JUNE 11, Living on the Edge with God 2. PIONEER ONE PAGE 8 PIONEER TWO PAGE weeks until Hope Trending

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1 JUNE 11, 2016 Living on the Edge with God 2 PIONEER ONE PAGE 8 PIONEER TWO PAGE weeks until Hope Trending

2 WHO WE ARE WELCOME to Pioneer Imagine the joy that a family feels when a new baby is born! Parents envision the years of happiness that this child will bring and each life that this new baby will touch. This Sabbath, we welcome you to a church that just added over 95,000 new members into its family. As a result of intense ground work followed by two weeks of evangelistic campaigns, the country of Rwanda made Adventist history with a record baptism in May. Although the beautiful African nation is over 7,000 miles away, we rejoice with angels and God s people all over the globe as we welcome our new family members. With the same joy, we extend our arms in welcome to you today and pray that you are blessed as we worship our Father. Felecia Datus, PMC Copy Editor PIONEER MEMORIAL CHURCH 8655 UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD, BERRIEN SPRINGS, MI OFFICE HOURS Monday Thursday (8 to 5) Friday (8 to 12) PHONE FAX LIVE STREAMING Sabbath 1 1:45 AM ONLINE RADIO WAUS 90.7 FM Sabbath 1 1:30 AM DIGITAL BULLETIN Scan this code to get your digital copy of this week's bulletin. FIND A SABBATH SCHOOL 2 PIONEER MEMORIAL CHURCH

3 CONTENTS FIND IT HERE CONNECT GROW SERVE GO 4 THE FOURTH WATCH BLOG Now That We Know Who's Running for President What Next? 6 PIONEER LIFE Helping People Find the Way 8 PIONEER ONE 9:00 AM Worship 10 SABBATH SCHOOL Last Day Events 11 PIONEER TWO 1 1:45 AM Worship 12 ANNOUNCEMENTS 14 GROW GROUP CATALOG 20 FAMILY FINANCES JUNE 1 1,

4 THE FOURTH WATCH BLOG NOW THAT WE KNOW WHO S RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT WHAT NEXT? BY DWIGHT K. NELSON M onths ago (it seems like years now, doesn t it?) when Ben Carson announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for President, the North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists released the following statement: While individual church members are free to support or oppose any candidate for office as they see fit, it is crucial that the Church as an institution remain neutral on all candidates for office. Care should be taken that the pulpit and all church property remain a neutral space when it comes to elections. Church employees must also exercise extreme care not to express views in their denominational capacity about any candidate for office, including Dr. Carson (NAD/Michigan Conference ). The fact that Dr. Carson is a practicing Seventh-day Adventist no doubt necessitated this official ecclesiastical pronouncement. But thirteen months later Ben Carson and the rest of the twenty or so candidates for the major political parties nominations for president are no longer on center stage. Rather as the result of primaries this week across the nation it seems clear (certainly to the press and political talking heads at least) that the presumptive nominees for President of the United States from the two major parties are Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. In keeping with the North American church s position of political neutrality and its advice that pulpits and pastors maintain that neutrality in their public communications, this blog will obviously not be taking or advocating political sides. That does not, however, mean that we as a people (pastors and parishioners alike) should remain silent in the face of blatant attacks on or denials of deeply held moral values or biblical truths. Political neutrality is not moral neutrality. Russell Moore, head of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention and recognized chief policy spokesman for the denomination, raised eyebrows when a Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) interview with him was posted on the CBN website June 3. When asked what he would pray for were Donald Trump to become President, Moore replied: My primary prayer for Donald Trump is that he would first of all repent of sin and come to faith in Jesus Christ. That s my prayer for any lost person.... And the same thing would be true in terms of Hillary Clinton. ( southern-baptist-leader-donald-trumpa-lost-soul-who-must-repent/) While I disagree with the premise that all occupants of the Oval Office must be born again Christians (our nation has been well served by presidents not of my own evan- 4 PIONEER MEMORIAL CHURCH

