î,|c JJortlanb ffibserUer
Marth 28. 2007
Page B5
Conference to Create Leaders
You w o n ’t w a n t to m iss
"Anointed With Out Limits Youth
Conference” - an em pow ering
conference tod riv e young people
forward and place them where
they need to belong - on the
front lines for God.
This free conference is open to
all and includes guest speaker
Pastor Lisa Glenn of Gospel Tab-
ernacle in Dallas, Texas.
There will be praise, spoken
/¿ a h i t // zr r /
N.— '
iS
I L Ct d - /
word, mime and skits. The confer-
ence will feature rap. choir and
dance music by special perform-
ers including ASA and Alonzo
Chadw ick, and a praise ministry
led by M in iste r T im o th y C.
C hiles Jr.
The conference takes place at
Cathedral of Praise, 1821 S.E.39th
Ave., from W ednesday March 28
to Saturday, March 3 1. For more
inform ation,call503-235-2127.
$100 REWARD
For Return of I-Pod in Black Velvet Case
Featuring Dave Chappell- R&B-Jazz Music
Lost on 17th of March in North East Portland
Contact: 503-288-0033
North Portland Bible College
c Bel°ved Mother Taught Encouragement
p
C
..! »
C o a - rrie
M u ld rew ,
uoA
1926
-
nun
2007
Carrie Muldrew, beloved mother, grand­
mother, great grandmother and friend passed
away Feb. 20,2007 at the age
of 81.
Carrie was horn May 5.
1926in Arkadelphia. Ark. She
moved to Portland in the early
194()’s with her mother Esther
Mims. Family celebrations
were important to Carrie. She
liked making people laugh
and always made sure all in attendance felt
welcome and included. Around Christmas ti me,
she would put smiles of appreciation on each
of her grandchildren’s faces by giving them
gifts galore. The word "disappointment" was
not part of her vocabulary because she taught
by encouragement. She was a giver of love
and support to her family. Carrie was a fear­
less, wise and confident woman. Her interests
were very broad, by participating in various
women groups such as the Le Femmes and the
National Council of Negro Women.
Carrie enjoyed deciphering crossw ord
puzzles, cooking, reading the bible and shop­
Beloved Mother Greatly Missed
Sunrise-April 19,1928 Sunset-Feb. 10,2007
Mary Johnson was born on
April 19,1928 in Tuskegee, Ala.
to Daniel Holcey and Lacey
Ann Tolbert. Mary has three
surviving sisters: Ruth Holcey,
Kumice Jackson and Ruby
Melson. She is preceded in
death by her parents, Daniel and Lacey Ann
Holcey and her siblings, Johnnie Lee Holcey,
Daniel Holcey, Jr., Naomi Pugh, William Holcey
and granddaughter, Rashonda Stancil.
Mary attended Grout Elementary School and
graduated from Girls Politech High School. She
went on to further her education in the nursing
field, working for Multnomah County for more
than twenty-five years. She married William
Johnson and had three sons: Jacob, David and
Michael Johnson. She is a grandmother to nine
and great-grandmother of one. Mary joined Sharon
Seventh Day Adventist Church in 1948 where she
served as Deaconess and usher. Mary Johnson
will be greatly missed by those who loved her.
rsinn
«»ftrvtf
** v .>ri » i co mm
rrsívn i was
i «ie walking,
»ilLitirv
ping. D
Part
of Is.xr
herexercise
regimen
until her unexpected stroke, which placed her
in the Porthaven Care Center. She was a long­
time member of the original Mt. Olivet Baptist
Church under the leadershipof Rev. Crow and
later Rev. John Jackson. She was also an
active member of the church usher boards,
women's church groups and volunteered for
the local Loaves & Fishes organization. She
worked for Safeco Insurance Company for
several years.
God has called home one of his angels, and
she will be missed dearly. Carrie is preceded in
death by her mother and father, Esther and
Fred Mims, and granddaughter. Latia Avery.
Survivors include her children, Ronald C.
