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November 28, 2001
Religion
Players Present ‘In Bethlehem Inn’
C o n c o r d ia P r e s e n t s
A C h r is tm a s C a r a t
ervations, call 503-253-8393 or
503-256-0978.
T h e d ra m a is se t in the
Bethlehem Inn on the night Jesus
w as bom . It opens as the inn
keeper and his fam ily preside
over dinner at the crow ded inn,
w hen they are interrupted by
Joseph and M ary looking for
shelter, then another interrup
tion occurs by the announce
m ent o f a fiery star over the inn
The Players at Resurrection
Lutheran C hurch, 1700 N.E.
132nd Ave., located one block
north of Halsey, will perform ‘In
Bethlehem Inn ’ by John Carter in
a dinner theatre with music as the
Fall 2001 production.
D inner perform ances will be
on Fridays, N ov. 30 and Dec. 7
at 6:30 p.m . and S aturdays,
Dec. 1 and Dec. 8, also at 6:30
p.m. For ticket prices and res
and then shepherds com e look
ing for the baby.
T he play is w ritten in short
scenes and m usical entertain
m ent will be perform ed during
these interludes.
A percentage o f the ticket
sales will be given to the G en
esis Project, w hich is rem odel
ing o f a house on the church
property to be used especially
for youth program activities.
World AIDS Awareness Day Observed
disease are living longer and are
experiencing a great range of
physical, emotional and spiritual
needs than ever before.
The observance marks the larg
est display of the AIDS quilt in
O re g o n and in c lu d e s R yan
W hite’s quilt and panels repre
senting local people.
The public can view the panels
on Friday, Nov. 30 between 9 p.m.
and 11 p.m.; Saturday, Dec. 1 and
Sunday, Dec. 2 between 9 a.m. and
Catholic Charities AIDS M in
istry honors W orld AIDS Aware
ness Day by offering a weekend
display of the AIDS Memorial Quilt
and hosting the 7"’ Annual Heal
ing Liturgy.
This year, the ministry has made
1,174 pastoral visits, more than
any other in 10 years of service. It
also has welcomed 75 new clients
in 2001.
Twenty years after the first di
agnosed case, people with HIV
Scrooge (Jamin Becker) cowers before the bleak image o f the future shown him by Christmas
Yet to Come in Corcordia University Theater's ‘A Christmas Carol.’
PHOTO BY S. O ’S k EA
Concordia University The
atre will be presenting their
production of “A Christmas
Carol,” starting Friday at the
Fine Arts Building at North
east 27th and Highland on the
Concordia campus.
Audiences are sure to enjoy
this charming adaptation of the
the story results.
A pre-show open house party
will be held on Friday, Nov. 30 at
6:30 p.m. with the show starting
at 7 p.m. Additional performances
will be given on Saturday, Dec. 1,
Dec. 6, Dec. 7, Dec. 8 and Dec. 9.
For reservations or questions,
call503-280-8614.
C harles D ic k e n s’ classic by
Michael Paller.
The performance begins with
Dickens struggling to write a new
story. He gets help when his fam
ily and friends arrive for a Christ
mas party and Dickens enlists
them as characters in his tale. A
delightful and theatrical telling of
W orsh ip w ith u s a t th e :
Albina
C hristian
Life C enter
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More People Choose to Abandon Cars
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C h u r c h o f G od
(C le v e la n d T e n n e s s e e )
Worship Opportunities
& Services
Sundays
Sunday School: 9:45 AM
Morning Worship: 11 AM
Evening Worship: 6 PM
Wednesday
Family Training Hour, 7PM
Sr. Pastor
Bishop Samual M. Irving
5 5 2 2 N. A lbina
P o r tla n d , O regon
97217
* 5 0 3 283-1035
Please call for information or counciling.
Other Church of
God Location:
Center o f Praise
Ministries
3402 R S t
Vancouver, Washington
Pastor Marcus J. Irving
Maranatha Church
spokeswoman Mary Fetsch said.
Clark County, W ash., with its
many workers who cross into
Oregon for work, is more heavily
car-dependent. M ore than 90
percent o f its workers drive to
work, mostly alone.
choose from “streetcar or trol
ley,” “subway or elevated train”
or “railroad,” noneof whichcom-
pletely describes light rail. That
may have led to underreporting
o f M A X ridership, T ri-M et
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A n d C la c k a m a s C o u n ty
d o e sn ’t fit the alternative tran s
p o rtatio n m old at all: 82 p e r
c e n t o f its w o rk ers driv e alone
to w ork, and few o f its re si
d e n ts ride a bike o r tak e a bus
to th e ir jo b s.
North/
Northeast
Bus
Schedules
to Change
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MART KAT- INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT
Sunday Morning - 10:30am
Sunday Evening - 6:00pm
(except 4th & 5th Sunday
and Holidays)
9 p.m.; and Monday, Dec. 3 be
tween 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. at All
Saints School, 3847 N.E. Glisan St.
The healing liturgy is for any
one affected by any illness. Arch
bishop John G. Vlazny will cel
ebrate the service at 7 p.m. on
Friday, Nov. 30 at All Saints
Church. The liturgy will include
the quilt unfolding ritual and the
presentation of at least four new
quilt panels. Over 500 people at
tended last year’s healing liturgy.
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A. from
Metro
The Line 74X -Lloyd D istrict/
S o u th east w ill have a route
change, running along N orth
east Irving Street betw een 20th
and 11th A venues, instead o f
along M ultnom ah to better serve
businesses on Irving.
In o th e r c h a n g e s, a new
L ine 83-O M S I S h uttle debuts,
running every 20 m inutes daily
b etw een dow n to w n P o rtland
and the O reg o n M useum o f
S cien ce & In d u stry in a y e a r
long d e m o n stra tio n p ro ject.
T he bu ses w ill run betw een
S outhw est 5th and S alm on and
O M S I.
As part o f the O M SI shuttle.
Line 63-W ashington Park has
been revised. The line will no
longercontinue from dow ntow n
to O M SI or serve RiverPlace.
But service on the line will be
doubled to run every 30 m in
utes during rush hour.
For details on these changes
look for new schedules, w atch
for “R ider A lerts” on buses,
check w w w .tri-m et.org, or call
503-238-R1D E w eekdays be
tw een 7:30 a.m . and 5:30 p.m.