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ought for the week:
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If you make a mistake and you know your mistake and don’t corr=
ect it; you’ve made your second mistake.
YOUTH GROUP PLAN
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nbsp; 1st Sunday - Worship & Disciple (GET REAL TEAM)
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nbsp; 2nd Sunday - Service Project (GET DIRTY TEAM)
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nbsp; 3rd Sunday - Fellowship & Disciple (GET REAL TEAM)
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nbsp; 4th Sunday - Fellowship & Fun (GET CRAZY TEAM)
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nbsp; 5th Sunday - Fun & Outreach - students bring fri=
ends (GET CRAZY TEAM)
First Annual Washington County "Walk For Unity"
People of=
all faiths, ages, experiences and backgrounds are invited to participate i=
n the first annual "Unity Walk" to learn about and celebrate the =
diversity of faiths and cultures found within Beaverton and Washington Coun=
ty. The goal of the non-denom=
inational walk is to promote a better sense of understanding, tolerance and=
respect for all members of the Beaverton-Washington County community.
Date: Sunday, October 16
Time: 2:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Location: The=
2.86-mile walk starts at City Park, 12375 SW 5th, in Beaverton (adjacent t=
o Beaverton Library). The wal=
k will wind through the surrounding neighborhoods a stop at the Beaverton B=
aha'i Assembly Hall on Murray Blvd near 6th for light snacks, water and con=
versation. Participants will =
then walk back, at their leisure, to City Park.
The walk =
will feature music by the Joyful Noise community chorus, tables featuring s=
ervices provided by area non-profit community service organizations, a participatory art project that ce=
lebrates unity.
The WALK =
FOR UNITY organizers ask for everyone who attends to respect and appreciate=
the differences and beliefs of all participating people and organizations.=
Participa=
tion in the WALK FOR UNITY is free; just bring a can of food for the Oregon=
Food Bank!
For more =
information, call the Vision Action Network (503) 846-5792 or email van@co.=
washington.or.us