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Spiritual life depends on the
purposes we cherish. — Charles Spurgeon
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Portland, OR 97218
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Children of Uganda Encore Set
Youth to thrill
audiences one
more time
Children of Uganda will be back
in Portland after a recent perfor­
mance to thrill a local audience one
more time on Saturday, Feb. 11 at
7:30 p.m. at the First Congrega­
tional United Church of Christ on
112 6 S.W. Park Ave.
The group has performed at the
White House, the World Bank, the
David Letterman Show and on
Oprah.
The children travel the world
as Ugandan am bassadors to edu­
cate and inspire. Each m ember
has lost one or both o f their par­
ents to AIDS or civil war. They
are hailed as “first rate” and “in ­
spiring” by The New York Times,
m esm erizing and moving audi­
ences with authentic artistry, ath ­
letic skill, pulsing rhythm s, pow ­
erful drums, lyric flutes, and songs
o f joy and hope.
The upcoming concert will raise
funds for the Harambee Centre of
Portland, a non-profit, non-parti­
san organizatio n dedicated to
multicultural education, cross-cul­
tural exchange, and African com ­
munity development.
Currently, AIDS is the leading
Sunday School
9:30 am
Sunday M orning Service 11:00 am
Wednesday Prayer
12:00 Noon
Wednesday Evening
7:00 pm
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The award winning Children o f Uganda have lost one or both o f their parents to AIDS or civil war. The
group will perform Feb. 11 at the First Congregational United Church o f Christ. 1126 S. W. Park Ave.
causeof death in Uganda. The AIDS
death toll has reached up to 300
people a day, many between the
ages of 24 to 40 year olds, creating
1.7 million orphans in the region.
Fifty-one percent o f U ganda's
26.4 m illion people are under the
age o f 14. Although local families
aim to care for orphan children,
many times the fam ilies lack the
Associate Director
of Student Recruitment
Clark College, the third largest
community college in Washington
State, is lookingfor a high-energy,
innovative, creative professional
to develop and implement student
recruitment marketing strategies.
Starting salary range is $43,000
$48,000. Closing date is February
2, 2006, 5 p.m. For position
description and requirem ents,
and application process, access
our web site at www.clark.edu; or
contact Clark College Human
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JOBLINE (360) 992-2836. AA/
EEO employer.
CLARK COLLEGE
Calvary Christian Church, for­
merly Mallory Avenue Christian
Church. 126N.E, Alberta St., is plan­
ning to host a conference to em­
power and motivate youth work­
ers. volunteers and the youth them­
selves.
The Urban Youth Workers Insti­
tute. a national organization, will
sponsor the one-day conference
titled “Reload" from 8:30a.m . to 3
p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 28.
Breakfast and lunch will be pro­
vided. The cost is $ 10 for pre-regis­
tration and $ 15 the day of the con­
ference. Participants can register
online at www.reloadtour.org.
Dionne Peeples, a youth mentor
helping plan the event.
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pers already,” Hobbs says, “and I be­
lieve it will also draw others toa level of
worship they may never have encoun­
tered before."
The 10 songs that make up the core of
the CD w ere produced by worship music
luminary Israel and Aaron Lindsey, who
also contributed to the project.
Darwin Hobbs
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Trinity Lutheran School
Lead Sign Language Interpreter/
Superior Education and Christian
Program Support Supervisor II, full
Values
in a Nurturing Environment
tim e c la s s ifie d p o sitio n in
Disability Support Services. This a
OPEN HOUSE
o n e -ye a r a s sig n m e n t. Th is
Sunday, Feb 12 • 2-4 p.m.
position is the Lead Interpreter
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and will function as the support
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• Variety of Extra-curricular Activities
5 p.m. February 6, 2006. For
(athletics, clubs music, drama)
p o sitio n
d e s c rip tio n
and
• A commitment to faith and learning
requirements or to apply access
Trinity Lutheran School does not
our web site at www.clark.edu or
discriminate on the basis o f race, color,
con tact Clark College Human
national and ethnic origin or sex in its
admissions policies, anti extends to all
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Are you
or
someone
you know
pregnant
young people in this city should
come to the conference to be reju­
venated and motivated to continue
their work," Peeples said.
A lthough the Urban Youth
Workers Institute is a Christian
organization, the conference will
be helpful to all youth workers in
the city, said Frederick Woods,
pastor of the church.
'Worshipper’ Takes Singer Higher
Gospel singer Darwin Hobbs’ latest
release “W orshipper” carries him to a
realm both higher and deeper than ever
before. The album combines his mag­
nificent voice w ith his heart for worship
and praise for the Almighty.
“I think this album will speak to the
deep places in people who are worship-
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resources to sustain themselves.
Tickets to Children of Uganda
are $25 and can be purchased at any
Ticketmaster outlet, or by calling
503-224-4400.
C lassifieds Youth Conference Set for Saturday
CLARK COLLEGE
Pastor Murcia I.. Taylor
Founder/Counselor
Tel: (503) 284-9959
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H e a lt h y B ir t h In it ia t i v e can h e lp .
Healthy Birth Initiative (HBI) is a program for
African American women and thei ir ramili)
lies tving
in N /N E Portland
H B I offers:
• Transportation to medical and social
service appointm ents
• Hom e Visits
• Incentives
• Health education classes (free childcare and
transportation when attending any HBI
group or class)
• Information and referrals to comm unity services
For more information contact:
Healthy Birth Initiative
5329 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Portland, Oregon 97211
(503) 281-3949
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