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2016

Camp Meeting

“Higher Ground”

Bermuda Conference of Seventh-day Adventists

June 24 - July 2, 2016 7:15 p.m. nightly

Camp Meeting 2016: Higher Ground!

A Message from the President, Dr. Kenneth Manders

Come Up, On Higher Ground!

Our Camp Meeting theme, Higher Ground, is derived from the words of a song. There is something powerful about spiritual songs! God, Himself, knows the power of a song, and commanded Israel to sing His Word! Songs inspire us; soothe us; encourage, motivate and move us. Jesus often expressed the gladness of His heart by singing psalms and heavenly songs. We are told that His praises banish evil angels, and through song He met temptation. He held communion with heaven with a song. Through a song temptations lose their power; life takes on new meaning, and purpose, and a song imparts gladness to the soul. A spiritual song is a weapon that can help de-feat the enemies’ power. Higher Ground, written by Johnson Oatman, Jr., has been a favorite with many Christians since it was first published. It expresses so well the heart’s desire for a deeper spiritual life, continuing on a higher plane of fellowship with God than we have ever be-fore experienced. Each stanza of this song echoes the cry and craving of the human heart for a closer connection with the Creator. Praise God that con-nection is made available through the gift, and grace of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. It is the prayer of this administration that the spiritual activities of Camp Meeting 2016 will help you to place the feet of your spiritual life on Higher Ground, in preparation for service here, and the life to come.

WELCOME TO CAMP MEETING 2016

Dr. Kenneth Manders President

THEME SONG

HIGHER GROUND

I’m pressing on the upward way, New heights I’m gaining every day;

Still praying as I onward bound, “Lord, plant my feet on higher ground.”

Refrain:

Lord, lift me up, and I shall stand, By faith, on heaven’s tableland;

A higher plane than I have found; Lord, plant my feet on higher ground.

My heart has no desire to stay

Where doubts arise and fears dismay; Though some may dwell where these abound,

My prayer, my aim, is higher ground.

I want to live above the world, Though Satan’s darts at me are hurled; For faith has caught the joyful sound, The song of saints on higher ground.

I want to scale the utmost height And catch a gleam of glory bright;

But still I’ll pray till heaven I’ve found, “Lord, lead me on to higher ground.”

DR. AINSWORTH K. MORRIS

Dr. Ainsworth Keith Morris is a native of the beauti-ful parish of St. Andrew, Jamai-ca. He is the product of Sev-enth-day Adventist Christian education and Minister of the Gospel for the past 21 years. He has been prepared academically for ministry as a graduate of Northern Caribbean University with degrees in Business Admin-istration and also Religion and Theology. He is also a graduate of the Theo-logical Seminary at Andrews University with a Master of Divinity degree. He continued his studies and was awarded a Doctor of Ministry degree at An-drews University with a focus on Urban Ministries. The ministry of Dr. Morris has spanned the West Indies Union, where he served in the East Jamaica Conference, the Canadian Union in the Ontar-io Conference and now the Atlantic Union in the mighty Northeastern Con-ference where he currently serves as the Pastor of the Goshen Temple of Seventh-day Adventists in Brooklyn, New York. Dr. Morris has travelled extensively preaching the gospel, training church leaders and participating in youth development and outreach activi-ties. His ability to artfully execute the dance between teaching and preach-ing and unique blend of transformational and servant leadership styles have influenced several ministry initiatives within the church and community. He was voted (2007) “Pastor of the Year” by the Northeastern Conference in recognition of his work in Ministry. Dr. Clifford Jones featured Pastor Morris as among the “stellar line-up” of contemporary young black preachers in Seventh-day Adventism in the recently published book, “Preaching with Power 2.” Dr. Morris values highly the social and educational advancement of the youth and the nurture and stability of the aged. He esteems spiritual professionalism and the merits of hard work, knowing that by God’s grace we can achieve the best and beyond. His personal motto is: When you can’t realize the ideal, idealize the real. His greatest desire is to see those to whom he has preached, those with whom he has ministered and labored, in heaven when Jesus comes be-cause it is his determination to be in the number when the saints go march-ing in.

