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November 19, 2011
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JaNuary 19, 2013
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I t’s Sunday evening. tomorrow I fly to the east coast where the
general conference is convening the first meeting of the new theology of ordination Study committee (toSc). these 102 men and women from around the world will gather for four three-day meetings over the next two years. our task will be to prayerfully examine what the bible teaches about ordination and the role of both men and women in the gospel ministry, come to a conclusion at the end of the two-year study, and recommend a course of action to the leadership of the world church. these church leaders will subsequently submit a recommendation to delegates of the world church gathered in 2015 at the quinquennial general conference session.
oN the eve oF aN hIStorIc meetINg
A warm winter’s welcome to you, our visitors. Rain, snow, or shine, our doors are thrown wide to you—whether you’re visiting from down the street or across the States. The warmth around here is the joy of Jesus’ friendship—and we’re hoping you find Him today in a fresh and unforgettable way. If you’re out winter shopping for a new church home, come join our Pioneer Family. We’d love to have you share the journey with us. And come to dinner today, following our second celebration—down in the Commons where our host families look forward to welcoming you. We’re honored to have you. Come again!
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revival & reFormatIoN
When my three children were less than ten years old, my
wife took them to the pediatrician for a well-check. after the doctor had finished examining each child, he asked them if they had put on their seatbelt when they came to the office. they all said, “No.” Well this doctor was very kind but firm, telling them, and by extension my wife and me, that he did not want to work hard keeping them healthy only to find out they were injured or killed because they didn’t wear their seatbelt. From then on, whenever we got into the car I would buckle my seatbelt and say, “model correct behavior!” this phrase became the family-known mantra for “put on your seatbelt.” an interesting outcome to this behavior was that whenever I forgot, at least one of the children would say, “model correct behavior!”
the question for us is, Do we model correct behavior? In our interactions with friends, family, and neighbors do we exemplify the character of Jesus? When they see us under pressure and trials, do they notice, just like the early christians in Jerusalem that we have been with Jesus? are we friendly to those around us? Do we go out of our way to develop, nurture, and repair friendships?
may we all see the importance and take the time every day to talk and share with Jesus; reading and
studying his letters to understand how we can be better friends, build stronger relationships, and model correct behavior.
praise god for the 500 baptisms from the two evangelistic meetings held in the central ghana conference in ghana, africa.
please pray for:• The new converts in Ghana, thatthey will continue to search for god, and that the members will love them into true fellowship.• Persecuted Christians of alldenominations, that they will remain faithful.• Adventist World Radio and theirinternet programs as well as the conventional short-wave and other radio outreach.• TheeffectivenessoftheFather/Sonretreat at camp au Sable, January 25 and 26.• Those individuals who werebaptized in various evangelism events in prior years – that they will continue to search for god and his truth, and that our church members will befriend and disciple each one – and that the holy Spirit will bring conviction to all who attended even one evening.• Thosestudentsandleadersattendingthe three residence hall worship experiences, Kinetic—mondays at 9:30 pm; momentum—Wednesdays at 9:30 pm; and propel—thursdays at 7:30 pm.
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praYFor the families we serve
more inFoLauraMeyer/471.7411
n2nhelps.com
I just attended a baby shower. the pregnant woman was glowing, her
husband was beaming and everyone was expressing their love to this first-time expectant mom and dad. as the celebration wound down, it took three men to carry the baby gifts out to the couple’s vehicle.
unfortunately, that same show of support doesn’t happen in the lives of all families in our community. many mothers arrive at the hospital delivery room without fanfare, without necessities. because Neighbor to Neighbor community Services continually assesses the needs of families in the community, they have developed a layette ministry to fill this gap. Seven people are presently involved in this ministry led by mary hall. the ladies work to make each layette special. they put in diapers, receiving blankets, sleepers, several outfits,hats,sweaters,astuffedanimal,and a beautiful handmade blanket or quilt. Some of the items are brand new, others are carefully selected, “like new” donations. the package lets the families know that somebody cares
that they are having a baby. “In many cases,“ says laura meyer, executive Director of N2N, “our gift will be the only one the baby will receive.”
layettes are delivered to N2N clients and also given out through Intercare in eau claire and benton harbor, cassopolis Family clinic, berrien county health Department, and the parents as teachers reSa organization. In 2012 N2N gave out over four hundred layettes.
