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DESCRIPTION:Black History Month Presentation\n\n<b>Little Tokyo's Azusa Str
 eet Mission Movement Influence to the World</b>\nFriday\, February 3\, 200
 6 -- 2:00-4:30pm\nThe Tom Bradley Tower Room\nCity Hall -- 27th Floor\n200
  N Spring Street\, Los Angeles\n\nAzusa Street\, adjacent to Los Angeles' 
 Japanese American Cultural & Community Center in Little Tokyo\, is today l
 ittle more than an alley.  Yet historically it is considered the birthplac
 e of a religious movement that now counts more than 500 million adherents 
 -- the Pentecostal movement\, founded in Los Angeles in 1906 by Pastor Wil
 liam Seymour.  The Pentecostal movement will celebrate its centennial in L
 os Angeles from April 26-29\, 2006.\n\nOn Friday\, February 3\, the Tom Br
 adley Legacy Foundation\, in co-operation with the Azusa Street Memorial C
 ommittee\, will present a Black History Month program that looks at the hi
 story and significance of Azusa Street.  See the attached flyer for progra
 m information.\n\nFor further information\, contact Evelyn Wee at 213-473-
 1613.\n<!--break-->
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SUMMARY:Azusa Street Mission Centennial program - Friday\, February 3\, 200
 6 (Los Angeles)
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