http://www.ncu.edu.jm/

http://www.andrews.edu/

http://www.andrews.edu/

http://www.northeastern.org/

DR. CHARLES WESLEY KNIGHT

Dr. Charles Wesley Knight is preacher, pastor, teacher, mentor, and agent of change. He is a pastor with a heart for God and a message of hope for all people. He believes strongly in equipping the church to accomplish their mission in the world. His ministry is centered on

showing the love of Christ to a world that is desperately in need of the Savior. Since the age of 16, he has been preaching around the country and across the globe. Dr. Knight is a sought after speaker at conferences, university campuses and conventions worldwide. He has a passion for preaching, social justice, youth empowerment and civic engagement. He attended the historic Oakwood University where he received a B.A. in Theology. He earned a Masters in Divinity with an emphasis in preaching from Andrews University. He also earned a Doctor of Ministry degree from the McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago, Illinois. Dr. Knight has successfully pastored in Florida, California and Georgia. He is featured as an outstanding preacher and contributor in the book, Preaching with Power. In April of 2012, he was inducted into the prestig-ious Martin Luther King Board of Preachers and Scholars at Morehouse College. In September of 2015, Dr. Knight joined the full time faculty of Oakwood University as Assistant Professor of Preaching and Ministry. Dr. Knight’s greatest joy in this world is his family. He is blessed to be married to the former Stephanie Johnson of Orlando, Fl who works as an Occupational Therapist and serves the Lord through preaching, teaching, and empowering women. They are blessed to have two wonderful chil-dren.

Twitter: @cwesleyknight Instagram: @cwesleyknight

DR. SUNG KWON

Sung Kwon has served as the director of the North American Division Adventist Communi-ty Services since 2001 and is an ordained min-ister of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, having served in Ohio and Allegheny East Con-ferences. He studied business administration at the University of Maryland; received a bachelor’s degree in theology from Washing-ton Adventist University (formerly known as Columbia Union College); earned a master’s degree in public administration, concentrated in non-profit management from Wright State University; received a Milton Murray Fellowship for Harvard University Harvard Business School Exec-utive Education; received a Ph.D. degree in Leadership at Andrews Uni-versity. Currently he is enrolled in the Doctor of Ministry (DMin) Urban Ministry program at Andrews University. He also earned the designation of Chaplain for Civil Air Patrol – US Air Forc Auxiliary, Pi Lambda Theta – National Honor Society of Educators, and Society of Certified Senior Ad-visor. Kwon grew up with Buddhism, influenced by his mother and Catholic belief from his father’s side of the family and was baptized as a Seventh-day Adventist in 1991. Since he became an Adventist, he served as the executive director of the Good Neighbor House, an ACS agency in Day-ton, Ohio, for eight years. He also was the president and vice president of the North American Association of Community Services Directors (NAACSD) during that time. He was recognized in the "40 Under 40 – Dayton's Brightest Young Business Leaders" by the Business News of Dayton, Ohio in 2000. He had the privilege of planting the Korean con-gregation as a company, serving as its interim pastor, under the favoring influence of the Kettering Seventh-day Adventist Church in Dayton, Ohio. In addition, he has served as administrative pastor for Miracle Temple Seventh-day Adventist Church in Allegheny East Conference. He has served on the board of the National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disasters (NVOAD), the Maryland Association of Nonprofit Organiza-tions, National Interfaith Coalition of Aging (NICA), and National Mass Care Council.

MONDAY, JUNE 27 6:00 p.m.—7:00 p.m.

THEOLOGICAL AND BIBLICAL CONCEPTS OF HOLIS-TIC MINISTRY - This session is to help congregations develop more biblical, effective, dynamic holistic min-istries. The participants will be able to lay the founda-tion for outreach mission by exploring the meaning and biblical basis for holistic ministry. The workshop will develop a holistic perspective on evangelism and social ministry, and describes how they can be inter-woven.

TUESDAY, JUNE 28 6:00 p.m.—7:00 p.m.

COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT AND PROGRAM DEVEL-OPMENT – This session will explore the essential components of holistic congregation, love for God and neighbor, a commitment to reaching out beyond the walls of the church, spiritual and relational vitality within the congregation, a visionary leadership team, mission-centered organizational practices and minis-try partnerships. By the end of this lesson, the partici-pants will be able to; 1) Understand the importance of doing a community assessment to provide the basis for planning community service, outreach, and evan-gelism, and 2) Conduct a walking, windshield, and in-terview community surveys to assess living and social conditions within the boundaries of a local communi-ty.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29 6:00 p.m.—7:00 p.m.

PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT OF EFFECTIVE MINISTRY - We are living in an emerging world and change is inevitable. There are demands that churches and Para-church organizations should demonstrate the results they have an impact on, not just do events and activities. Church is not exempt from the pressure to discover which ministry or service really makes a difference in the community development or an indi-vidual’s life. This session is designed to show church ministry leaders how to use performance measure-ment to enhance the effectiveness of their community outreach ministries.

COMMUNITY SERVICE PRESENTATIONS

COMMUNITY SERVICE PRESENTATIONS

THURSDAY, JUNE 30 6:00 p.m.—7:00 p.m.

LEADERSHIP OF CULTURAL INTELLIGENCE - When managing in a cross-cultural setting you may be faced with many challenges. How do you avoid pitfalls and cultural faux pas? How can you create opportunities to build relationships and under-standing with people that are different? This course reviews the tools needed to reduce apprehension, communicate effectively, and establish genuine trust and acceptance. Another dimension for those who want to minister effectively across cultural bar-riers is the need to learn and understand the cul-ture in which we live before we initiate public min-istry. The participants of this course will be chal-lenged to identify their own biases, learn to adapt their personal lifestyles in order to increase their sensitivity towards others, and build bridges of communication with those in need who live in their communities.

FRIDAY, JULY 1 6:00 p.m.—7:00 p.m.

LEADERSHIP AND TEAM DEVELOPMENT - In this session we will discuss the importance of; 1) Leader development, which is directed toward individuals to expand their capacity to be effective in leadership role and processes, and 2) Leadership development, which is the expansion of the organization’s capacity to enact the basic leadership tasks needed for collec-tive work.

DR. JESSE L. WILSON

Dr. Jesse Wilson is a son of South Central Conference. He is a native of Memphis, Tennessee and a graduate of Oakwood University and An-drews University. He completed his Doctoral work at the Fuller Theolog-ical Seminary in Pasadena, California. Dr. Wilson pastored in Tennessee, Alabama, and Southern California. He is a recognized authority in the area of Church Growth and is a popular preacher, teacher, and author. Pastor Wilson served as the Director of Church Growth for the South-eastern California Conference and the Director of the Doctor of Ministry program in Urban Ministries for Andrews University. Today he serves as the Director of the Pastors Evangelism and Leadership Conference - the largest and longest running gathering of pastors and church leaders in the Adventist Church. He is currently an Associate Professor of Religion at Oakwood University. His wife, Cheri, is a Regional Director for the United Negro College Fund and they have 4 children.

PASTOR ANDRÉ ANDERSON

Pastor André Anderson was born and grew up in Toronto, Canada. After graduating in 1993 from West Hill Collegiate Institute, in Toronto, Pas-tor Anderson completed his undergraduate studies at York University receiv-ing a BA in Sociology and a minor in African Studies. He recently earned a Masters of Divinity degree with an emphasis in Old Testament Studies and Biblical Languages from Andrews University Theological Seminary, in Michi-gan. Pastor Anderson currently serves as the Associate Pastor at Toronto East Sev-enth-day Adventist Church in the Ontario Conference, Canada. He has held this post since 2013. His passion is to see young people live their lives to their full potential, knowing that great decisions early in life will help pave the way for later success. Pastor Anderson seeks to empower young people to break free of stereotypes and negative cycles that have impacted their families and communities. Pastor André Anderson is a much sought after speaker who has travelled to

Tanzania, Bermuda, Jamaica, across the United States and extensively

throughout Canada. He is married to the love of his life Anetra Anderson, and

together they have four children.

Pastor Donald Rolle, Jr. was born and raised in Harlem, New York City. He is a graduate of Northeastern Academy, Oakwood University, and Andrews Uni-versity Theological Seminary. It was when he enrolled at Oakwood Universi-ty to study communications that he gave his life to the Lord and was called

