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Social Justice & Advocacy: Zenith Op-ed and Action Items

The city of Portland has a critical decision to make that will affect the health and safety of our climate and environment. Saying no to Zenith Energy oil-by-rail should be a no-brainer. City Council members have all expressed their objections to dangerous oil trains barreling through our communities and along the Columbia River, so what are they waiting for?

Recently, crushing blows were dealt to three of the biggest fossil-fuel companies on the planet — Exxon, Shell, and Chevron — and they should be worried because this is the beginning of the end for this climate-busting industry. So why, in the midst of a climate emergency, are our city commissioners considering locking us into decades of harmful pollution from a dying industry? We need bold, courageous leadership if we have any hope of building the resilience we will need to face the challenges coming our way. What we do now matters. Approving the development of a property that had not been used since World War II for a use that we know is harmful to our residents is not the type of decision-making we expect for our city.

Portlanders will not stand for a fossil-fuel company’s last grasp at profiting off our community to be prioritized over public health and safety and the future of our planet. The City Council should deny Zenith Energy’s Land Use Compatibility Statement so we can focus on building a safer, healthier future.

Jan Zuckerman, Portland

From the Oregonian


ACTION OPPORTUNITY:

Portland City Council has a big decision to make about Zenith Energy’s oil-by-rail terminal and they need to hear from you! In the face of a climate emergency, Portland has the opportunity to say “NO!” to this dirty oil company and assert its vision for a sustainable city—one that values community and environmental health over profits for fossil fuel companies. Please click here to act to prioritize the health and safety of our communities over profits for the fossil fuel industry. We need protective solutions and we are counting on you to do the right thing: Say No to Zenith!

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Your call can be as simple as this:
“Hello. This is my message to Mayor Wheeler [or Commissioner_________ ].
My name is_________.
I vote [...or I will when I’m old enough].
Please say ‘No’ to Zenith Oil. Thank you.”
The Numbers.
Commissioner Dan Ryan: 503-823-3589
Mayor Ted Wheeler: 503-823-4120
Commissioner Carmen Rubio: 503-823-3008
Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty: 503-823-4151
Commissioner Mingus Mapps: 503-823-4682

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8:00 A.M. Holy Communion Service (Rite I) held in the Chapel, is our most traditional service and 10:15 A.M. Holy Communion Service (Rite II) held in the Sanctuary includes a Sermon, Readings, and Hymns.

To participate in the 10:15 A.M. simply visit the Live page or watch directly from our Facebook page.

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4033 SE Woodstock Blvd.
Portland, OR 97202

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Welcome Who We Are In-Person Worship

Welcome to All Saints! We are an inclusive, open-minded, open-hearted community, following Jesus in the Way of Love. We are so glad you are here. We are committed to love in action through the Woodstock Pantry, Hot Meals, Hygiene, Clothing Closet, Mustard Seed Thrift Store and Social Justice & Advocacy.

The Rev. Andria Skornik, Rector

The purpose of All Saints Church is to celebrate God’s love, to seek and to serve Christ in all persons, and to go forth into the world rejoicing in the power of the Spirit. Your presence is a blessing regardless of your background, sexual orientation, gender identity, race or ethnicity, age or family structure, abilities or limitations or wherever you are in life’s journey.

All Saints Episcopal Church is a Believe Out Loud Congregation. Click here this link for more information.

Our 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion, Rite 1 Service, held in the Chapel, is our most traditional service. All are welcome. Our 10:15 A.M. Holy Communion, Rite II Service, held in the Sanctuary, includes a Sermon, Readings, and Hymns. You can participate In-Person or in the Live Premiere on our Facebook page or watch on our website. The current bulletin and service can always be found in the Online Worship section of our website. All are welcome.

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