Anawim Christian Community


3733 N Williams Ave
Portland, OR 97227
503.888.4453
AnawimCC@gmail.com
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  1. Two Stories about Mercy

    Posted by SteveKimes
    / January 24, 2015 / 1 Comment
    The other evening a woman gets off of the MAX at 162nd and walks the street to her work. A gang corners her and demands his money. She didn’t have any, so they beat her up and left her on the street, rifled through her purse, found out she wasn’t...
    Posted in Blogs, Pastor Steve's Blog
  2. Prayer for a New Year

    Posted by SteveKimes
    / January 20, 2015 / Leave a comment
    Father, may this year be full of chaos and scandals that will bring benefit to the poor and outcast. May we live in interesting times that bring mercy and justice to those who need it most. In Jesus’ name, amen.
    Posted in Blogs, Pastor Steve's Blog
  3. What We Did Last Year

    Posted by SteveKimes
    / January 18, 2015 / Leave a comment
    In 2014, Anawim ministered in 5 locations. We supported 5 people permanently off the street. We offered 150 culturally appropriate worship services. We gave 4000 nights of covered shelter. We provided 6000 showers. We received 3700 volunteer hours from the homeless. We washed about 6000 pounds of clothes for the...
    Posted in 2015, February, Months, Newsletter, Years
  4. Being Homeless

    Posted by SteveKimes
    / December 12, 2014 / 2 Comments
    What does it mean to be homeless, on a day to day basis?      
    Posted in Blogs, Pastor Steve's Blog
  5. Being a Real Church

    Posted by SteveKimes
    / November 27, 2014 / 1 Comment
    It is so wonderful how many churches provide a Thanksgiving meal somewhere, and will go to a central location to help the poor. Did you know, though, that in the early church, if a congregation didn’t have an active ministry to the poor in their community, they couldn’t be called...
    Posted in Blogs, Pastor Steve's Blog
  6. Brrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!

    Posted by SteveKimes
    / November 11, 2014 / 1 Comment
    Wooo! That wind is sure chilly. Winter comes early this year! I’m glad we don’t live in the Midwest or New England where it’s really bad. And I’m glad so few of us are homeless and have to live in this weather without any shelter. Can you imagine that? Think...
    Posted in Blogs, Pastor Steve's Blog
  7. Our Spiritual Responsibility To Ourselves

    Posted by SteveKimes
    / November 10, 2014 / 1 Comment
    “Yes, we have a responsibility to ask the questions of why people are poor, to lobby for better treatment of the poor, to support agencies that who have expertise with the poor, but we also should also be inspired to give directly to the poor. Not because it is the...
    Posted in Blogs, Pastor Steve's Blog
  8. Angels in the Carburetor

    Posted by SteveKimes
    / November 5, 2014 / 1 Comment
    In the early days of our church, my family stayed in a friend’s living room in Hillsboro most of the week and in an office located in a house in Gresham two days of the week. We were just ready to drive to Hillsboro, when we came to our vehicle...
    Posted in Blogs, Pastor Steve's Blog
    Tagged faith
  9. Five Timeless Heresies of the Church

    Posted by SteveKimes
    / October 31, 2014 / Leave a comment
    For Reformation Day, the celebration of Martin Luther nailing his 95 theses against the church abomination called indulgences, I offer a reminder of how the church often opposes the way of Jesus: The church has the right to oppress heresies or immoralities Heresies and immoralities come and go. There will...
    Posted in Blogs, Pastor Steve's Blog
  10. Anawim’s Radical Principles

    Posted by SteveKimes
    / October 14, 2014 / Leave a comment
    As a community, we have a number of principles by which we live, which makes us a unique church, unlike most any others. Here are some of the principles: We not only speak of our love of God and neighbor, we show it. It is not enough to talk a...
    Posted in Blogs, Pastor Steve's Blog
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3733 N Williams
Portland, OR 97227

503.888.4453

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