by Christ to ministry in a dream during his sophomore year. Also, while at Oakwood, he met his wife, Tamika. While in seminary, Pastor Rolle first interned at the Chicago Heights SDA Church, then moved on to become the Administrative Pastor at the New Life SDA church on Andrews University's Campus. Being involved in young adult ministry he was chosen to be the Black Student Christian Forum Religious Leader, coordinating their Friday worship services. He wrote and toured a multicultural drama production called “Slave Salva-tion Story”. In June of 2006, he received a call from the Central States Con-ference of Seventh-day Adventists to serve as the Associate/Youth Pastor of the Park Hill SDA Church in Denver, Colorado. In January 2010, he was cho-sen to serve as the Associate Youth Director for Central States Conference. In June 2012 he became the Youth Director of the Central States Conference, while Pastoring the Tabernacle of Praise SDA Church in St. Louis, MO. In March of 2014 Pastor Rolle was voted into ACM (Adventist Chaplaincy Minis-tries). He works as a Hospital Chaplain in Brooklyn, NY and a Youth Evange-list. His passion in life is to find new ways of introducing people to Christ. His ministry philosophy is to “edify, evangelize, and equip everyone, especially youth.” He and his wife, Tamika, are the proud parents of two boys and a girl: Mojave, Mekhi, and My'et.

PASTOR DONALD ROLLE, JR.

DR. DONALD G. KING

Donald George King was born of humble Jamaican parents and grew up in New York City and Jamaica, West Indies. He currently serves as the 19th and longest tenured president of the Atlantic Union Conference. As an ordained minister for over 35 years and as Union president, he provides spiritual leadership and strategic coordination to the Northeast region of the United States comprising the states of New York, New England, and the islands of Bermuda. Prior to his present Union responsibilities, he served as a pastor in Jamaica, California, and Maryland. Also as a departmental assistant director in the Gen-eral Conference, conference secretary in Alberta, Canada, union secretary in the Atlantic Union, and president in Northeastern Conference. Dr. King was educated at Northern Caribbean University in Jamaica, Andrews University in Michigan, and Loma Linda University in California, and from which he has received a bachelor’s, two master’s degrees and a doctorate. He is the founder and president of AUAM (Atlantic Union Adventist Media); and co-founder of NETS Evangelism Center, a training center for lay members in the art of soul-winning. In 2013, Elder King chaired the NY13 Evangelistic Initiative team in New York City where over 1500 health workers were trained to provide community health services and 2000 Bible workers as part of an expansive missionary endeavor. As a result, 63 new church companies were birthed and nearly 5,300 persons were baptized into the Seventh-day Ad-ventist church. Dr. King is a board trustee of Andrews University, Loma Linda University, Oakwood University, and chairman of the Board of Trustees for Atlantic Union College. Pastor King is married for 41 years to Dr. Lois King who served on the faculty of Burman University in Canada and Atlantic Union College. They have two mar-ried adult sons: Louie, who is married to Elisa; and Marvin, who is married to Shanthi whom together they have a 1-year old son, Maxwell Luke King (MLK). Baby Maxwell is the only grandchild of Drs. Don and Lois King.

DR. CARLYLE C. SIMMONS

Pastor Simmons is the tenth (10th) child of the late Barclay and Rose Simmons of Bermuda. Born in Bermuda and edu-cated in the Adventist School System, Pastor Simmons received his Bachelor of Theology degree from West Indies College, now Northern Caribbean Uni-versity, and his Masters in Divinity and Doctor of Ministry degrees from An-drews University Theological Seminary.

In 1974 he commenced his formal ministry in Bermuda Mission, now Bermuda Conference. Over the years he served: as pastor in several churches; depart-mental director; educational superintendent; executive secretary; and confer-ence president for three consecutive terms (9 years). In 2000 he was voted to be the Executive Secretary of Atlantic Union Confer-ence, a position which he is currently serving in, along with other responsibili-ties in A.S.I., Health Ministries, and Prayer Ministries, and Human Relations. Dr. Simmons is married to Marilyn Simmons of Bermuda. She has a S.R.N., S.C.M., and was a former Clinical Coordinator of King Edward VII Memorial Hospital in Bermuda. They have three grown children: Julian and Michael, both graduates of Atlan-tic Union College and daughter Marilyn Rose, a graduate of Oakwood College. Dr. Simmons loves the Lord, and is looking for His SOON RETURN.