“We receive many notes of thanks from recipients,” explains meyer. “all of them basically say the same thing—thanks for caring about me and my baby. Without your gift I would not have had anything for my baby to wear home from the hospital.” –Sue Rappette
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mommy and me is a ministry for moms (and grandmas or other
female guardians) and their children ages 0-5. this fun, friendly playgroup meets at 10 am on tuesdays in the pmc nursery. children enjoy playtime followed by stories and songs. then they participate in a craft or other fun activity. It is a great way to provide your child with a chance to play with others and learn to be kind and caring friends. It is also a great way for moms to meet other moms, get ideas, and make new friends. If you are new to the
area, it is a great way to meet other moms and learn what’s available. It is also a nice group if you are learning english and want a fun way for you and your child to practice. once a semester we have a potluck for participants and their spouses. We enjoyed great food and fellowship at our christmas potluck last month. We have a wonderful group of moms and grandmas and their kids. come join us! For more information find us on facebook at mommy and me at pmc or email [email protected].
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praYFor the moms, grandmas, and children
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praYFor god’s blessing on our
mini-course program
more inFodavidWaller/471.3225
peer-to-peer is a Jr. high mini-course at rmeS that is designed
to give students the experience of working with special needs students of their own age. rmeS Jr. high teacher, chris Davisson, organized the course along with blossomland officials.
to prepare for this unique challenge, blossomland teachers gave rmeS Jr. high students a three-day training session, covering topics such as physical and emotional disabilities, and led students through a number of activities. to make the experience real from a blossomland student’s perspective, rmeS students had to perform various activities while coping with a disability. other students were coached on how to encourage those students, from using plain and specific language, to physically demonstrating how to successfully complete the activity in a way that is easily understood.
rmeS students interact with blossomland students twice weekly through activities such as cooking, exploring nature, and
more. blossomland students even participate in a rmeS Field Day in the spring, where students run relay races together. recent peer-to-peer activities include exploring leaves outside and taking photographs.
the benefits to rmeS students are seen by teachers and parents. Several parents have remarked how their students’ attitudes have improved, and how accepting of others their students had become.
this life-changing course is part of our Jr. high mini-course program, where 7th- and 8th-graders take six short courses each quarter, for a total of48mini-coursesbeforegraduatingfrom the 8th grade. peer-to-peer counts as an “outreach” credit. a total of two outreach credits is required for graduation.
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The FourTh Watch coNtINueD
What prayer should we be praying? I am drawn to Jesus’ prayer on the eve of his death. “‘holy Father, protect them[hisdisciples/hischurch]bythepower of your name—the name you gave me—so that they may be one as we are one’” (John 17:11 NIv). he had much he could have been interceding to the Father about—the safety of his disciples in the impending clandestine arrest and kangaroo trial he was facing, the global expansion of the fledgling movement he was leaving behind, the triumph of the new theology that would burst the seams of Judaism. but instead, four times in that single prayer, christ pleads with the Father “that they may be one” (John 17:11, 21-23). our unity wasverymuchonthesufferingheartof the Savior.
Does his prayer for unity—“that they may be one”—imply that all his disciples would always “be one” as to their understanding of the will of god, even the Word of god? the subsequent events of the early church chronicled in the book of acts are sufficient, inspired evidence to conclude that the divine gift of unity is not premised upon unanimous agreement. paul and barnabas agreed to disagree. the church council in acts 15 began with major disagreements. and yet throughout acts as they humbly submitted to christ, the bond of his unity continued to prevail—even when they disagreed.
What does that mean for this new study committee? In the record of the early church there
is surely embedded the promise that the unity of Jesus can prevail in our own community of faith as we seek agreement in the midst of our disagreement. think of the witness, if our prayers for unity within the toSc and the wider world church were answered! “unity in diversity among god’s children—the manifestation of love and forbearance in spite of difference of disposition—this is the testimony that god sent his Son into the world to save sinners. . . . this unity is the most convincing proof to the world of the majesty and virtue of christ, and of his power to take away sin. the powers of darkness stand a poor chance against believers who love one another as christ has loved them, who refuse to create alienation and strife, who stand together, who are kind, courteous, and tender-hearted, cherishing the faith that works by love and purifies the soul. . . . In unity there is a life, a power, that can be obtained in no other way” (Sons and Daughters of god 286).
