Dora the Explorer UPC?
 

Yes...the voice of Dora the Explorer is an Apostolic Pentecostal.

wait for it . . .










wait for it . . .

I bet I know the first thing coming: Short skirt? :sshhh Right after that it's a standards thread.

Strange how you start to expect some things.

LoL Yeah. That or her being a part of a television show.

did it say where she was from?

On the Dora CHARACTER? Or on the young lady who does the voice part?

I have a funny Dora story.................

When Walt had the aneurism, the day after they removed the breathing tube they were allowing him to eat popsicles. He was not completely "with it" yet - his mind was still in la la land most of the time. But he knew when he was thirsty!

So late in the afternoon that day, he looked out of his ICU room to the nurses' station and saw his nurse standing there. She was a rather large blonde lady. And he says to me, "I don't suppose you could ask Dora the Explorer out there for another popsicle, could you?" I lost it!!!!!!!!!!!


The funny thing is that he has never ever even seen the Dora the Explorer show.

yeah I was kinda shocked that they announced it at Youth Congress..... Is it a ploy for TV to get voted in?
Is Boots the Monkey and Tico the Squirrel looking our way?:sshhh

That is so funny I just Laughed out Loud!!!!!!!!!! :killinme

Well if they say anything about her they need to check out the Apostolic Youth Forum at the Good News Cafe...... i was shocked!!! :nah

buncha libs



edited:::::by my own choice

I define liberal as being anything opposed to the TRUTH.
For years the UPC has stood against the TV agenda....therefore anyone approving the TV agenda is lib

IMDB says that she was only Dora the Explorer for one episode.

?????

My husband always goes there for everything....let me check this out!

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1141558/

she has been on other things also...like Donny Deutch
She was also nominated for two awards.

it appears she is the only voice of dora.

:killinme

Actress:
"Dora the Explorer" .... Dora (1 episode)
- Boo! (????) TV Episode (voice) .... Dora

Self:
"The Big Idea with Donny Deutsch" .... Herself (1 episode, 2007)
- Episode dated 23 January 2007 (2007) TV Episode .... Herself
The WIN Awards (2005) (TV) .... Herself
"Primer impacto" .... Herself (1 episode, 2003)
... aka Primer impacto extra (USA: Spanish title: new title)
... aka Primer impacto: edición estelar (USA: new title)
... aka Primer impacto: edición mundial (USA: Spanish title: new title)
... aka Primer impacto: edición nocturna (USA: new title)
... aka Primer impacto: fin de semana (USA: Spanish title: weekend title)
- Episode dated 26 November 2003 (2003) TV Episode .... Herself


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Other Works:She has appeared on "Sesame Street" and her voice can be heard on many commercials, including spots for Safeguard, L'Oreal, and Census 2000. more

I am confused as to why it says 1 episoide when she was also interviewed by TV Guide for Being Dora!

http://www.hispaniconline.com/magazi.../latinas5.html


Kathleen Herles
This 13-year-old hardworking professional gives voice to Dora, the explorer
By Eunice Sigler

She is the spirit and voice of Dora, that spunky, adventurous 7-year-old who has given Hispanic children someone they can relate to on the hit Nick Jr. series, Dora the Explorer.

Kathleen Herles, born in New York of Peruvian parents, is only 13, but she is as hardworking as any seasoned adult performer, say executives at Nick Jr., the preschool programming arm of the Nickelodeon television network.
“Kathleen is totally professional,” says Brown Johnson, executive vice president of Nick Jr.

It’s probably because she is no stranger to the performing arts. Kathleen loves to sing and dance and has studied ballet, tap, jazz, drama and, of course, voice. She is now taking piano lessons.

Kathleen also has landed roles on Sesame Street and in many commercials, including voiceovers for Safeguard, L’Oreal and the Census 2000.

The story of how she became the voice of Dora goes something like this: When she was four, mom Noemí Herles enrolled her in a modeling school in Manhattan. For the next two years, she competed in pageants until one of the judges, Shirley Grant, decided Kathleen was so special that she became her manager and put her in touch with producers at Nick Jr., who, in September of 1997, were auditioning for the voice of Dora. They handed her a script to read, then another.

“I just read it. I had a very high-pitched voice because I was young. I just read it normally,” she says.

Kathleen’s “normal” so perfectly captured Dora’s energy, sweet disposition and love for adventure, producers say, that they picked her out of hundreds of children who read for the part.

“We were on our way to go see my grandma, and on our way there they called to say I got the part,” Kathleen recalls. “We just couldn’t believe it—my mom had to stop the car and we were all screaming and everything.”
The next day, she was playing Dora’s voice for the pilot show.

The character Dora was not always a little girl. At first, the program’s creators envisioned a bunny as the star of the show. But Johnson had recently attended a conference in which she was made aware that Latinos were rarely lead characters on children’s TV. So she asked Dora’s creators to consider making the lead a Latina girl. “Thus Dora was born.”

“I love being Dora,” says Kathleen, proudly—“especially because she’s bilingual and speaks Spanish.”

A Good Point..You can be in Show Business and still be an Apostolic...

No it is not just one episode...



http://www.tv.com/kathleen-herles/pe...6/summary.html

Dora the Explorer Bears All @ NAYC
 

Kathleen Herles attends Bethel UPC in Long Island, NY. From my understanding she has attended Bethel since she was around 8 or 9 when her mom came in contact with Bethel at a shopping mall ( http://www.bethelupc.org/history.html ) at their annual christmas outreach program, where the choir visits the local malls and sings for the public.


It seems for the first time that the UPCI has chosen to showcase her at a large event - Youth Congress.

1- Why hasn't the organization featured Kathleen Herles in the Pentecostal Herald in the last 8 years?

2- Is it a coinkydinky that she is featured one month before General Conference?


3- Is she the new poster child for the fellowship?


Kathleen below:


**Pics Edited By Admin**



Judith McGrath, Chairman and CEO, MTV Networks and Kathleen Herles, the voice of "Dora the Explorer" present the Woman of the Year accolade to Nickleodeon's Cyma Zarghami

her it is! Immodest skirt.

Where'd her shirt go?

I'm curious if the ministry where she attends approves.

Did she just recently get into church?...

I am a bit carnfused by the pics displayed?

of course cleavage & bare shoulders are completely accepted by the lib left are modest... but how long has she been in church?

Did you read my post....since age 8 or 9

She is beautiful...you go giiiirll!

Just keep your shirt on...Dude!! :D

You have better eyes than I do.:nah

Hahahaha, you done been told bro! I didn't notice either, hmmm!

Figures... :roseglasses

As we see below it can lead to to much showing.

wasn't expecting that either... Of course there are those here who see nothing... :hmmm... :D

It is kinda weird that they let her speak at a youth event....if I was still a youth I would so be giving my mom a hard time about letting me wear the same stuff as her.....

She was mobbed at Youth Congress!

"The big surprise was Kathleen Herles, the voice of Nick cartoon character "Dora the Explorer." The arena erupted when she was announced, and as soon as the session was over, she was mobbed by well-wishers wanting an autograph or picture together. Happily, brave Donnie Willis whisked her to safety, then to the side stage for a short interview with moi, then back to safety. It was a bit mad, frankly."

How did all those UPC people know who this "TV" person was?

Yeah how did they know probably watching the TV out in the garage ?
Not to be mean spirited but the dress is not something I would want my daughters to wear.

To my knowledge she did not wear that dress at Congress.

Well SH, I'm glad she didn't.