DR. LOIS KING

Dr. Lois King currently serves as director of Women’s Ministries and Ministerial Spouses Association as well as assistant director and registrar for Marketing at NETS Evangelism Center at the Atlantic Union Conference. Prior to that, she served as Assistant Vice President for Marketing, and Adjunct Professor at At-lantic Union College located in South Lan-caster, Massachusetts. Prior to this she served as the first female Director of the Sabbath School and Religious Liberty Departments for the Northeastern Conference of Seventh-day Adventists in New York City and for eight years, Lois served on the faculty of Burman Univer-sity in Alberta, Canada. Dr. King is a graduate of Caribbean Union College (now University of the South-ern Caribbean) in Trinidad and Tobago, her birthplace. She holds a Bachelors degree in Business Administration from La Sierra University, a Masters degree in Family Life Education from Loma Linda University, and a PhD in Higher Edu-cation Leadership from Touro University. Dr. King is a Certified Family Life Edu-cator by the National Council on Family Relations. She is a recipient of the Woman of the Year Award for outstanding service from Operation ReachBack Incorporated and also an award from the Caribbean Association of Adventists in Alberta (CAAA.) where she served as president. Dr. King is an ordained local elder of the College Church in South Lancaster, Massachusetts. She has authored articles for the Atlantic Union Gleaner and Message Magazine. She is a motivational speaker, conducts seminars and lec-tures locally, nationally, and internationally in the fields of Family Life, Couples Retreats, Premarital Counseling. She has also conducted a segment on Family Relations on a local television station in New York City. Dr. King is married for 41 years to Dr. Donald G. King, president of the Atlantic Union Conference. They have two married adult sons: Louie, who is married to Elisa; and Marvin, who is married to Shanthi whom together they have a 1-year old son, Maxwell Luke King (MLK). Baby Maxwell is the only grandchild of Drs. Don and Lois King. Her goal in life is to motivate people, especially young people, to realize their goals and strive towards their maximum potential.

GUEST SOLOIST - BEVERLY BURTON

Beverly Burton, singing evangelist, songwriter, pianist and teacher from The Bronx, New York enjoys sharing her testimony about the Love of God and His many chances through her music. Beverly has been ministering through singing from the age of 5, and since then has written over a hundred songs about God’s grace in her life. She recently released her first gospel single, "My Everything", and looks for-ward to so much more to come. In 2007, Beverly gave up her science teaching career to go back to school and study "music" at Lehman College where she received her degree in 2010. Since then, she has moved into her full time calling as a singing evangelist and private music instructor at the “Beverly Burton School of Music” where she teaches private piano and voice lessons all for the glory of God. She strongly believes that God knows the plans that He has for her, and that if she continues to share His goodness through song, that He will continue to open doors and set people free through her gift.

GUEST SOLOIST - NEVILLE PETER

Neville Peter was born on November 17, 1972. He was born and raised on the beautiful island of St. Thomas. When he was about six months old, his parents noticed that he did not make eye contact with them anymore. He did not smile back when they smiled at him, nor did he respond to their faces peering at him over the rails of his crib. His parents wondered if there was something wrong with his vision, so they took him to the doctor. He was diagnosed with Glaucoma, which is a very painful disease that causes nerve dam-age in the eyes. At the time, not much could be done to stop the disease or to repair the damage already done. Neville cannot remember ever being able to see perfectly, but he is thankful to God that he had the privilege of some sight for the first 12 years of his life. At the age of fourteen, Neville began to study piano. Two years later, he rediscovered his voice at a high school Christmas concert where the audience gave him a standing ovation. Not long after, he began receiving invitations to sing at other concerts, church events and talent shows on the island. This led him to reconsider his career options. He began taking his music very seriously. By this time, most of his musical interests were geared toward Jazz, Pop, Reggae, and R&B. He began singing in many of the local nightclubs, but out of love and respect for his parents, he still attended church and would sing there from time to time. At the age of 19, Neville left St. Thomas and moved to Miami. There he attended the University of Miami where he received his BA in Studio Music and Vocal Jazz. While in college he received an award from Down Beat Magazine for best National College Jazz Male Vocalist of the Year. During this time he began performing on South Beach and other clubs in the Miami area. However, shortly thereafter, his career in secular music was cut short by God’s divine providence. Although resisting God’s call initially, on January 1, 1998, while playing at a New Year’s Eve party in Michael Cane’s restaurant, Neville decided that he had seen all the world had to offer and he did not find it appealing. It was at that mo-ment he resolved to give all of his talents to God, withholding nothing. He then began writing and performing Christian music and God has really blessed! He has written over 100 Gospel songs, performed at the White House, Carnegie Hall and appeared on many television programs. During an interview he was asked “If new tech-nology were developed that would allow you to regain your sight, would you want to take advantage of it?” His answer gives such insight into his love for the Lord. He paused and thought and then said, “Well, yes and no. Yes, because it would be nice to be able to get into my car and just go wherever I want without having to depend on other people, but no, because I think it would be really cool if the first face that I see is the face of Jesus.” His greatest joy is to use his music to introduce people to the Savior and to show them how to get ready for His soon return. The best description of Neville’s music is that, “It ministers to the soul and quiets the trou-bled spirit.