So would you please join me in claiming the promise of unity in Jesus’ prayer? after all, when people as diverse as you and I, are bound together in unity by a radical love for one another, what could be more convincing of the gospel’s power to transform and elevate fallen humanity than that? For this reason alone unity is not an option for the church—it is christ’s mandate, his passionate prayer.
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preSIDINg paStor: Don Dronen; orgaNISt: Kenneth loganWorShIp IN muSIc: Journey; Joshua goines, co-director
“...and worship him...”
...in seekingOpening Voluntary Jesus Calls Us; O’er the Tumult / emma Lou Diemer
Introit Marching to Zion / Robert Lowry
Invocation Dwight K. Nelson
...in praising & prayingHymn of Praise Marching to Zion / 422
Congregational Prayer Don Dronen
Worship in Music If I Can Help Somebody / Nathan Carter
...in learningMartin Luther King Jr. Celebration lauren matacioLegacy of Freedom Award 2013 mlK celebration committee
The Word ephesians4:11-16NIV/darlene&RoyPuymon
Children’s Offering Jesus, guide Our Way / Paul Manz
Children’s Story
Hymn of Preparation Come, Come, Ye Saints / 622
Sermon “2 b Friends: get on your mark, get Set, groW!” Dwight K. Nelson
...in connecting & committingConnect Card, Tithes, & Offerings michigan advance partners
Hymn of Commitment Let Us Break Bread Together /403
...in goingBenediction
Closing Voluntary The gift of Love / Janet Linker
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muSic alIvehoW It happeNeD
ro b e r t l o w r y ( 1 8 2 6 - 1 8 9 9 ) composed the music for hymn
no. 422,“Marching to Zion.” Born inphiladelphia, lowry at age 17 became a member of the First baptist church. he later served as a pastor in New york and New Jersey. he was a sacred songbook editor and composer of music. lowry once was asked for his method of composition. he replied,
“I have no method.. . .there is music running through [my brain] all thetime. I do not pick out my music on the keys of an instrument. the tunes of nearly all the hymns I have written have been completed on paper before I tried them on the organ.Frequently the words of the hymn and the music have been written at the same time.”
So christ himself gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the pastors and teachers, to equip his people for works of service, so that the body of christ may be built up until we all reach unity in the faith and in the knowledge of the Son of god and become mature, attaining to the whole measure of the fullness of christ.
Then we will no longer be infants, tossed back and forth by the waves, and blown here and there by every wind of teaching and by the cunning and craftiness of people in their deceitful scheming.
Instead, speaking the truth in love, we will grow to become in every respect the mature body of him who is the head, that is, christ.
From him the whole body, joined and held together by every sup-porting ligament, grows and builds itself up in love, as each part does its work.
The WorD ePheSiAnS4:11-16NIV
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WorShIp leaDer: José bourget; praISe leaDer: JustinMcAuliffeorgaNISt: Kenneth logan; muSIc DIrector: Joshua goines
WorShIp IN muSIc: Journey; Joshua goines, co-director
the Kids library (in the church lobby) loans quiet activities to young families.
opening voluntaryJesus Calls Us; O’er the Tumult / emma Lou Diemer
invocation
martin luther King Jr. celebration legacy of Freedom awardpresented by larry ulery, 2013 mlK celebration committee
Songs of praise
prayer
Baptism alanzo lorenzo ewerswith esther R. Knott
worship in musicIf I Can Help Somebody / Nathan Carter
worship in message “2 b Friends: get on your mark, get Set, groW!”Dwight K. Nelson
worship in commitment(ConnectCard,Tithes,&offerings)Let Us Break Bread Together / 403
closing voluntaryThe gift of Love / Janet Linker
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worShip calendaras an intergenerational, interracial, and international faith community, we ex-perience life at all stages. We want to meaningfully celebrate god’s blessings and intercessions throughout our lives. During these moments our church “family” identifies with our most common connection to one another through Jesus christ while sharing in the diversity of his creation. through the course our worship calendar we will partake in a variety of celebrations that include “Feast of hymns,” “black history Sabbath,” “pathfinder Sabbath,” graduations, and many more.
child dedicaTionSmary and Joseph modeled for us the value of bringing our children to the temple to be dedicated to the lord when they did so with Jesus (luke 2). then Jesus himself blessed the children, after rebuking the disciples for keeping them away (mark 10:16). children are of the utmost value to the creator of this world! this dedication emphasizes thanks to god for the miracle of birth, commits the parents in rearing the child in the love of christ, and commits the congregation to provide support for the parents in their responsibility.
