Page 6 The Portland Observer June 20, 1990
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Scripture o f the
Week:
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Ezekiel Chapters 31-32
MATTIE ANN CALL1EK-
SPEARS
Greater St. Stephen
Missionary Baptist
Church
Security Pacific Bank of Oregon's 2nd Annuah
Employee Open House.
503-286-2557
(24 HOURS)
Pastor Robert Houston, Sr.
On Thursday June 7, 1990, Security Pacific Bank held their 2nd Annual
employee open house. This function is held for the benefit o f SP's clients,
employees, and the various agencies that interact with SPB.
Pictured:
Left - Bob Mitchell - Executive VP Capital Management
Middle - Sam Brooks - Brooks Agency
Right - Steve Wasson - Executive VP - Real Estate Industries
ARANATHA
HURCH
4222 N.E. 12th Avenue
Portland Oregon
Sunday Services
Sunday School
9:00 A.M.
Morning Worship
10:30 A.M.
Maranatha School of Ministry
6:30 PM.
Mid-Week Services - Wednesday
7:30 PM.
Rev. W endell H. Wallace
Senior Pastor
NPBC CELEBRATION
On June 15,1990, North Portland Bible (NPBC) held its eight annual Cele
bration of Achievement, “ Overflowing with Thankfulness” , hosted by Antioch
Missionary Baptist Church. NPBC came into being in 1982, when a group of
individuals responded to the need for low-cost, convenient Biblical instruction for
community residents. Since its inception, over 300 individuals from over 30 com
munity churches have benefited from the offerings of the Bible College.In turn,
those students have shared their knowledge with their fellow church members and
scores of others. The Celebration of Achievement is a means of recognizing
students who have completed a sequence or course of study.
Students receiving recognition at the Celebration were: Princess Bailey, Cora Jean
Boswell, Earnestine Cellestine, Rev. Charles Collins, Rev. Percy Davis, James
Hall, Audrey Henry, Willie Ranson, Rita Redeau, Oscar Vilches, Cora Williams,
Normal Williams, and Fred Wilson.
This occasion provided and excellent opportunity for NPBC to honor outgoing
Board Chair, Rev. Aaron Hamlin, who has chaired the Board since the death of
NPBC’s first Board Chair, the late Rev. John W. Garlington, II. It was also a time
to introduce the new Board Chair, Rev. Donald Frazier, pastor of Mt. Sinai Baptist
Church. Rev. Frazier exhorted those assembled to become fellow workers, along
with the clergy, in winning souls for the Kingdom of God.
It was with great joy, that Rev. Frazier announced the progress of NPBC in locating
its own facility. Final negotiations are underway for property. Up to this point,
Maranatha Church has graciously permitted NPBC office space and classrooms in
its building. In response to the accelerated financial needs of NPBC,a series of
fundraising events will take place within the community over the next few months.
A Summer Tea is being planned by Friends of NPBC. September will bring a Gospel
Music Concert, showcasing the talents of local soloists, groups and choirs. On
November 2, NPBC will hold its second annual Fall Banquet and Rally
Contact Person:
Greater St. Stephen Missionary Baptist
Church and Pastor Robert E. Hous
ton, Sr. will be sponsoring “ Summer
Revival 1990” , June 25th through
29th nightly beginning at 7:00 p.m.
at the church, located at 3922 North
Williams Avenue.
The Evangelist will be the Rev. Dr.
Stephen John Thurston. Dr. Thurston
is the Pastor of New Covenant Mis
sionary Baptist Church, Chicago, Il
linois; Executive Vice President, Illi
nois National Baptist Convention; and
Third Vice President, National Bap
tist Convention of America, Incorpo
rated.
He is a gifted writer, administrator, and
is in demand throughout the nation as
a speaker. He will be co-leading a
tour group of dignitaries from the
National Baptist Convention of
America, Inc. to Seoul, South Korea
to attend the 1990 session of the
Baptist World Alliance.
“ In this day and time, Dr. Thurston is
one of the refreshing voices in preach
ing today,” stated Pastor Robert E.
H ouston, Sr. o f G reater St.
Stephen,” his unique preaching style
and delivery is Biblically sound, and
it is our pleasure and honor to wel
come him back to Greater St.
Stephen.”
The public is cordially invited to these
services. Many guest churches and
choirs will be participating through
out the week. These services will be
taped and will be made available for
purchase. Doors will open at 6:45
p.m. each night. It is recommended
that you come early in order to have
a good seat
To: All my friends, loved ones, co
workers, members and community
at lodge
I wish to express my deepest gratitude
to you for your kind an ' '
J support
to me during my 2 y<u. o as Grand
Worthy Matron of Prince Hall Grand
Chapter, Oregon Eastern Star. Your
great support was beyond description
and it is difficult for me to express by
deep appreciation. You have granted
to me, two beautiful years which I
shall long remember with love and
warmest thoughts of you. God bless
you and thank you always.
-JoAnn Childs G.W.M.
A Silence
A man acts as an infinite
being
He ladens his wisdom to help
the infidel
A silence that is never spoken
in his mystery.
Reaching out not rejecting es
sence.
Beyond believing in myths
lies the truth.
Silence is where silence was
No one knows better than
man the way out o f eternity,
And asking is not life or death
But a way to claim the for
gotten
Even though nothing was
boughten.
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Morning Worship
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Evening Worship
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