5 gelical persuasion), who could challenge a Christian s prayers for all presidential candidates this election year to come to know Jesus Christ as their personal Savior and humbly but confidently follow Him in their exercise of the presidential office? While the office of President is not a Christian or even spiritual office, it is still a position of powerful moral influence for this nation and for the world. But perhaps Russell Moore made his most thoughtful point when in the interview he acknowledged: Regardless of what happens in November, my primary focus is not November 2016 my primary focus is 2017 and preparing the church to be a church which is going to have to be a sign of contradiction regardless of whether Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump is in the White House. (Ibid.) A sign of contradiction isn t that what Jesus was signaling when He replied to the Roman governor, My kingdom is not of this world. If it were, my servants would fight.... But now my kingdom is from another place (John 18:36)? As radical followers of Christ, we take our marching orders not from a political party nor from a charismatic leader we obey the uncompromising directives of the Most High God. There are political positions held by both major party candidates that the disciple of Christ chooses not to embrace. We don t need to picket or protest the candidate s appearances. But now more than ever in history we need to pray for the nation we will all wake up to the morning after the election. Righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a disgrace to any people (Proverbs 14:34). You can follow Pastor Dwight s blog at JUNE 1 1,

6 PIONEER LIFE HELPING PEOPLE FIND THE WAY BY DON WILSON I magine arriving at a major airport and attempting to find a certain concourse and particular gate without any signage. Passengers, flight crews, and airport workers would be going from gate to gate at an increasingly frenzied pace in order to find and board flights or check-in at work assignments. Gate agents and security officers would quickly resort to makeshift signs hastily prepared in a myriad of writing styles and colors. Such efforts would help, but many would still find themselves disoriented or just plain lost in the shuffle. The Pioneer Memorial Church is hardly an airport terminal, but on Sabbath mornings and other times of high use, waymarks, or signage, serve an important function in guidance to a specific room or worship area. Long-term members most likely do not pay attention to wayfinding signs or to those identifying a particular room. Even so, there is a subconscious prompting provided by signs, arrows, and symbols as well as colors. For visitors, the need for signage is quite apparent. How many retail shoppers simply give up and leave a store, often with a vow of never to return, when it seems that nothing can be found or it is perceived that they are not welcomed? 6 PIONEER MEMORIAL CHURCH Visitors quickly form a first impression upon entering PMC, often before meeting a greeter, and informative signage assists them in finding their way. Signs also play an important role in communicating various messages such as that of feeling welcomed, secure, and an awareness of mission. When originally constructed PMC was fitted with signage on doors, some of which remained. But, over the years signs were removed and when the wings were added, most all of the original signage

7 need for wayfinding signs with arrows for orientation, room identification signage, and to hanging signs that would be visible when walking down halls. A uniform design allowing for future changes to the printed media insert was selected for all applications. Additionally, the church logo was included on directional signs to increase mission awareness and all rooms were numbered to assist in emergency response and room key identification. The Building Committee is pleased to report that the project is now finished and includes 183 signs. Thank you for providing the Church Operating and Building Improvement funds with the resources to allow for this project to be completed along with the many others that are needed to keep Pioneer Memorial in an attractive, secure and welcoming condition. In John 14:6 NKJV Christ proclaims, I am the way. The mission of PMC is the mission of Christ and it is evidenced in many forms. A welcoming, informative environment is enhanced with appropriate signage and these waymarks play a small but silent role in directing all who enter to The Way. Don Wilson is the Chair of the Finance Committee here at PMC. was discarded and only restrooms were identified with the new construction. Wayfinding signage evolved in various forms and was typically taped to walls as were signs identifying Sabbath School rooms and other meeting areas. In the spring of last year, the PMC Building Committee addressed the long-standing need for uniform signage throughout the building. A sub-committee was formed to study messaging, design, and installation. Focus was given to the SUPPORT THIS MINISTRY Please indicate "PMC Operating Expense" on your tithe envelope. JUNE 11,

