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Worship Services:
Sundays: Church School— 9:00 A.M.
Morning Worship— 10:00 A.M.
Seminars: Bible Themes— Wednesdays— 7:00 P.M.
“God The Father”; “God The Son”; and “ God The Holy Spirit’
Bishop Hodge and Congregation invite you to
join us at our appointment with Jesus.
We Reach, Teach, & Preach in Jesus’ name!!!
July 14. 2010
is facing an unexpected $577 million
b udg et sh o rtfa ll. G ov. Ted
Kulongoski, using his executive
power, ordered 9 percent across the
board cuts, which will slash ser­
vices for vulnerable citizens just
when they need them the most.
State officials are still determin­
ing how the cuts will be implemented,
while legislative leaders are hoping
for an infusion o f cash from the
federal government.
Teachers will be laid off, and se­
niors and families with disabled
members will lose in-home care from
the Oregon Department o f Human
Services. There will also be other
cuts as well.
Cuts to the Oregon Housing and
Community Services Department
will mean that programs aimed at
staving off homelessness and hun­
ger will be deprived ofbadly needed
funding.
Under the cuts, the department
will lose $382,179 for its homeless
assistance program meaning that
31,158 people will not get help find­
ing shelter.
Lisa Joyce, spokesperson for the
department, said that the program
funds county shelters and non-prof­
its fighting homelessness, as well
as providing hotel vouchers for
needy families. Funding for shelters
has remained flat for years, said
Joyce, and the cuts will come at a
time when Oregon is experiencing a
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surge in homelessness.
Also on the chopping block is
state funding for the Oregon Food
Bank, which runs a statewide net­
work o f food pantries. The budget
cuts will mean $95,169 less for the
OFB, which will now have to find
other money to buy about 275,000
pounds o f bulk staples like beans,
rice, and oatmeal.
“It’s very hard to know how much
that will affect us,” said Rachel
Bristol, the CEO o f the OFB. She
said that her organization is looking
for funding elsewhere, and added
that she’s seen more newly-impov­
erished people rely on it for help.
She also expects cuts elsewhere in
the state budget to funnel more
people to the OFB.
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