NEHALEM
NEWSPAGE
L'Arche Nehalem 8501 SE Stephens
Portland, OR 97216
(503) 251-6901 Fax: 251-6952 e-mail: mail@larche-portland.org web
site: www.larche-portland.org
JUNE 2004
Our mission is to create a place to
call home
for people with developmental disabilities and those who share life
with them.
NEWS
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Wed., June 16, 7 p.m. Nehalem House |
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from 6:15 to 9:15 p.m. Volunteers gather at the Lincoln High School track at SW 18th & Salmon. L'Arche Nehalem receives $15 for each volunteer who works on our behalf. Please sign up with Dan Barcia at 503 254-6940. (This one's a gas! Don't miss it!) |
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A Request from Clarissa Schoenberg and Dorothy Coughlin The Archdiocese of Portland Office for People with Disabilities will be hosting a retreat for families with children with disabilities. This biannual event (our third!) is a wonderful opportunity for these families to share their stories as well as pray, play and relax together. Volunteers are needed on Saturday, August 28th from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. to help with respite care for the children (infant through adult). Respite is provided to enable parents to attend a group session that has proven to be a wonderful source of support and shared wisdom. The retreat is at Aldersgate Retreat Center, about an hour south of Portland. If you are interested in volunteering as a respite care provider, contact Clarissa at 503 282-6231 or Dorothy at 503 233-8399. |
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Dan Barcia (June 1, 1998, 4 yrs.) Jeff Deeks (June 29, 1998) Marilyn Petruzzelli (July 1, 2002) |
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- Large wok
- Weed Eater-type power yard trimmer
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We are following Jesus on his downward journey into weakness and poverty. Jesus was rejected because he called for change: he invited people to change their hearts, to change their way of living and of welcoming others -- especially those who are different. Jean
Vanier, Letter from Trosly, April, 2004 |