8 PIONEER ONE 9:00 AM WE WORSHIP CONNECT GROW SERVE GO Opening Voluntary Introit Call to Worship Christ We Shall Praise Well Johann Sebastian Bach O God, Our Help in Ages Past William Croft Russell Burrill We have been blessed by the Father, who has been faithful to us. As thankful stewards, we will remain faithful to God. We come together this day to delight in offering our gifts. Let us worship the God who loves when we delight in giving. Doxology Praise God, From Whom All Blessings Flow 2 Invocation Dwight K. Nelson Hymn of Praise O Worship the King 83 Congregational Prayer Worship in Music Russell Burrill Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee st. 1 of 241 Love's Greeting Edward Elgar I Thank My God Evelyn Savory / Jeannie Liederman Ruth Murdoch Elementary School / Andrews Academy Children s Story Scripture Poor Wayfaring Stranger / You Are Blessed, Who Live in Unswerving Faith D. Hustad / J. Brahms 2 Corinthians 9:6-9 NIV Philip & Vida Giddings Remember this: Whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows generously will also reap generously. Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver. And God is able to bless you abundantly, so that in all things at all times, having all that you need, you will abound in every good work. As it is written: They have freely scattered their gifts to the poor; their righteousness endures forever. 8 PIONEER MEMORIAL CHURCH

9 Hymn of Preparation For the Beauty of the Earth 565 Sermon The Widow Factor: Living on the Edge with God 2 Dwight K. Nelson Connect Cards, Tithes & Offerings World Budget Hymn of Commitment Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus 524 Benediction Closing Voluntary O God, Faithful God Johannes Brahms PRESIDING PASTOR: Russell Burrill; ORGANIST: Kenneth Logan WORSHIP IN MUSIC: Carlos Lozano, violin; Analiz Lozano, piano MUSIC ALIVE BLESSED AND MORE T he English translation "blessed" does not wrap itself around the full meaning of "selig," a word that occurs in the German title of organ offertory music today. No, "selig" does not merely mean "blessed," although that word is indeed a wonderful word rich in meaning. "Selig" also means "beatified" or "blissful." Surely there must be many further shades of meaning, too, shades that further deepen and broaden the concept. In his organ setting of a German chorale melody using this word, Johannes Brahms enfolds and undergirds the melody with gently rolling musical figures, perhaps to exemplify a blissful, quietly-ecstatic emotional state. Finally, a lone note in the pedal sounds, perhaps signifying a simple, firm, unswerving foundation for one's faith. JUNE 1 1,

10 SABBATH SCHOOL 10:30 AM WE STUDY CONNECT GROW SERVE GO Song Service Vladimir Slavujevic Opening Hymn O, How I Love Jesus 248 Welcome & Prayer Philip Giddings III Scriptural Enrichment Isaiah 41:6-13, Genesis 3:15, and John 3:16 Sabbath School Members Special Music Special Feature Set Your Mind Christine Neveu-Cathian "Treasure Island/Mauritius" Mervin Cathian & Christine Nevue-Cathian Offertory Bible Study Theme Song Last Day Events Classes Make Me a Blessing Benediction 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, Renewed 1952 Word Music, LLC; Used by Permission. CCLI License # Vladimir Slavujevic ORGANIST: Kenneth Logan OFFERTORY: Jeremy McIntyre, tenor; Joshua Goines, piano 10 PIONEER MEMORIAL CHURCH