Muldrew, Rhobert L. Shaw Sr., Esther D. Shaw
and David W. Shaw; daughter-in-law, JoYvonne
Shaw; granddaughters. Laquisha Muldrew, Oris
J. Shaw andTopaze' L. Woodards; grandsons,
Terry Woodards Jr.. Rhobert Shaw II, Laville
Harris, and Demond Harris; cousins, Jesse and
Shirley Rixlgers Bob Rodgers and a host of
family and friends.
Arrangements were entrusted By Cox &
Cox Funeral Home.
4905 N. Vancouver Ave., Portland, OR 97217
503 288-2919
si
Spring Term Schedule, 2007
April 2—June 14, 2007
Classes to enhance Ministry, for anyone, any night
Monday
OT 103 *Old Testament Survey. Ill
Isaiah through Malachi
Jim Sellers. M. Div
CE101C *Teaching Methods: Adults Dr. Deborah Miller. Ed.I)
Inspire adults to learn and share with others
Tuesday
PM 222 Bihlic;tlLayCixuiseling:CaringforPeopleC*xl'sWay.lll
Marcia Grassmueck, MA and Carol Thalman. MS
NT 103 *New Testament Survey III
Dan Hoffman. B. A.
Hebrews through Revelation
Wednesday
BE 103 *Bible Lands and Customs
Alan Cushway, T.H.M.
Research the physical and cultural environment of the Bible btx,ks
GE 112 *Writing Research Papers
Connie Stanton. B. A.
Prerequisite: English Composition GE 111
WM2O2 *Local Church Mission
Dr. John Branner, D.M.
How to mobilize a local church to participate in mission
Thursday
Building “Resume
continued
front Metro
other side.
“ It was a touchy issue; I used to
not put them out because 1 didn’t
want people to think I was exploit­
ing the kids,” said Bangs.
But the program caught the at­
tention of youth services organi­
zations, the media and even Mayor
Tom Potter who honored Bangs
for her efforts in the State of the
City Address last year.
The displacement of African
A m e ric a n s
b e c a u se
of
gentrification is a touchy issue for
many, including Bangs.
"I had guilt but I shouldn't. I just
need to be held accountable and
help run a business that helps the
community,” she said. “It’s a diffi­
cult fine line; it’s something that
shouldn’t be ignored.”
Like the children she gives job
experience. Bang's first job was
working in food service.
At Pasta Bangs, she teaches
kids hard skills but also how to
maintain a good reference.
Dion Jordan, job coordinator at
Open Meadows, said all o f the
school's students that have gone
to Pasta Bangs have been able to
move on and get jobs elsewhere.
The students go through a job
readiness training with classes on
how to write a resume, how to inter­
SPECIAL
DELIVERY
Becky Sel vidge Yukon, OK.
Warning this.special
delivery isftlled
time-sensitive “Birthday
Wishesjustforyou!"
Open Immediately!
Wishes are wrapped and
package carefully with
excessive amounts of love.
‘Happy Birthday Becky!
Weall miss you.
Lots of Love
From Oregon
ÍZSzoni
Here When
You Need Us
<£hofi
B
A.D. Williams
Shop 503-282-2920
Cell 503-309-4488
view, get a food handlers card and
even do job shadowing.
Many of the students come from
low income households and Jor­
dan says they may not always be
able to afford nice clothes to inter­
view in.
Businesses interested in start­
ing a program for youth like Pasta
Bangs are encouraged to contact
Bangsat 503-287-2782 or Jordan at
503-978-1935.
African Immigrants United
continued
from Metro
to raise c o n sc io u sn e ss and
money.
The board of directors is made
up of Africans from various coun­
tries that now live in Oregon. To­
gether they have been working to
mobilize the masses by providing
information, resources and refer­
rals to Africans in need, as well as
ensuring a solid infrastructure and
foundation for the non-profit.
