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tccembcr n, 2002________________________________ (Elje ^ortlaxth (©bseruer Page B3 R eligion The Rose of Sharon presents to Life: The ‘Woundedfieaier An anointed dramatization inspired by the book of story poems by O, Virginia Phillips, Ph.D. and the life of Sharon Wilson-Wheeler about overcoming pain and suffering and accepting God's call to go forth as a wounded healer. Friday, December 27, 7:00 pm Saturday, December 28, 7:00 pm Sunday, December 29, 2:00 pm & 7:00 pm Tickets - $15.00 Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center 5340 NE Interstate For reservations and ticket information visit Madam's Suburban Salon 1631 NE Alberta 503 288-1053 or call 503-591 -0206/503-283*5576 1 Rose Franks sings with the spirit, the mind and the whole body during a Friday night perform ance at the Rivergate Church, 4 7 3 7 N. Lombard. She will release her second CD ‘Glory’ at the end o f February. In addition to her singing, Franks volunteers at the Union Gospel Mission and several nursing homes. “ The Lord has given me so much, ” she said. “I want to give back to others. ” Any church or venue interested in contacting Franks, can call her at 503-335-0701. photo by D avid P lechi TT he P ortland O bserver Featuring; Michael Vance ?0'sa80'smusic Dance Contest $100 Prize Cider Frederick Woods and his wife, sister Z. Woods, o f the Dortland Metro Assembly o f 3od, are trying to bring relief to poverty- stricken Haiti by delivering supplies o f food and oiletries to the country. 30 & Over (ID required] Churches Seek to Help Haitians Dress 2 Impress Portland Metro Assembly of God is work ing closely with the First Haitian Christian Church in Portland to bring relief to dozens of Haitians in need. “Face to Face" project members will bring direct assistance to the people of Haiti in the form of clothing, food and children’s church services. Haiti is an island in turmoil. Ripe with hunger, political oppression, persecution and unspeakable poverty, children in the country are victimized through a lack of nutrition, education and adequate health care. The churches will be collecting contribu tions through Dec. 21. The mission is to bring C k w r c li C a l e n d a r Mew G eneration Revival 411 men and women are cordially invited to join the New Generation Revival Church for two very special services. Saturday, Dec. 14 at 7 p.m. the m en's ministry will present ‘An Evening of Worship for Men’ with special guests Dr. Johnny Pack IV and the fellowship MBC M en's Ministry. New Genera tion Revival Church is located at 4550 N.E. 20th Ave. W rite Around Portland Come hear the stories and poems of low-income writers from all over Portland at the W rite Around Portland reading Sunday, Dec. 15 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the First Congregational Church, 1126 S.W. Park Ave. Jesus, Son of M ary Dr. Ron Hershel o f Corvallis will be presenting ‘Jesus: Son o f M ary’ as part o f a lecture series entitled “The Evolution of Human Spirituality”. Hershel, who has a master’s degree in physics and a doctorate in optical science, touts his three great interests as science, psychology, religion and spirituality. The presentation is free and will be held at the Portland Baha'i Faith Center at 8720 N Ivanhoe, Dec. 20 at 7:30 p.m. Holiday Dignity Drive The Church of Scientology of Portland will be collecting items for Dignity Village this year. Most wanted items are; blankets, shampoo, soap, socks, and personal items such as female products. The church will be accepting items through Dec. 22 at 2636 N.E Sandy Blvd. For more information call 503-963-8121. together as many people, churches, and orga nizations that desire and feel led by God to become involved. Many items are still needed. Non-perish able food items, such as beans, rice, dry noodles, bagged nuts and canned goods - especially tuna are in high demand. Also, toiletries like toothbrushes, toothpaste, combs, brushes, deodorant, Band-Aids, as pirin - for children and adults - are needed. Children in Haitian schools are also without adequate school supplies. Contributions are all tax-deductible. To learn more, contact Minister Frederick Woods at503-282-4044. FACT'. Prices are Lower at GARY OWENS APPLIANCES 148th & N E SANDY • Washer/Dryer set $ 135w • Ranges from • Refrigerators from $77,M ) • Stacked W&D from $199“° Kevin Berry’s Old School Holiday Party Sal Decem ber 21st. 7002 Drawing far gifts from ABC lewetery (A diamond pendant a necklace $250 value) Oitt Certificates tram A Step Above One Stop Music IP's Custom Picture Framing. Steppin Out Mens a Womens Wear Oust To Diamonds and other gifts We ask m at everyone please bring a new unwrapped toy or game lor our toy drive Tickets $21.50 in advance - $25.00 at the doer This is a benefit tor Our Garden Yauth Program Toy Drive to beneftl The Children ol Proiecl Network COMPLETELY REBUILT & SPOTLESS WITH FULL GARY OWENS GUARANTEE Same Day Delivery Open 7 Days 9am-6pm Major Credit Cards Accepted Call 503-289-6067 and Save! New Millenium Wireless (formerly Galore Paging) M usic Scholar to Speak Warner Pacific College will host nationally recognized music and worship scholar Dr. Harold Best, Jan. 16 in McGuire Auditorium, at 2219 S.E. 68th Ave, at 7 p.m. Admission is $5. Dr. Best most recently served as Dean of the Conservatory of Music at Wheaton University, until his retirement in 1997. 3 2 1 3 NE M LK JR BLVD DO YOU NEEDA PHONE NOW??? CALL503-288-9180 1. Purchase your first $30 airtime card (^)bitUdrp: Edith May Bird 2 . Pay a $ 1 5 activation fee 3. Give us your name and address Funeral services were held Nov. 22 for Edith May Bird who died Nov. 19,2002, at age 56. Ms. Bird was bom Aug. 18,1946, inGalesburg, 111.She moved in 1982 to Portland, where she was a certified nursing assistant for a nursing home. Survivors include her daughter, Nicole Camara; sons, Troy Curtis, Neithan Stanley and Romando Stanley; sisters, Sharon Sheeley, Shirley Selander, Linda Bloomfield, Barbara Perry, Martha Hatch and Nancy Murrell; and nine grandchildren. Arrangements were made by Killingsworth Little Chapel of the Chimes. û ) Satudav Oecemüer21st>2 ¡IK M AttThe H ì iin tm L ’ìO T iìin iti] and enjoy your new Phone Name. Phone # ____________________ _ 4M» «AM« Tickets available at Seneva s Shear Perfection One Stop Music A Step Above. 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