11 WE PRAISE CONNECT GROW SERVE GO PIONEER TWO 11:45 AM As We Begin O God, Our Help in Ages Past William Croft Praise O Worship the King Our God Our God Reigns Enough Prayer Russell Burrill I Thank My God Evelyn Savory / Jeannie Liederman Ruth Murdoch Elementary School / Andrews Academy Children's Story Poor Wayfaring Stranger / You Are Blessed, Who Live in Unswerving Faith D. Hustad / J. Brahms Worship in Music Love's Greeting Edward Elgar Sermon The Widow Factor: Living on the Edge with God 2 Dwight K. Nelson Connect Card, Tithes & Offerings Hymn Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus 524 As We Depart O God, Faithful God Johannes Brahms WORSHIP COORDINATOR: José Bourget; ORGANIST: Kenneth Logan PIANO: Joshua Goines; BASS: L'Mar Will; ACOUSTIC GUITAR: Jerry Wasmer VOCALS: Ginger Ebanks, Jeremy McIntyre WORSHIP IN MUSIC: Carlos Lozano, violin; Analiz Lozano, piano JUNE 1 1,

12 ANNOUNCEMENTS SUBMIT announcements by ing or by going to Requests must be received Monday by 5:00 PM for consideration. NEXT WEEK'S OFFERING PMC Operating Expense SUNSET TODAY 9:20 SUNSET NEXT FRIDAY 9:23 PIONEER PULPIT DWIGHT K. NELSON The Widow Factor: Living on the Edge with God 3 (Celebration of the Cross) RODLIE ORTIZ God and Mr. Rogers: Won't You be My Neighbor? FINANCIAL FEATURE WORLD BUDGET Today our offering is taken for the World Church Budget. How fortunate we are to belong to a church which takes God s commission to go to all the world and share the Good News seriously. In order to do just that, God asks some of us to literally leave the familiar and live among strangers in order to teach them about Salvation. The rest of us are called to support the spread of the gospel through our offerings. If we truly love our Lord, how can we do anything less than obey His command? Family Vespers TODAY 8:00 PM YOUTH CHAPEL Close the Sabbath with prayer and praise to our Creator. Join a GROW Group! Summer GROW Groups are here! Take this opportunity to invite friends from church, your neighborhood, or work to join you while connecting with God in a safe and fun environment. There is a GROW group for everyone! You can find a great list of groups at the following link: "A Place To Grow" Berrien Film Project TOMORROW 6:00 PM HOWARD PERFORMING ARTS CENTER The Berrien Film Project invites the public to attend a special screening of its film, A Place to Grow, a documentary about the community of Berrien Springs-Oronoko Township. Admission is free; no tickets required. For a preview and trailers, visit facebook.com/berrienfilmproject. Master Guide Staff Seminars JUNE 14 6:00 TO 8:00 PM JUNIOR GRADE 5 CLASSROOM Join us for four consecutive Tuesdays Master Guide Basic Staff Seminars. 12 PIONEER MEMORIAL CHURCH

13 The Journey to Wholeness Are you looking for a non-judgmental, Christ-centered, 12-step meeting, a safe place for healing? This weekly program is all about breaking the bondage of addiction. Share as much or as little as is comfortable for you. There is hope please join us. For meeting time and location call H 2 O Fit Class JUNE 7 TO JULY 28 7:30 TO 8:15 AM ANDREWS UNIVERSITY POOL Want to get fit this summer? Join this FREE new class with certified group fitness instructor Kathy Koudele. Open to everyone 18+ years old. Register at wellness@ andrews.edu (spots are limited). If you have questions, contact Kathy Koudele by ing koudelej@andrews.edu. Adventist Retirees of Michiana JUNE 23 9:00 AM TO 6:30 PM BROOKFIELD ZOO IN CHICAGO Join us on a trip to the Brookfield Zoo. If we have 45 people, we will leave by bus from the PMC parking lot at 9 AM and return to the same location. Contact Cleon or Sandra White ( or whitehkaa@ gmail.com) for pricing and details. RMES Annual Garage Sale JUNE 26 - JULY 1, AND JULY 3 Volunteers and donations needed. Please bring your donations to the gymnasium starting May 29. Donated items may include clothing, shoes, books, toys, kitchenware, arts and crafts, lawn care, furniture, appliances, and much more! For questions call Popcorn and a Program JULY 5 4:30 TO 5:30 PM N2N COMMUNITY ROOM (FRONT ENTRANCE) You are invited to join us at the next R.E.A.L. Well-Being Café for popcorn and a program. These presentations are held the first Tuesday of the month and serve to meet the spiritual, emotional or physical wellness needs of the community. If you've got a creative health-minded treat or a favorite topping for popcorn bring along a labeled sampling size. Don't forget to bring community friends. We'll see you there! Healthy Families: Building a Strong Foundation JULY Join the 4th annual Adventist Conference on Family Research & Practice. The conference is geared towards Family Life Professionals and those wanting to further their knowledge and practical application of family ministry. Register at Questions, acfrp@andrews.edu. More Announcements For more PMC and community announcements, visit our website at www. pmchurch.org/announcements. JUNE 1 1,

