The Community of Hope's dessert event for North Portland's homeless

Sugar Rush

The Community of Hope's

dessert event for

North Portland's homeless

Saturday, April 20, 2013

7–8:30 PM

Red Sea Church

7535 N. Chicago and Leonard

Childcare Provided

Join us for an evening of great desserts, music and fellowship as information is shared on addressing North Portland's homeless.

Desserts will be featured from North Portland restaurants, bakeries, and personal homes.

Music by Donald Ebel and Rebekah Carter

Special speakers from AllOne Community Services

and the Community of Hope's team.

For further information: sharyn@communityofhopepdx.org

http://communityofhopepdx.org/

Trash 2 Treasure Event

Swapnplay Community Sharing Director Dre Davey writes:

"I am the director of a St Johns non-profit, Swapnplay Community Sharing. It is part of Swapnplay's mission to promote sharing and provide a large scale community event that supports building community through sharing. We do this through hosting an annual event called Trash to Treasure (T2T), held at Red Sea Church annually the Saturday after Earth Day.

In years past Red Sea has partnered with the event in a very tangible way. The church has provided food around lunchtime and served the food to our neighbors coming to the event. This year due to limited resources they are unable to participate in this way. The food aspect creates a very special hospitality to the event that people really love. Just last week I was talking with James, who works at the Goodwill donation truck on Ivanhoe, and he was asking when the event was and going on about how the meal aspect really provides community connections.

Would the church of North Portland please consider filling this piece of our partnerships? This year Trash to Treasure is on April 27. If you would consider this at all I would love to meet with you in person to fill in the details of what that would even mean."

Learn more about T2T by watching this short video... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08rcuQNz7pM"

It would be great to have 2-3 people meet with Dre to lead the effort. For more information or to spearhead, contact dre@swapnplay.org or phone 503.544.3996

ttp://swapnplay.org/trash-to-treasure/

Lombard Reimagined

Celebration Tabernacle is hosting a meeting regarding the improvement of Lombard Street. The project area is a 2-mile stretch of Lombard between MLK Jr. Blvd and N. Chautauqua Blvd. Swift Planning Group, from January to June 2013, has partnered with the Kenton Neighborhood Association and other stakeholders to work toward creating a better Lombard Street, which includes working with the local community to develop a vision for Lombard, focusing on how it can become a more walk-able place with a unique identity that better serves the needs and wants of all of its neighbors.

Also, they've just released a survey they're trying to get out to as many North Portland residents and business owners as possible. Everyone who takes it is eligible to win a gift certificate from a local business! Please stop by their website and take a look if you've got a moment, and please forward it to anyone and everyone who you think might be interested as well: http://www.lombardreimagined.com/

As you know, a lot is changing in North Portland. We'd love you to join us and be a part of the changes that are coming. Hope you can make the meeting:

1:30pm Sunday, March 17 @ Celebration Tabernacle
8131 N Denver Ave. (at Kilpatrick)

Free refreshments will be provided.

For more information contact, Deborah Sampson
msampson@ctoregon.org, 503-286-1488

Mozart's "The Magic Flute"

Want to introduce the children in your life to the thrill of opera, but not sure they (or you) are ready for a three hour theatrical event? Have we got a solution for you!

Operas can be long to sit through and expensive to get into, but not on February 24th. Celebration Tabernacle is hosting Portland Opera's 50-minute ENGLISH version of Mozart's "The Magic Flute," and best of all, it's FREE! Laugh, cry, enjoy this Opera masterpiece of good and evil, featuring the ever popular ("Der Hölle Rache kocht in meinem Herzen") Queen of the Night aria! Meet and greet talk-back following show, refreshments.

Sunday, February 24th @ 7pm

CELEBRATION TABERNACLE

8131 N Denver Ave (at Kilpatrick), Portland 97217

TriMet #4, Yellow MAX- Kenton Station

church office 503-489-7804 | ctoregon.org

FREE Christmas Trees

Free Noble Fir Christmas Trees 

Hey North Portland/St. Johns friends. Do you need a Christmas tree? Know anyone who needs a tree? How about a FREE Noble Fir tree?

Come on by the little yellow church on the corner of Columbia Way and Macrum and pick one up!

The trees are located in the parking lot of the St. Johns Covenant Church, which is at 6265 N. Columbia Way.


There is NO suggested donation. They are simply FREE. The only requirement is that YOU WANT A TREE. There are NO STRINGS ATTATCHED!

