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on Sunday, April 23 at 4 p.m. at St. service will include a tribute to the
Andrew Catholic Church, 806 N.E. Rev. William Sloane Coffin, who
Alberta, will mark the third anni­ died on April 12 at the age of 8 1.
versary of war in Iraq
Coffin was a clergyman and so­
This is a unique opportunity to cial activist who was one o f the
join hands with your neighbors ’’Freedom Riders” who challenged
from across the city to celebrate a segregation laws in the 1960s.
Breaking barriers
to health care
For hundreds of churchgoers,
health care conies in the form of a
parish health promoter. Providence
Portland Medical Center’s program
reached a significant milestone this
spring, with nearly 1 (X) volunteers
now serving the community’s low-
income and often Spanish-speak­
ing residents.
The health promoters are volun­
teers who serve in five local par­
ishes, including St. A nne's, St.
Peter’s, Ascension, Holy Cross and
Holy Redeemer.
They staff health fairs at par­
ishes, offering classes on cancer,
children’s health, nutrition, domes­
tic violence and much more. They
also help parishioners navigate
through other needed services,
such as clinics, helping people with
transportation to and translations
for medical appointments, social
services and visit with homebound
elderly and people with chronic ill­
nesses.
The program is co-sponsored
St. Andrew Peace Service
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interfaith
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by Providence Portland Medical
For example, many Spanish­ growth of the Latino patient popu­
CenterandEI ProgramaHispanoof speaking immigrants do not under­ lation and in recognition that Latino
Catholic Charities.
stand how the U.S. health care sys­ immigrants had some of the lowest
The goal is to reach residents tem works and the health promot­ rates of insurance coverage.
who are unaware of available health ers are able to help people navigate
Each volunteer completes an
care resources and to educate them the often-confusing system.
extensive 15 week, 60 hour training
about disease prevention and mak­
Providence and Catholic Chari­ course. Dozens of health care pro­
ing proper use of the health care ties came together to sponsor the fessionals from the community
system.
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Alien Temple CME Church
Spring Revival
Theme:
“J)riven ßy Qod \ Purpose vs
Jeremiah 29:11-13
In Loving Memory
Deborah Ann Eazel
Deborah Ann Eazel was born Meier & Frank, Friedlanders, Ben
Sept. 3,1954 in Portland, the oldest Bridges, Fred Meyer Jeweler and
of five children toGilber Ann Eazel. Nordstrom’s.
She graduated from Jefferson High
D eborah met Yugen Fadan
School in 1972.
Rashad and from the beginning their
As a loving mother, she gave love grew like a rose. On Sept. 5,
birth to Latricia Michon Jones in 1998, they were wed in a surprise
1971 and Aaron Rashad Mayes in ceremony. While growing in her
1984. She loved to travel. In 1980 faith, Deborah accepted Christ as
she returned to Portland to care for her personal savior and later be­
her mother, while working long came a member of Heavenbound
hours in retail. She was known as Deliverance Center.
one of the best sales associates in
She showed great dedication and
her field, becoming the unofficial love to her family. She enjoyed
ambassador for Lloyd Center. She gatherings with family, eating, and you ever had a problem she'd say
worked at Whitehall Jeweler, J.C. playing her favorite game charades. “uh uh girlfriend, we got to fix this.”
■V- Penny’s, Ales, Casual Corner, She loved laughter and life and if At any given time she always had
something positive to say.
She was a surrogate mother to
Alfonzo and Latanya Jenkins.
She leaves to mourn her hus­
band o f Portland; her daughter
o f Phoenix, Ariz. and her son of
P o rtla n d ; s te p s o n s D o n ta e
Kelsaw, Eugene Kelsaw, O m ar
Kelsaw, all o f Portland; grand­
children D ebre’ Jones and Daniel
Jackson, both o f Phoenix; sisters
Felecia Hardie o f Lakeland, Fla.
and M ichele Crockett of Port­
land; brothers Darryl W oods and
Kerry Crockett of Portland; and
several nieces, nephews, grand­
nieces and grandnephew s and a
host o f family and friends.
Guest
Evangelist
Dr. Jerome E. McNeil, J r — Senior Pastor
Christian Cathedral CME Church in Dallas, TX
V Wednesday May 3rd 2006 @ 7:00pm
IF Thursday May 4'h 2006 @ 7:00pm
4P Friday May 5'h 2006 @ 7:30pm
For more information contact:
Allen Temple CME Church, 4 2 36 NES* Ave, Portland, Oregon 97 2 1 1
Phone: 503-287-0261
(5 0 3 ) 286-1 103
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doors, too. They will host the 14lh
Annual Women in Trades Career
word that PGE is open to women Fairon April 27-29.
and minorities.”
Visitors can meet tradeswomen
She said it doesn’t take stellar and learn about apprenticeships,
grades, but a little mentorship and jobs and careers. There’ 11 be a num­
encouragement.
ber of hands-on exhibits where
O rg a n iz a tio n s like O regon participants can climb a PGE tele­
Tradesw om en, Inc., help open phone pole in the parking lot, oper­
ate a crane and backhoe, learn safety pending gap, she said, but also
women are often more detail-ori­
operation on a telephone wire.
Elizabeth O ’Neill, the fair’s pro­ ented and better at communication.
This year’s fair takes place at the
gram and event manager, said fe­
male apprenticeships are on the NECA/IBEW Electrical Training
rise in Oregon, and participants will Center, 160 2 1 N.E. Airport Way.
learn m ore about ad v antages Saturday's session on April 29 is
open to the public and no registra­
women have.
Not only can they fill the im- tion is required.
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