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4946 N. Vancouver Ave.
Portland, OR 97217
C alvary C hristian C enter M inis
tries invites the com m unity to cel
ebrate with them the Installation
S e rv ic e s o f th e ir P a sto r R ev.
Frederick W oods on Sunday, June
1 1 at3:3()p.m . at C alvary Christian
Center M inistries, 126 N.E. Alberta
St., at the co rn er o f N ortheast
M allory A venue. The services will
be officiated by Bishop A. A. W ells
o f the Em m anuel Tem ple Church
Rev. W oods is a native O rego
nian and has worked in various
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capacities o f social
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th e m e tr o p o lita n
thority and the local ex
ecutive board o f Boys
area, serving youth
Scouts o f America. He
and families who are
has ta u g h t at N orth
struggling with fi
Portland Bible College
nancial challenges,
and
dem onstrated his
addictions, illiteracy
love for people beyond
and gang affiliation.
the com m unity by serv
He once served as
ing in m issionary work
clinical case coordi
in foreign countries.
nator for the Center
A s a c h ild , R ev.
F o r C o m m u n ity
W oods attended Mt.
M ental Health and
is the founder and Rev. Frederick Woods Olivet Baptist Church
under the Rev. John
form erexecuti ve d i
rector o f Positive Youth D evelop Jackson. He placed his m em ber
ment, a prevention and interven ship with the Church o f God in
Christ as a teenager. In 2001, he was
tion program.
Rev. W oods has served on the appointed by the Presiding Bishop
A.R. H opkins Sr. o f the C hurch o f
G od In C hrist Jurisdiction I to lead
the state’s C O G IC youth d ep art
ments.
Rev. W ixxis has attended Port
land C om m unity C ollege, Portland
State University, the A cadem y o f
Theology and M arylhurst U n iv er
sity. H e’seligible for Level II addic
tion certification, holds a B achelor’s
degree in religion. M aster’s degree
in theology and certificate in c lin i
cal pastoral care.
A banquet in honor o f Rev.
W oods' installation will be held
Saturday, June 10 at 6 p.m. in the
com m unity center o f the church.
Tickets are $20. For m ore inform a
tion, call the church at 503-284-
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REAL IB T A T T "
Monica Beemer, executive
director o f Sisters o f the Road,
speaks out on the importance
o f volunteerism at a celebration
in Pioneer Courthouse Square
last month for volunteer church
ministers who have taken roles
in responding to events like the
Gulf Coast Katrina hurricane
and Indian Ocean tsunami
disasters. Also pictured is Mark
Stanley, the event's master o f
ceremonies from the Church o f
Scientology.
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LIME & IN CONCERT
D eb o rah A nne B radley
Deborah Anne Bradley was
born Aug. 19, 1954 in Portland,
the daughter o f G ene and O livia
Bradley.
She attended Faubion Elem en
tary School and graduated from
John A dam s High School.
D e b o ra h h a d a
sw eet, p leasant and
friendly personality.
She
w as
lo v e d
throughout the co m
munity.
Her hobbies were
m a k in g
c a n d le s ,
handcrafted jew elry and being
around people.
She had tw o beautiful chil
dren she adored. They w ere the
highlight o f her life. She sup
ported and was there for them no
m atter what.
She adored her m other who
she called everyday, and her
m other dearly loved her.
Deborah and her com panion
Shelly Fisher had been together
for 14 years. They hail an am az
ing bond that consisted o f laugh
ter, friendship and love. They did
everything together.
Preceding her in death was her
father; a brother Darryl
Bradley; and a sister
Cheryl Bradley.
She leaves to mourn
tw ochildren, Demenica
Booker and Demarcus
Bradley; her m other:
O livia Bradley; a sister
Viveca Bradley; a brother Bobby
G ates and her com panion Shelly
Fisher; five grandchildren, aunts,
uncles, nieces, nephew s and a
host o f friends and family.
Deborah will be greatly missed
by all!
Services were held on May 18,
2006 entrusted by Cox & Cox
Funeral Chapel.
Churches Deal with Racist Past
(AP) — The Episcopal C hurch is
poised to apologize for failing to
oppose slavery in the 17th and 18“’
Centuries.
At its national convention begin
ning June 13, the church is expected
to approve a resolution expressing
regret for supporting slavery and
segregation.
T he church is struggling over
whether reparations would be a mean-
ingful gesture 141 years after the
Civil W arended. It em braced a reso
lution three years ago backing fed
eral legislation to create a national
reparations task force. This year’s
resolution is more focused on the
church, calling for a study o f how the
denom ination benefited econom i
cal ly from slavery and how that ben
efit could be shared with black Epis
copalians, about 5 percent o f the
denom ination's 2.2 million members.
But it doesn’t give specifics, and
both supporters and detractors say
reparations could m ean anything
from cash paym ents tocollege schol
arships.
O ther denom inations have since
apologized for their support o f sla
very.
Earlier this year, the C hurch o f
England - the root o f the Anglican
C om m union o f w hich the Episcopal
Church is a part - voted to acknow l
edge its com plicity in the global slave
trade. In 2001, the Indianapolis-
based Christian Church (D isciples
o f C hrist) adm itted that its apathy
prolonged the suffering o f enslaved
blacks.
T he Southern Baptists, bom o f
the Baptist split o ver slavery, apolo
gized more than 10 years ago for
condoning racism for much o f its
history.
The
P re s b y te r ia n
C h u rch
(U.S.A.), which divided over slavery
in 1861 and reunited only in 1983, has
supported the study o f reparations
w ithin the church and has backed a
federal reparations bill.
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