Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, January 12, 2011, 2011 special edition, Page 47, Image 47

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Page 47
2011 special eoition
Preacher’s Wife
Abuse Sparks Play
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H m ong, and other nationalities. A
rare and par excellent group, they
are alw ays in high dem and. Recently
they perform ed on the steps o f the
state C apitol and received rave re­
view s. H er goal is to have them
perform at the W hite House for Presi­
dent O bam a.
She speaks highly o f the co-w riter
o f ‘E m erge,’ Delilah Rashell.
“ I c o u ld n 't partnered w ith a b et­
ter individual; her gifts speak for her
loud and clear. Her productions have
toured the country, playing to over
1.5 m illion people. I was honored to
have been hand-picked by her to
play the lead role o f “ E am estine” in
her hit stage play Som ebody O ughta
Tell G od T hank You. 1 w as privi­
leged to share that stage w ith people
like Vickie W inans, Yolanda Adams,
and David Sea from D ennis Edw ards
and the T em ptation R eview w ho
played my husband.
“ D elilah believed in me w hen I
d id n ’t. T ouring w ith her and her
show has been one o f the highlights
o f m y life and now for her to be my
co -w riter is aw esom e, absolutely
aw esom e! “
Lady K itty’s life is the ideal p ic­
ture o f w hat I believe G od has in
m ind for all o f us. She takes nothing
and creates som ething great. S h e ’s
a one w om an operation w ith m any
talents yet strong in them all w hile
giving G od the glory each day and
never h erself
“ W e are m ore like sisters than
business partners, we often agree
to d isagree but respect each o th e r’s
opinions and decide jo in tly on all
decisions the w ay that it should
be,” she said.
P erh ap s you have seen L ady
Kitty perform excerpts from the show
at one o f the local ch u rch es in the
area. She has been to P ortland tw ice
and will be returning in advance o f
the Jan. 28-29 show s.
S h e ’s the pretty lady w ith the big
beautiful voice, and to know that
there’s six more w om en like her com ­
ing to P ortland for ‘E m erg e ,’ it ju st
m akes me w ant to run and get tic k ­
ets!
Tickets are on sale at the Portland
C en ter for the Perform ing A rts box
office and at all T ick etm aster lo ca­
tio n s o r g o to th e w e b s ite ,
em ergetheplay.com .
T he play has m ature subject m a t­
ter and parental guidance is sug­
g ested .
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The Fifth Annuo! Drum Major Ecumenical Service
“Living the Dream”
Sunday January 16, 2011 | 3pm - 5pm
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Vancouver Avenue First Baptist Church
Pastor J W Matt Hennessee presiding
3138 N Vancouver Avenue Portland OR 97227
in the Heart of the Soul District
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2011 Drum Major Awards,
Faith, and Community Representatives,
Inspiring Local Musical Talent
Keynote Speaker
Rabbi Michael Cahana Temple Beth Israel in Portland
Reception To F ollow
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