BapTiSmSthe ancient practice of baptism represents a death to a sinful life and the resurrection of a new life purposed to walk with Jesus christ. It’s a public declaration that you are his disciple and a commitment to be faithful in fol-lowing him. When you are baptized you join the body of christ (1 corin-thians 12) which is why we want to celebrate this together. We join all of heaven and its angels, rejoicing about your newfound forever Friend and Savior, Jesus christ.
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pmc FamilY veSperScome and enjoy music and the study-ing of god’s word at 5:30 in the youth chapel this evening.
weighT oF The naTionthe Dowagiac Seventh-day adven-tist church will be showing parts 2 through 4 of the hBo documentary“the Weight of the Nation” on Janu-ary 22, January 29, and February 5, all at7PM.Thechurch is locatedat410hill Street. “the Weight of the Nation” is a presentation of hbo and the Insti-tute of medicine, in association with the centers for Disease control. the documentary examines the facts and myths of this urgent public health is-sue, showinghowobesityaffects thehealth of the nation and the health care system. this is a Free community Service event. please contact melody Wallace, Rn, at 269.782.0457 or [email protected].
KniTTing hearTS TogeTher
the Knitting hearts together group will meet at 7 pm on tuesday, Janu-ary 22, at the maccarty home at 4541 Timberland drive. Contact Al-ice Williams ([email protected]; 471.3373;461.6815)orLynMacCarty([email protected]; 471.9060;208.3377) for more info.
depreSSion recoverY there will be a Depression recov-ery Seminar on tuesdays, starting January 22, 6:30 pm, at the village SDa church. Dr. Neil Nedley’s De-pression recovery program has successfully helped many people. Now you, too, can participate in this life-changing program. to join and register in this eight-part series or for more information, call rhon-daJohnson(471.7795).
winTer Film SerieScelebrate god’s creation as we begin our series by viewing the film Meta-morphosis: The Beauty and Design of Butterfliesat4PMonSabbath,January26, in the harold e. heidtke amphithe-ater in price hall (Science complex). –Sponsored by the Family Life Commit-tee & AU Biology Department.
ScrapBooKing TogeTherScrapbookers and cardmakers, you are invited to the first crop of 2013 on Sunday, January 27, from 1 to 5 pm in the pmc commons. bring your project to work on and enjoy the company of others. We provide refreshments and prizes. email [email protected] or471-3134andletusknowyouarecoming. We will be making cards to send to military personnel. No charge. Invite your community friends.
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SaTelliTe YouTh veSperS: “exTreme maKeover:
SpiriTual ediTion”Join us on Friday, February 1, at 7 pm in the pmc youth chapel for “extreme makeover: Spiritual edition.” a pro-gram by high-school-aged youth for high-school-aged youth.
Blood drivethe american red cross and andrews university are teaming together to sponsor a blood drive on tuesday, February 5, and Wednesday, Febru-ary6, from1to6:45PMinthePMCcommons. For more information or to schedule your appointment visit redcrossblood.org (sponsor code is: andrewsuniversity).
