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RELIGION
MT O LIVET BAPTIST
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WE ARE MOVING
SUNDAY SERVICES
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W o r s h ip S e r v ic e s 8 : 0 0 A .M . & 1 1 :0 0 A .M .
C h u r c h S c h o o l 9 : 3 0 A .M . to 1 0 :3 0 A .M .
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A T e a c h in g C h u r c h W i t h A R e a c h in g M i n l s t i y
D r . J a m e s E . M a r t in , S e n io r P a s to r
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NEW ROLE FOR RELIGIONS-
W INNING THE WAR ON DRUGS
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The fight against drugs
has a new army of
warriors-churches
The National Council of Churches
is planning a summit conference in
Washington, DC, this fall, the first
time in its history that the leaders of its
32 member bodies have been called
together to map out an assault against
drug and alcohol abuse.
The United Methodists have ap­
pointed a bishop full time on a one
year special “ drug-busting” assign­
ment.
And instead of sitting passively
by or turning the other cheek as their
cities are tom apart by drug use. Church
member are actively forcing drug
pushers out of housing projects and
neighborhoods and bringing programs
directly to addicts in these areas.
The Church battle against drugs
covers a broad range of functions-
from the Methodist’ “ saving stations,”
which offer a variety of anti-drug pro­
grams around the clock. The Church of
Scientology has launched city, slate
and nation-wide campaigns, such as
Lead the Way to a Drug Free USA,
donated educational materials to li­
braries, given lectures to hundreds of
thousands of parents and children, and
spearheaded many other programs.
Scientologists have gotten more than
100,000 people off drugs.
In large part because of these ac­
tivities, there is growing evidence that
the public are recognizing that relig­
ions have an important role in society.
In what the Los angeles Times
called " a new chapter in its history,
one that has attracted a new generation
of supporters,” spiritual leaders of other
religions are launching programs that
cut through bureaucratic red tape and
maintenance programs that don’t work,
with fresh new approaches.
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Odaury and Slthea
w ill vou> their lives
to one another and A T H E A C O L B E R T A N D
become united as one M A U R Y A . S A IL S
on Sunday, the six­
teenth day o f September in the year nineteen hundred and ninety
at three o clockjn the afternoon at fir s t AfME Zion Church, 4303
9 f Vancouver, ‘Portland, Oregon
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’CLEM" STEWART
Funeral services will be held for
Clement T. (Clem) Stewart on Friday,
August 24, 1990 at the Mt. Zion Bap­
tist Church, 831 NE Fremont Street at
11 a.m.
His body was found Wednesday,
August 15, 1990 in his San Diego,
California apartment. He had chronic
emphysema. A friend had attempted to
reach him by phone, and knew he was
home, so he went to his apartment and
found him on the floor o f his bath­
room. He died from the lack of oxy­
gen. He had an oxygen tank in the
apartment but was unable to reach it in
time.
“ Clem” , as he was so affection­
ately called, was a kind and gentle per-
THE TRUTH SHALL MAKE YOU
son., He was loved by many. He
passed away at the age of 55.
Mr. Stewart graduated from Ben­
son Polytechnic High School. He was
an Auto Mechanic, by trade, and he
was very popular in the Portland and
San Diego communities.
He is survived by his parents-
Rev. and Mrs. Percy N. Manuel, Sr.,
of Portland; one son-Victor Stewart,
of California; three sisters-Dora Hill,
Patricia Thompson and Taquetta
Mitchell, all of Portland; one brother-
Percy N. Manuel, Jr., of Oxnard,
Calif.; and uncle-Mr. Fred Johnson,
of Compton, Calif.; and a host of
other relatives and friends.
Internment will be held at River­
view Cemetery. Vann & Vann Fu­
neral Directors officiating.
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F E L L O W S H IP C H U R C H O F G O D
W IT H
DR. BENJAMIN REID
F IR S T C H U R C H O F G O D I N L O S A N G E L E S
“ B efore You M u s t’ ’
— M ake a D e c is io n —
‘ In q u ir e a b r
C O M E J O IN U S
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The Bird
The bird prays as he sings
A beautiful prayer,
He’s thankful for
The joy life brings,
He’s thankful for
The little things,
The tree that is his home,
Each leaf, each shadow poem,
The bird is w iser
Far than we...
Always seeing God,
Planning eternity...
Cox Funeral Home, Inc.
24 Hr. Service
F E L L O W S H IP C H U R C H O F G O D
5131 N E 2 3 R D
PO RTLAND, OR
Sunday School
Morning Worship
9:30 am
11:15 am
Y.P.W.W.
7:00 p.m.
Evening Worship
8:00 pm
You are invited to w orship with
The New T e sta m e n t family.
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CELEBRATION DATES: September
21st, 22nd, and 23rd
There will be a C alendar of Events
Friday, September 21, 1990 7:00 P.M.
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w ith o u r c a ta lo g th a t we o ffe r a n u n c o n d itio n a l
W here w e preach Jesus Christ
W e teach the Bible
W e reach out and care for people
Celebration in Songs - Musical - Port-
land/Vancouver Churches
Saturday, September 22,1990
6:00 P.M.
Anniversary Banquet - Hughes Memo­
rial U.M. Church
Speaker, Judge Ancer Haggerty
Adults $10.00
Children $5.00
Sunday, Septermber 23, 1990
11:00 A.M.
Anniversary Message - Speaker Rev.
Curtis Kirkpatrick, Pastor
Reception following
You arc invited to attend the 45TH AN­
NIVERSARY CELEBRATION of the
Hughes M em orial United
M ethodist C hurch
111 N.E. Failing
P ortland, Oregon 97212
(503) 281-2332
THEME: "Be o f One Accord,Love One
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