Merry Christmas from the Church of North Portland.

Free December Events at Celebration Tabernacle!

JAM NIGHT - Sunday, December 23rd at 7pm
Jam Night is a Friends and Family Night setup as an SNL show gone clean, featuring local recording artists, Celebration's sketch/improv comedy troupe Jam Night, and free snacks. "Because people take life too seriously & God not seriously enough!"

December's theme is "Home Alone," including a dynamite line-up of performing artists. Remember to wear your Christmas outfits or ugly Christmas sweater!

CHRISTMAS SERVICE - Tuesday, December 25th 10am-11am
Make your holiday complete and begin with Jesus! Join us in celebration of the true Gift-giver. All ages. 

WOMAN"S PROGRAM - Sunday, December 30th at 7pm
Health & Responsibility- teacher fitness trainer, wife and mother of 3- Amy Rutherford-Close. Nursery provided.

NEW YEAR"S EVE SERVICE - Monday, December 31st at 10pm  
Gather with other local churches for worship, review, teaching and snacks. All ages.

CELEBRATION TABERNACLE

8131 N Denver Ave (at Kilpatrick), Portland 97217

TriMet #4, Yellow MAX- Kenton Station

church office 503-489-7804

ctoregon.org

Fresh Start

Mental and Spiritual practices that will increase your well being. The seminar is open to the public, free of charge, and aimed at helping local families avoid the horrors of preventable disease without breaking the bank in the process. Dr. Steven Bailey, ND, pastor, national author and lecturer, and Amy Rutherford-Close, fitness trainer, and mother of 3 will be the main speakers of the lecture. Participants can engage Dr. Bailey and other Fresh Start team members in Q&A regarding diet and lifestyle, munch on healthy snacks, and enter to win a free door prize.
Bring your children ages 7 to 13 to participate in the Kids Club, a program that educates children on the benefits of healthy eating and exercise.

December 1st , 2012

10:00 am – 11:30 am

Charles Jordan Community Center

(previously New Columbia Community Center)

4625 N. Trenton Street

Portland, OR 97203

503-890-5393 | http://www.freshstarthealth.org/

Transformational Living Community

"As a Christ centered association, Transformational Living Community (TLC) plans to support temporarily homeless families. We will build on the strengths families already have by providing housing, classes, resources and mentoring that will help parents to hold a job, manage finances, steer clear of addictions, develop positive relationships, grow in parenting skills, and make healthy life choices, all in the context of Christian community."

http://tlcpdx.org/

ZoomCare Free Nights

Margaret Zebroski - She was my health care provider 14 years ago, throughout my pregnancy with my first child and afterwards. Such a sweet and caring lady. She is now providing care at Zoomcare.

Free urgent care at ZoomCare at the Mississippi Ave clinic on a first come, first-served basis. Free care from 6-9 pm on the 2nd Wednesdays of the month.
ZoomCare’s Mississippi Ave. clinic is located at 3872 N. Mississippi Avenue in Portland, Oregon.

http://www.zoomcare.com/news/zoomcare-creates-zoomcare-foundation-introduces-%E2%80%9Czoomcare-free-nights%E2%80%9D

Used Stuff Make Good

One person's junk is another one's treasure.

SCRAP: 

SCRAP takes donations of used... whatever. Cloth, office supplies, art supplies, medicine canisters, boxes. glass... pretty much anything. Then they organize it and sell it one the cheap-- some items are only pennies. What could anyone do with this stuff? For the most part, make art! All over, they have examples of how junk can be turned into beautiful art. In fact, they have a studio which has wonderful pieces of art for sale lovingly made from SCRAP junk.

And if you happened to be looking for a notebook to keep papers in or cloth or knitting supplies, SCRAP has that as well. Check it out!
SCRAP is located at 2915 NE Martin Luther King Blvd. SCRAP's website.

The Rebuilding Center:

Have you ever been tempted to go through a house that has recently been condemned to get all the decent stuff out of it? The doors, the hinges, the cabinets, the lighting, the plumbing?

Well, that's what the Rebuilding Center folks do all the time. They take the most usable items, and sell it at their store for dirt cheap prices. Honestly, this is a handyman's or handywoman's dream. If you do any kind of building or restoration, you owe it to yourself to check out their warehouse-sized store.

The Rebuilding Center is located at 3625 N. Mississippi Ave Portland. The Rebuilding Center's website.