14 GROW GROUP CATALOG All are welcome! How to sign up: Key of Symbols 1 Look through the group selections. 2 Find the days and times that work with your schedule and what interests you. 3 If you have questions about a group, contact the group leader. 4 When you have made your selection, go to www. pmchurch.org/grow for the one-step registration. ACTIVITY Groups SUPPORT Groups HEALTH/WELLNESS Groups STUDY Groups DISCIPLESHIP Groups child friendly SOS SHARING SUPPORT SQUAD All day everyday Your own home Objective: Giving personnel that are directly or indirectly involved with urgent, critical, or emergency services situations and/or opportunities to share sorrowful or successful experiences. In addition, appreciation, affirmation, care, and concern for such personnel would be expressed freely. This group will meet online. You will receive further information upon signing up. Materials Needed: Computer/Phone and internet connection Meeting: Weekly, Jun. 26 Jul. 31, 2016 Leader: David Battle urgency2emergency@gmail.com Phone: PIONEER MEMORIAL CHURCH maximum size: 20

15 SABBATH SCHOOL LESSON PART 2 2:00-3:30 p.m. PMC Grade 5 Sabbath School Room Would you like to deepen your spiritual walk by delving into this 3rd quarter lesson? The lesson will discuss the role of the church in our communities. Can the church keep silent? Let's explore this topic and share views from other commentators. Light refreshment provided. Materials Needed: Sabbath School Quarterly, Bible and Notebook Meeting: Weekly, Jun. 26 Jul. 31, 2016 Leader: Gina Desrosiers gigidros@aol.com Phone: maximum size: 15 CREATION CARE 7:00-8:30 p.m PMC Grade 5 Sabbath School Room We will study what Scripture teaches us about our relationship to the environment. Several activities will help us appreciate nature and how to keep it beautiful. Materials Needed: Bible Meeting: Weekly, Jun. 27 Jul. 25, 2016 Leader: Bob Wilkins franww@andrews.edu Phone: maximum size: 15 GOD IN NATURE 7:00-8:30 p.m Rangeline Rd walk down hill on asphalted road, then 19 steps to dock A Pontoon boat ride on Lake Chapin as we contemplate God in nature and share our favorite Bible promises. Open to individuals, couples, and families. Boat only holds 7 people. Materials Needed: Bible and your favorite Bible promises. Light jacket. Sometimes it is cool on the lake. Meeting: Weekly, Jul. 11 Aug. 1, 2016 Leaders: Herald & Donna Habenicht donnah@andrews.edu Phone: maximum size: 7 JUNE 1 1,

