October 03, 2001
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Father Timothy Murphy (left), the
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$12.9 million goal to remodel and
expand the southeast Portland school.
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The Native North American
or First Nations’ Christian com ­
munity is hosting the Many
Nations - One Voice Celebra­
tions 2001 at New Song Com ­
m unity C hurch, 2511 N.E.
Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd,
from Thursday, Oct. 18 through
Saturday, Oct. 20.
A Peoples Prayer Summit will
be c o n d u c te d all day on
Wednesday, Oct. 17.
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the fourth World Christian Gath­
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scheduled to take place in Ha­
waii in October 2002. The Ab­
original People o f Australia
hosted the third such gathering
this past January near Sydney,
Australia.
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Christian church concerning the
role First Nations people have in
bringing spiritual renewal and
revival to America. The event in
Portland is designed to provide
an avenue to break down walls
o f separation and build bridges
o f reconciliation between na­
tive groups and the cultures in
which they have been assimi­
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sim ila tio n , and o p p ressio n
serves as a common backdrop
for most o f the ethnic groups
attending this historic gather­
ing.
We are familiar with the mis­
treatment o f Native Americans
in our own nation’s short his­
tory. That reality is not just
limited to North America. Dur­
ing one period o f Aboriginal
history, the English colonists
hunted Native Australians for
sport.
Local and national speakers
in c lu d e R ich ard T w iss o f
Wiconi International, Francis
F ra n g ip a n e o f A d v a n cin g
C h u rch M in istrie s , John
Dawson o f the International
Reconciliation Coalition, Chuck
Pierce o f Global Harvest Minis­
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Wesleyan Native American Min­
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Vancouver, Washington
Pastor Marcus J. Irving
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