2013 luc YouTh evangeliSm congreSS
the 2013 luc youth evangelism con-gress is an unprecedented congress in which hundreds of official youth and young adult delegates, who have been appointed and supported by the local church leadership, are going to come together to be empowered and resourced with practical evange-lism tools which they will implement back in their local churches. they will be meeting February 8-10 in chicago. visit www.jesusallornothing.org or contact Justinyang at 269.471.8388,269.487.6633, or [email protected] for more information.
volunTeer aT n2nJoin our Neighbor to Neighbor family andmakeadifference.Weneedmenand women volunteers.
annual coupleS agape celeBraTion
married couples of all ages are invited to join us on Friday, February 15, at 6 pm in the pmc commons for the annual pmc couples agape celebration. contact Sherrie at 471.3134 to make your reservationand payment by February 6. you may request a vegan meal. –Sponsored by the Family Life Committee
memorieS and phoToSare you a former pmc evergreen path-finder? as part of the upcoming path-finder Sabbath (2/16/13),wewant tocommemorate our 60th year. If you have memories or photos (scanned, please) you’d like to share, please email [email protected].
ThanK Youmany thanks to my pioneer church family for the visits, prayers, and sup-port during my recent unexpected week in the St. Joseph hospital. the beautiful plant welcomed me to my hospital room where many comment-ed on it. Now, let the home healing continue! –Larry Bothe
many thanks for the prayers on the death of our brother and uncle, bud moon. this has been especially diffi-cult after our mother and grandmoth-er carolyn lawson’s death six weeks before. We appreciate the warm sup-port of our pmc family.–Kathy ekkens & Karen Case & family
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we mournWe mourn with the following families: ron, eve and Daniel ghisolf-astacio on the death of Julio astacio on Novem-ber 2 in round lake beach, Illinois. a memorial service was held on Novem-ber 5 at the South Shore Spanish SDa church. gunilla Daaku on the sudden death of her mother, victoria Daaku, on January 8 in ghana, West africa. a me-morial service will be held there in late February. ray peterson on the death of his brother, eugene, on January 12 in east moline, Illinois. Funeral arrange-ments are pending at this time. With each of these families, we are looking forward to the resurrection morning. “even so come, lord Jesus.”
Senior ciTiZen walKcome join the Senior citizens for a walking spree every monday through Friday in the Johnson gym (at au) from 8 to 9 am. you will need a parking permit ($10) which can be purchased at the campus Safety office. For more informationcall269.471.2017.
Balance STudYa group of physical therapy students is looking for participants for a re-search study who are 1-year post-stroke and have balance problems. participants will be treated with different therapeutic interventionswhile utilizing a harness suspension system for balance training. all po-tential participants must be screened to ensure they are appropriate for the study. For more info contact: ro-gelio Pulido 479.220.9894 or RindyFairchild 913.832.8561.
miniSTering hope To hurTing hearTS
open your heart and church to help-ing abuse victims. ministry training will be offered February 22-24, atadventist Frontier missions. register online at adventsource.org or call ad-ventsource 1.800.328.0525.• Recognizesignsofabuse.• Learn the steps for the healingprocess.• Learnhowtohelphurtingpeople.• Visionministryinyourcommunity.• Getresources&ideasforministry.
BuS driverS neededharbor of hope is growing! We need bus drivers with a CdL and P/A en-dorsements to drive a bus for us once per month. If you are interested or would like more info, please call pas-torWalter269.845.5371.
nicaragua YouTh miSSion Trip
JulY 17—auguST 5 We are still accepting applications for the Nicaragua mission trip. come help us share Jesus with another part of the world. If you are interested, con-tact pastor goetz at [email protected].
STreSS managemenTDr. peter pribis will help you discover the joy of living without stress and anxiety in a free stress management seminaronJanuary17and24attheNiles SDa School gym at 7 pm. please [email protected].
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SaBBaTh StuDy SaNctuary 10:30 am
Song Service christina carroll
welcome terry robertson
Special Feature missions
offertory
Bible Study “TheCreationCompleted“/Classes
Theme Song Make Me a Blessing
Make me a blessing; make me a blessing.Out of my life may Jesus shine.
Make me a blessing; O Savior, I pray.Make me a blessing; to someone today.