EARLY MORNING MANNA

SABBATH June 25

8:00 a.m.

Dr. Jesse Wilson

SUNDAY June 26

8:00 a.m.

Dr. Jesse Wilson

MONDAY June 27

6:30 a.m.

Dr. Jesse Wilson

TUESDAY June 28

6:30 a.m.

Dr. Jesse Wilson

WEDNESDAY June 29

6:30 a.m.

Dr. Jesse Wilson

THURSDAY June 30

6:30 a.m.

Pastor André Anderson

FRIDAY July 1

6:30 a.m.

Dr. Stanley James

SABBATH July 2

8:00 a.m. Dr. Carlyle Simmons

ORDER OF SERVICE

Musical Introduction

Season of Prayer

Introduction of Speaker

Music Ministry

Spoken Word

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The program will be curtailed to children between the ages of 4 and 11. Children under the age of 4 are welcomed to participate but they must be accompanied by an adult. All children must be registered when they are dropped off at the program . Parents and guardians are requested to promptly collect all children once their respective program ends. All children must be collected at the end of each program by the adult(s) assigned. Children 10 years of age or older will be allowed to leave without an assigned adult. There will be no program on Sabbath evening at 7:15 p.m.

The Children’s Ministry program will be held in the lower hall of

Southampton Seventh-day Adventist Church

OPENING PROGRAM - FRIDAY, JUNE 24 at 7:15 p.m.

Prayer & Praise Praise Team

Welcome/Introduction of Speaker Dr. Kenneth Manders

Introduction of Speaker Pastor D. Randolph Wilson

Song of Meditation Mr. Neville Peter

Sermon Dr. Ainsworth Morris

Closing Remarks/Prayer Pastor DeJaun Tull

STUDY OF GOD’S WORD - SABBATH, JUNE 25 at 9:10 a.m.

Song Service Sis. Samone Outerbridge

Welcome Somerset

Prayer Elder Gregory Outerbridge

SS Lesson Opening Remarks Elder Julie Richardson

Lesson Study Dr. Donald King &

Dr. Lois King

Sabbath School Testimony

Special Music

Offering Sis. Louise Hollis

Closing Prayer Elder Douglas Trott

Bermuda Institute—10:30 a.m.—11:00 a.m.

WORSHIP SERVICE - SABBATH, JUNE 25 at 11:00 a.m.

Special Presentation

Prayer & Praise

Welcome/Greetings Dr. Kenneth Manders

Prayer Pastor Michelle Hill

Tithes & Offering Elder Aaron Spencer

Music Ministry The Brothers

Introduction of Speaker Pastor DeJaun Tull



Closing Remarks/Prayer Dr. Sydney Gibbons

ORDER OF SERVICE - SABBATH JUNE 25 at 7:15 p.m.

Prayer & Praise

Welcome & Announcements Dr. Kenneth Manders

Special Music The Brothers

Offering & Prayer Dr. Carl McKenzie

Introduction of Speaker Sis. Lynne Wade



Closing Remarks/Prayer Elder Dave Pearman

ORDER OF SERVICE - SUNDAY, JUNE 26 at 7:15 p.m.

Prayer & Praise

Welcome & Announcements Pastor D. Randolph Wilson

Special Music Shema

Offering & Prayer Dr. Kendra Pearman

Introduction of Speaker Sis. Debra White



Closing Remarks/Prayer Pastor Howard Ebbin

Prayer & Praise

Welcome & Announcements Pastor Ulric Hetsberger

Special Music Bro. Steve Easton

Offering & Prayer Elder Troy Dill

Introduction of Speaker Elder Charles Hendrickson



Closing Remarks/Prayer Elder Omer Valasse

COMMUNITY SERVICE PRESENTATION Theological and Biblical Concepts of Holistic

Ministry

6:00 p.m.—7:00 p.m. Dr. Sung Kwon

ORDER OF SERVICE - MONDAY, JUNE 27 at 7:15 p.m.

