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Providence Child
Center Guild features
handmade crafts, gifts
Gloria Stidum will perform on Saturday, Nov. 5 at Emmanuel
Temple Church.
Gloria Stidum Performs
Local Gospel Concert
Vocalist sings
messages of
love, diversity
Filled with the grace of God,
gospel vocalist G loria Stidum
will present an energetic show
o f talent and faith at 6:30 p.m.
on S a tu rd a y , N o v . 5 at
Emmanuel Tem ple Church.
With the them e o f "A Praise
and W orship Experience to Re­
m em ber,” internationally known
Stidum will sing o f her purpose
as a visionary through the G lori­
ous Prophetic International M in­
istries. A uthor o f “Prophetic Po­
etry: From the F ath er's Heart to
Y o u rs ," S tid u m ’s m e ssa g e s
u n ity and harm ony are clear.
S h e 'll feature her new CD, “I’ll
Bow Down to W orship H im ,” at
the show.
Starting out as a 4-year-old
singing “Lord, D on’t M ove That
M ountain,” Stidum has a life­
long history o f devotion through
gospel music, with support from
a spiritual family.
“It m akes me feel complete
and inspired. It’s part o f me,”
Stidum said. “Singing, for me,
sends a m essage to feel it in their
h e a rt, to c o n n e c t w ith G od.
When I com e together to sing
for the m inistry, it’s a message
o f lo v e, e n c o u ra g e m e n t and
h o p e.”
M ore than 30 people from
different churches will be repre­
sented in helping the event come
together, from the ushers to the
m usicians.
“The
c o m m u n ity
and
churches need to work closer in
understanding diversity in our
com m unities,” she said.
Stidum g u arantees that ev ­
eryone that enters the doors o f
the church that night will be
welcom ed and treated well.
T he evening will be dedicated
to Unity o f Vision in the North­
w est.
Tickets to the event are free
and can be requested by calling
Iris Ramiz at 503-309-8967 or
Donna Isaac at 503-771-3815.
Emmanuel Tem ple Church is lo­
cated at 1033 N. Sum ner Street.
Love is stitched into hundreds o f hand­
made crafts and gifts that will fill the tables of
the Providence Child C enter G uild ’s 55th an­
nual Holiday Bazaar, set for9a.m . to5 p.m. on
Friday, Nov. 11, in the main lobby o f Provi­
dence Portland M edical Center, 4805 N.E.
Glisan St.
This long tradition o f the guild dates back
to 1950, when the Sisters o f Providence oper­
ated one o f O regon’s first orphanages. O ur
Lady o f Providence Nursery. The sisters cared
for every child, regardless o f need, who cam e
to their door. The guild form ed initially to
support the work o f the orphanage.
“We were called 'm om m as’ by the ch il­
dren, said Eloise Savage, a 50-year guild
member. “We would take the children out to
stores w hen they needed new shoes or
clothes. We took them out for ice cream . We
took them to our homes for birthday parties
and H allow een.”
S avage’s eyes tw inkle as she recalls, “The
sisters wanted the children to know there was
another life out there - and we helped as best
we could.”
That charge from a h alf century ago still
stands today. The orphanage closed in the
Providence Child Center Guild members (left to right) Josephine Piro, Marge
Fleskes, Carroll Papp and Eloise Savage display a hand made quilt sewn specifi­
cally for the bazaar by an Amish quilter from Brownsville, Ore.
1960s when the state moved to a foster
care system , but Providence continues
tocare for children with complex medical
needs and profound disabilities at the
C enter for M edically Fragile Children.
Today the guild bazaar benefits the
young residents at the center. The pro­
ceeds help give the children a childhood
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center is home to 58 children, and is the
only facility of its kind in the Pacific N orth­
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In addition to the handm ade items, guild
members will offer a variety o f baked goods,
a traditional turkey luncheon and an Amish
quilt raffle at the bazaar.
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