“make me a blessing,” Ira bishop Wilson©1924,Renewed1952WordMusic,LLC;usedbyPermission.CCLiLicense#392652
Benediction christina carroll
orgaNISt: Kenneth loganoFFertory: lizette ochoa maldonado, soprano; mariela escobedo, piano
healTh and wellneSS eveNtSrunning club and walking club
Sun.•8AM•PMCparkinglotthere are several pace groups, so you’re
sure to find the one that fits you.beginners welcome!
new! aquaerobics classMon.&Wed.•8:30-9:30AM•AuPool
you will need a low-cost class punchcard available at the pool office located just
offtheJohnsonGymparkinglot.Workonstrength and cardiovascular improvement in both ends of the pool at your own pace
and comfort level. beginners welcome! taught by a certified group Fitness Instruc-
tor who is also a Water Safety Instructor.
group exercise classMon.&Thurs.•6-7PM•PMCCommons
Work on strength, balance, and flexibility with free weights and light balls.
half the time is working out while standing and the other half while lying on a mat.
new! chair exercise classMon.&Thurs.•7:15-8PM•PMCCommonsWork on strength, balance, and flexibility with free weights and light balls. the class will be conducted either standing behind
a chair or while seated on it.a good class for those who have not exer-
cised in a while but want to start!
exercise classes taught by a certified group Fitness instructor.
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[miscellaneousadult] Something In common Seventh-day adventist beliefs
collegiaTe h&m (hispanic - religion amphitheater)
people on the move (pmc)
the Well (buller—238)
Young adulTham horn museum (downstairs)
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group 1group 2 (Portuguese/Brazilian)group 3Group4(yugoslavian)
group 5group 6group 7group 8group 9 (Spanish)
group 10group 11 (balcony)
conference roomIndonesian class
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SeminarY groupS N108 (collegiate)
N110N120 (New life church choir)
N150 N211 (Small group)
N235N310 (russian)
N335 (Spanish)
S215 (French) S340(upper room)
adulT @ au main lounge Faculty lounge back to basicsliving Word Fellowship
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current events (buller—135)
Journey through the New testament(nethery—143)
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miniSTerS[music]Kenneth [email protected]
[media ministries] Nick Wolfer [email protected]
STaFF[admin.assistant]genaida [email protected]
[clerk]Jackie [email protected]
[executiveassistant] Sherrie [email protected]
[asst. media director] Jonathan lapointe [email protected]
[admin. assistant] lailane [email protected] 471.3543
[graphic designer]Rachelleoffenback [email protected]
[assistanttreasurer] Joann [email protected]
[maintenance] larry White [email protected]
conTacTS
paSTorS[chaplain/pioneer]José bourget
[pastoralcare] Don [email protected]
471.3133
[youthministries] micheal [email protected]
471.6176
[discipleship] esther [email protected]
471.6153
[harborofhope] taurus [email protected]
662.998.5681
[seniorpastor]Dwight K. Nelson [email protected]
471.3134
[chaplain/newlife]timothy p. [email protected]
471.3212
[chaplain/oneplace]Japhet De oliveira [email protected]
471.6282
[thisgenerationevangelism]rodlie [email protected]
471.6154
[stewardship]Sharon [email protected]
471.6151
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miniSTrieS[adventurers]KathyCapps
[deacons][email protected]
471.0328
[deaconesses][email protected]
473.2175
[elders]Russell&[email protected]
473.3738
[health][email protected]
[pathfinders][email protected]
815.5090
[publicaddress][email protected]
[GRoWgroups][email protected]
269.519.2801
SaBBaTh School [birth-grade1][email protected]
[grade2-earliteen][email protected]
[adult][email protected]
our SchoolS[ruthmurdoch/K-8]David [email protected]
[andrewsacademy][email protected] 471.3148
[andrewsuniversity][email protected]/800.253.2874
pmchurch meDIaTeleviSionWhMeTV46 Sunday noon & midnight
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radioWauS - 90.7 Fm
Sabbath 11:30 a.m.
8655 uNIverSIty boulevarD BeRRienSPRinGS,Mi49103Phone269.471.3133−FAx269.471.6152
coming SooN1/26 Dwight K. Nelson
“2 b Friends: groW up!”
2/02 Dan Jackson“the cost of Discipleship”
univerSiTY veSperS FrIDay @ 7:30 pm, pmc SaNctuary
We want to invite you to be a part of this experience to rest, revive, and reconnect.
1. 25.13 evan Knott2 .1.13 Dan Jackson2 .8.13 carlton byrd2.15.13 Danny hernandez2.22 .13 Justin Kim3.1.13 victor marley3.8.13 paddy mccoy3. 29.13 mark Finley