CM 204 *Ministries to Urban Youth
Linda Thompson, MSW
Programs, strategies for meeting the needs
of youth in the urban setting
All evening classes are from 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Tuition: $120 per course
*Required for the ACM degree in Christian Ministry.
Visit our website: northportlandbiblecollege.org
Basic Piano Lessons
Individual/Group lessons Zetta Burton, B. A.
Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday
by appointment only 503-709-2905
B id / S ub -B id
SUB-BIDS REQUESTED FOR
Oregon State University Graf Hall Reroofing Project
Bid Due: Tuesday, April 12, 2007 - 1:30 p.m.
Greenberry Construction LLC
Phone: 541.230.0456 (cell) • 541.752.0381 x 302 (office)
FAX 541.752.0472 • FAX 541.752.0854 • CCB # 166612
Contact: Mike Anderson
We are an equal opportunity employer & request bids from all interested
firms including disadvantaged, minority, women, emerging small
businesses & veteran owned businesses.
Scope: S elective Dem olition, Wood fram ing, SBS Roofing,
Flashing/ Sheet Metal, Caulking, Minor Mechanical, Roof
Drains, Minor Electrical.
S p e c ific a tio n s , plans, d ra w in g s and re q u ire m e n ts fo r
subcontractors or material suppliers can be viewed at Greenberry
Construction's office in Corvallis, at The Willamette Valley Bid Center
in Tangent and the Salem Contractors Exchange in Salem and
Eugene Builders Exchange in Eugene.
Interested parties can contact Greenberry Construction LLC to
obtain information on bonding, line of credit, and insurance
requirements by OUS.
CHURCH SPACE
IF YOU NEED A PLACE
TO WORSHIP AND ARE
INTERESTED IN
SHARING CONTACT
PASTOR M. TAYLOR
AT
A V fH ’
503 939-5488.
Worship Experience In Northeast Portland
I
m t*W R )iK nu F ,M «M T in uT in M i«
! L
Dianetics can help you live
a better and happier life.
N o rth w e s t V o ic e F o r C h r is t C o n im u n itv C h u rc h
I "The Faithful Church" Rev.3 :7 -12
"Keeping It Real Jesus' Way"
1
Read the book used by millions to reduce stress,
anxiety and unhappiness. This is the road to a
better life with fewer problems.
84 NE Killingsworth Street. Portland. Oregon
Worship Service — Sundays 1:3() P.M.
Prayer/ttihle Study — Wednesdays 6:00 P.M.
Gilgal: a Training Ministry (2nd Kings 4:38)
Rev. H. L. Hodge, Ph.D. — Pastor/Teacher/Life Change Specialist
503-334-6239
213 N.E. Hancock
Portland. OR 97212
8:30 am - 6:00 pm Tues.-Sat.
The board has hosted several
fundraising events and is plan­
ning a major event to raise at least
$100,000on Aug.4.
Todonateortoleam more about
the "M obilizing the M asses”
project, contact the African Com­
munity Coalition of Oregon, P.O.
Box 12341 Portland. OR 97212 or
contact Carol Littleton or Regena
Jones at 503-761-0243 or email
clittle to n @ ac c o in u s.o rg or
rjones@accoinus.org.
CM 201 *Servant Leadership in Church Administration
Dr. James Sweeney, D.D.
Learn practical programs for management o f church business
All are welcome to come and get a solid foundation on how Jesus
impacts our lives in the 21st century! We will keep it real.
minies
fmwnon 'U,--
' I THf M00«N
—
- » »
°’
www.dianetics.org
Paperback
Email: hixlgehspks@msn.eom • www/nwvctrainingministry.com
$8.00
H,M,M
Just get it, read it and try it, and you'll never be the same.
Available at your local bookstore or from
Dianetics Foundation, 709 SW Salmon St.
Portland, OR. 97205 Phone 503.228.0116
• Free shipping
• All orders shipped within 24 hours
© 2004 RPl AH Rights Reserved DtANf TKS is a trademark and service mark owned by Reltqious
Technology Center and is used with tts permission