T he P ortland O bserver • A ugust 10, 1994
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RELIGION
National Program On Billy Graham
Focuses On Portland, Oregon Crusade
C ru s a d e : The Life O f Billy
G raham , a one-hour biography
on the life and faith o f the man
who has preached to more people
than any other person in history-
-ap proaching 110 m illion--w ill
be broadcast on Sunday, August
14 at 8 pm on OPB TV. The
p ro g ra m , a c o -p ro d u c tio n o f
W T T W /C h ica g o and C u ttin g
Edge P ro d u ctio n s, focuses on
G raham ’s 1992 Portland, Oregon
crusade.
Randall Balm er, professor o f
religion at B arnard C ollege, C o
lum bia U niversity, author o f sev
eral books on the history o f re li
gion in A m erica, and w riter and
host o f the popular public televi-
sion series Mine Eyes H ave Seem
The G lory, hosts this p ro v o c a
tive look at one o f the m ost fa
mous and influential preachers
o f the tw entieth century.
William Franklin Graham, bet
ter known as Billy Graham, is con
sidered by many as the face and
voice of evangelicals in America
today. His career spans more than
five decades and at 75 years o f age,
millions still hang on his words.
C onfidant to popes and p resi
dents, m onarchs and d ictato rs,
the B illy G raham sag a is an
A m erican success story. With
natural talent and an uncanny
knack for self-prom otion, G ra
ham has becom e, over the de-
cades, a cultural icon. M illions
o f people the w orld over associ
ate him with honesty, integrity,
C h ris tia n ity and m id d le -c la ss
values.
in addition to probing the
personal side o f Billy G raham ,
C rusade: The Life O f B illy G ra
ham goes behind the scenes o f
one o f his crusades. E vangelicals
believe that conversion, the act
o f accepting Jesus as your per
sonal Lord and Savior, is a pro
cess every man, woman and child
needs to go through in order to
be saved. G raham ’s crusades are
centered around bringing about
those conversions. Each night,
at the conclusion o f his serm on,
Chuck Girard Sings For
Those Without a Voice
WHO:
T h e S o n n y s id e C o f f e e
house, a nine y ear-old w eekly
event o ffering food, m usic, and
socialization for hom eless, low-
incom e, and disabled po p u la
tions.
W H A T:
The first ever benefit for
this nearly decade-old program .
M usic presentation by a local
artist as well as C huck G irard
and an open house show -casing
the coffeehouse program . There
is no charge for attending. A
free-w ill offering will be taken.
W H EN AND W H E R E :
F rid a y , A ugust 12, 1994 at 7
pm
State R ep resen tativ e and
Rev. Frank Shields will offer
invocation and benediction.
C huck G irard, contem po
rary Christian vocalist and ad
vocate for disadvantaged popu
lations w ilU perform .
D ebbie Day, local vocalist
and form er staff/advocate for
hom eless street youth at Pio
neer C ourthouse Square will
perform .
P rese n ta tio n s by p atro n s
and sta ff o f the program will
speak.
“ The A ugust 12th benefit
is part o f an on-going effo rt to
assist individuals with d isab ili
ties to be an integrated rather
than isolated part o f our com
m unity.”
Traffic Safety Fair
Scheduled
A traffic safety fair for children will be held Thursday from 10 a.m.
to 2:30 p in. at E & M Community Market, 909 N. Killingsworth St.
Bicycle safety, pedestrian safety, bicycle repair and free bicycle
helmets will be distributed to low income children who live at the nearby
Piedmont Plaza apartments.
More than 150 kids and Piedmont Plaza supporters are expected to
attend. The event is being coordinated by the Portland Office of
Transportation’s Traffic Management Bureau under the director o f City
Commissioner Earl Blumenauer.
The event also serves as reinforcement ofthe new state bicycle helmet
law that went into effect on July 1.
Children Need To Learn About
Food
Children should learn there are
no bad foods, only bad eating habits.
Instead o f banning certain
foods, parents can teach children
to make wise choices by including
them in menu planning, grocery
shopping and meal preparation.
Said Dr. Corinne Montandon, a
nutritionist at the USDA’s Child
ren’s Nutrition Research Center
at Baylor College o f Medicine in
Houston.
Montandon encourages parents
to use the new USDA Food Guide
Pyramid for menu planning; it helps
children visualize food groups.
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Graham invites m em bers o f the
audience to com e forw ard to the
base o f the stage as a public dec
laration o f their new or renewed
com m itm ent to Jesus.
To this end each crusade, like
the one in Portland, O regon, is
the culm ination o f years o f care
ful planning. The scale o f each
event is im m ense, form ushers
and technicians to choir mem
bers and counselors. In all, the
Graham organization estim ates
that 30,000 people played some
part in preparing for the Portland
crusade. O regon Public B road
casting is a public television and
radio netw ork serving O regon
and southern W ashington.
Mt Olivet
Baptist Church
Has m oved Sunday services to
F am ily L ife C enter, 8 7 2 5 N .
Chautauqua Blvd., at W illis Blvd.
Worship Services 8:00am & 11:00am,
Church School 9:30 to 10:30am.
Bible Study, Wednesdays, 116 NE Schuyler, 10:30am & 7:00pm
Radio Ministry each Sunday, 8:00am on KBMS
A Teaching Church With A Reaching Ministry
Dr. James E. Martin. Senior Pastor
Church Office 116 NE Schuyler St. • (503) 284-1954
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Heaven Bound Gospel Music Minis
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Portland Mass Choir
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Ray T ellis, D irector
Emanuel Temple Choir
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C lifton W ells, D irector
Deather Sloan
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church Choir
Funeral services for
D eather Sloan, 69, P ort
land, were held Tuesday
at Cox Funeral Hom e in
Portland. Interm ent fo l
lowed at W illam ette N a
tional C em etery.
Mrs. Sloan died Aug. 3,
1994. She was bom on May
11,1925, in Merigold, Miss.,
the daughter and fifth child
of Will and Mary Roper. She
moved to Portland in 1949.
She married Joseph M.
Sloan Jr. on Nov. 11, 1951
and they had eight children.
She w as c o n v e rte d
into the M ethodist faith
and engaged in the S ev
e n th D ay A d v e n tis t
C hurch w here she served
as a dedicated usher. In
later years, she united with
the Emmanuel Free Meth
D e a th e r S loan
odist Church where Rev.
Mark Strong is pastor.
She was a certified day car provider. Her love for children was forever
in her heart.
Survivors include her husband; two sons, Charles Roper and Joseph
III; and five daughters, Wanda Fay McCorvey, Mary Alice, Sandra Kaye,
Gracie Mae and Gena'Sloan, all of Portland. A son, David, and 11 siblings
died earlier.
She had nine granddaughters, seven grandsons, nine great grandchil
dren, and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Workshop Mass Choir
T erry D avis, D irector
H elen S teph en s, D irector
T his C o n cert is the c u lm in a tio n o f a three day C horal
W ork sh o p p resen ted by H elen S tep h en s S ep tem b er 1 -3 at
M orn in g Star B ap tist C h u rch , 103 N E Ivy Street. M rs.
S tephens is an o u tsta n d in g c h o ir director. G ospel G roup
O rganizer, and m usic ed ucator, w hose choir, “ T he V oices
O f C h rist,” has reco rd ed six album s and is in T he G ospel
M usic H all o f Fam e.
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