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would Jesus Buy’
Jefferso n H igh S c h o o l’s 9th A n
nual M ulticultural F ilm F estival w ill
p resen t “ W hat w o u ld Jesu s B uy,” a
serio u s d o cu m en tary -co m ed y on the
com m ercialization o f C hristm as.
T he co m m u n ity is in v ited to the
free screen in g o f the film , Tuesday,
D ec. 8 at 5 p.m . in th e seco n d floor
co n feren ce room o f the N orth P o rt
land Library, 512 N. K illingsw orth St.
W hat w o u ld Jesu s B u y ? fo llo w s
Rev. B illy and the C h u rch o f Stop
Holiday Bazaar
Saturday, December 5, 2009
9:00 a.m.- 6:00 p.m.
OAME Center
4134 N. Vancouver Avenue
Portland,Or. 97217
Help support our local minority entrepre
neurs by doing your holiday shopping at
the OAME Center. Just to name a few,
vendors will be displaying a wide selection
o f merchandise fo r gift-giving including
clothing, jewelry, purses, art work,scarves,
cosmetics, nutritional products, home-
cooked goods, videos/DVDs and home
decorations. And, after all that shopping,
take time to relax and unwind with an on-
site spa and massage.
For vendor information, contact Yollanda-Nins
Johnson @ 503-680-3314, email:
justaskyollanda@hotmail.com or Gwen Johnson@
360-576-7028, email: gwen7@comcast.net
S hopping G ospel C hoir on a m ission
to save A m erica's C h ristm as from
the S hop o caly p se: the end o f m an
k in d from co n su m erism , o v er-co n
su m p tio n an d th e fire s o f etern al
debt.
T hrough retail in terv en tio n s, c o r
p o rate ex o rc ism s, and som e good
o ld -fa sh io n e d p reach in g , R everend
B illy rem inds us that w e have lost
th e tru e m ean in g o f C h ristm as.
W hat W ould Jesus Buy? is a jo u r
ney into the heart o f A m erica - from
ex o rcisin g the d em ons at the Wal-
M art headquarters to taking o ver the
ce n te r stage at the M all o f A m erica
and then u ltim ately h ead in g to the
P ro m ised L a n d ... D isneyland.
Center Presents ‘Japanese C urrents’
such as Cannes and Sundance,
m aking their Portland debuts.
Japanese C urrents kicks o ff the
films will be screened Friday,
Dec. 4 through Monday, Dec. 7
at W hitsell A uditorium at the
P o rtlan d A rt M useum , 1219
S.W. Park Ave. Tickets are $8
for general admission and $7 for
students and seniors.
The N orthw est Film Center
celebrates the vibrancy o f Japa
nese culture and cin em a this
w eekend, bringing together the
m ost internationally acclaim ed
Japanese films o f the past two
years.
Japanese C urrents is a film
series that spans diverse genres
from science fiction and fantasy
to historical dram a and anime.
The featured film m akers them
selves range from em erging new
talents to established masters.
Several o f the film s included
are critical darlings from presti
g io u s in te rn a tio n a l fe stiv a ls
The Northwest Film Center
presents the latest and best
o f contemporary Japanese
cinema this weekend at the
Portland Art Museum.
Face Your Fears in
Scream!
A re you brave enough to put
your head in the guillotine, pet
a tarantula, or take a free fall?
Visitors to the O regon M u
seum o f Science and Industry
(O M S1) w ill g et th e ir h eart
p u m p in g an d th e ir p a lm s
Visitors to OMSI
face their fears in
Scream! an exhibit
that tests the
physiological,
neurobiological and
sociological
aspects o f fear,
now showing
through Jan. 3
sw eaty at Scream ! F eaturing
G oose Bumps! The Science o f
Fear.
N ow show ing through Jan.
3, Scream! exam ines the physi
ological, neurobiological, and
sociological aspects o f fear.
P articipants can experience
fear in a safe and enjoyable en
vironment, rate their responses,
understand the science behind
the em otion, and team how the
brain and body work together
to respond to danger.
OM SI is located at 1945 S.E.
W ater Ave. M useum adm ission
is $ 11 for adults and $9 for youth
ages 3-13.
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