T C H U R C H •* V a /? ’ peyw"; * fa*«* *-^r— Y 1