ORDER OF SERVICE - TUESDAY, JUNE 28 at 7:15 p.m.

Prayer & Praise

Welcome & Announcements Pastor Jimmie Ferguson

Special Music

Offering Elder Newbold Smith

Prayer Elder Gregory Outerbridge

Introduction of Speaker Pastor Michelle Hill



Closing Remarks/Prayer Sis. Gillian Jones

COMMUNITY SERVICE PRESENTATION Community Assessment and Program Develop-

ment


ORDER OF SERVICE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29 at 7:15 p.m.

COMMUNITY SERVICE PRESENTATION Performance Measurement of Effective


Prayer & Praise

Welcome & Announcements Elder Dwayne Burgess & Dr. Sydney Gibbons

Special Music

Offering & Prayer Elder George Burch

Introduction of Speaker Elder Onesimus Nzabalinda


Sermon Dr. C. Wesley Knight

Closing Remarks/Prayer Sis. Eloise Symonds

ORDER OF SERVICE - THURSDAY, JUNE 30 at 7:15 p.m.

Prayer & Praise

Welcome & Announcements Pastor DeJaun Tull

Special Music

Offering & Prayer Bro. Kirk Johnson

Introduction of Speaker Sis. Lamar Dolcy



Closing Remarks/Prayer Bro. Willie Ferguson

COMMUNITY SERVICE PRESENTATION Leadership of Cultural Intelligence


ORDER OF SERVICE - FRIDAY, JULY 1 at 7:15 p.m.

COMMUNITY SERVICE PRESENTATION Leadership and Team Development


Prayer & Praise

Welcome & Announcements Pastor Jimmy Ferguson

Special Music Anonymous Praise

Offering & Prayer Elder Kirk Richards

Introduction of Speaker Sis. Rosemary Tyrrell



Closing Remarks/Prayer Elder Albert Ratteray

Song Service Warwick

Welcome Compañia Ministerio Hermandad

Prayer Bro. Ernie Lewin

SS Lesson Opening Remarks Sis. Debbie White

Lesson Study Dr. Kenneth Manders

Sabbath School Testimony

Special Music

Offering St. George

Closing Prayer Sis. Cynthia Ganpot

Personal Ministries—10:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

STUDY OF GOD’S WORD - SABBATH, JULY 2 at 9:10 a.m.

WORSHIP SERVICE - SABBATH, JULY 2 at 11:00 a.m.

Special Presentation

Prayer & Praise

Welcome/Greetings Dr. Kenneth Manders

Prayer Dr. Stanley James

Tithes & Offering Pastor Ulric Hetsberger

Music Ministry Praise United

Introduction of Speaker Pastor DeJaun Tull



Closing Remarks/Prayer Dr. Sydney Gibbons

Opening Prayer Pastor Cyril Millett

Ministry of Music Armor of Praise

Spoken Word/Appeal Dr. C. Wesley Knight

Closing Remarks Dr. Kenneth Manders

Closing Prayer Pastor Damon Hendrickson

CLOSING SERVICE - SABBATH, JULY 2 at 7:15 p.m.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Early Morning Manna will be from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. On Sabbath and Sunday, Early Morning Manna will begin at 8:00 a.m. Breakfast will be available for sale.

The children will be located in the lower level of Southampton

church Youth and Young Adults - Southampton church sanctuary Our Annual Sabbath School/AY picnic will be held at Shelly Bay

Beach & Park from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Sunday, July 3. All are invited to come out for fun and fellowship.

Prayer Room - located in the English room First Aid is located at the back of BI auditorium and Mother’s

Room of Southampton church. There will be a Bermuda Institute Middle School Transition fund-

raising dinner on June 27 and 28. Please come out and support this worthy endeavor. A detailed flyer will be coming soon.

Your cooperation is needed in parking your car in the designated areas. Please cooperate with the deacons. NO PARKING IS PER-MITTED AT MARKETPLACE. Thank you.

Only special needs (wheel chair) parking is outside of Bermuda

Institute auditorium Seniors may be dropped off at the entrance to the Bermuda In-

stitute auditorium, but the vehicle must exit and find parking elsewhere

No cars are allowed to park in the driveway, from the entrance

up to the auditorium. Please keep this area clear for emergency vehicles

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