16 GROW GROUP CATALOG TRANSCEND FEAR, RISK FAITH 7:00-8:00 p.m. PMC Teen Loft (Left Prayer Room) Discover how to discern God's call, transcend fear, risk faith, manage failure, and trust God. Helps you answer Christ's call to greater faith, power-filled deeds and a new way of knowing Him. Materials Needed: Bible, Participant's Guide to If You Want to Walk on Water, You've Got to Get Out of the Boat Meeting: Weekly, Jun. 28 Aug. 2, 2016 Leader: Bonnie Perry bperry9199@sbcglobal.net Phone: maximum size: 15 LEARN TO PLAY TAI CHI 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. PMC Teen Loft Learn Tai Chi simplified in 24 form. Learn to play and get fit as you practice it. Using slow movements, Tai Chi helps prevent illness while prolonging one s life. Come discover its mental benefits as well! Materials Needed: Comfortable clothes Meeting: Weekly, Jun. 29 Jul. 27, 2016 Leaders: Xiaoming Xu; Beverly Matiko (X) xu@andrews.edu; (B) matiko@andrews.edu Phone: (X) ; (B) maximum size: 15 DEVELOPING CULTURAL COMPETENCE 7:00-8:15 p.m. Bell Hall (Room 180) This interactive group experience will provide a place for participants to explore their own cultural identity/cultural formation and learn strategies to communicate with diverse individuals. Participants will explore ways to navigate cultural difference toward improving interpersonal relationships. Materials Needed: Personal journal Meeting: Weekly, Jun. 15 Jul. 13, 2016 Leaders: Stacey Nicely; Vinisha Rana (S) nicely@andrews.edu Phone: (S) ; (V) maximum size: PIONEER MEMORIAL CHURCH

17 BIBLE, BRAIN SCIENCE, & FAMILY 6:30-8:00 p.m Pokagon Road, Berrien Springs, MI This group will be discussing how the latest in brain science (presented in plain English) and Bible history share the identical family pattern, and how we can experience this model. This pattern is designed by God to help us see where and how our brokenness fits into His last-day plan for us. Materials Needed: Bible Meeting: Weekly, Jun. 30 Jul. 28, 2016 Leaders: Keith & Enoch Stokes keithwstokes@gmail.com Phone: maximum size: 12 THE MUSTARD SEED 7:00-8:00 p.m. PMC Grade 5 Sabbath School Room The focus is to study the scriptures of Christ, go out and make disciples. We will also be learning how to use social media and the web to reach out to those who want a relationship that is fulfilling which can be found only in Christ. Meeting: Weekly, Jun. 16 Jul. 28, 2016 Leader: Omwocha Nyaribo omwocha@andrews.edu Phone: maximum size: 20 A DISCIPLESHIP EXPERIENCE 7:00-8:00 p.m. PMC Teen Loft This group is about improving our Christian practices, making disciples of all with whom we come in contact. We will learn through sharing personal experience and focusing on Jesus. Meeting: Weekly, Jun. 24 Jul. 29, 2016 Leaders: Elizabeth Adesina; Yusuf Timothy (E) kemiadesina09@gmail.com; (Y) yusuf@andrews.edu Phone: (E) ; (Y) maximum size: 8 JUNE 1 1,

18 GROW GROUP CATALOG PRAYER IN ACTION 9:00-10:15 a.m. PMC Conference Room (During 1st Service)...prayer is the key in the hand of faith to unlock heaven's storehouse (SC 80). Anyone is welcome to join us as we seek God's blessing and guidance for the PMC congregation. We will spend time in prayer before and after the sermon, and meet where we can observe and hear the service. Materials Needed: A consecrated heart, dedicated to the task Meeting: Weekly, Jun. 25 Jul. 30, 2016 Leader: Katherine Smith smithreger@comcast.net Phone: maximum size: 8 MENTAL HEALTH A NEW MIND-SET 10:00-11:30 a.m. To Be Determined This group will explore the biblical perspective on mental health and wellness. We will discuss issues such as depression, anxiety, self-care, anger, suicide, death, fear, etc., as seen through the Bible. Meeting: Weekly, Jun. 18 Jul. 30, 2016 Leader: Perla Bastien-Larivaux, MA Intern Counselor mrspbl92@gmail.com Phone: maximum size: 8 PRAYER IN ACTION 11:45 a.m.-1:00 p.m. PMC Conference Room (During 2nd Service)...prayer is the key in the hand of faith to unlock heaven's storehouse (SC 80). Anyone is welcome to join us as we seek God's blessing and guidance for the PMC congregation. We will spend time in prayer before and after the sermon, and meet where we can observe and hear the service. Materials Needed: A consecrated heart, dedicated to the task Meeting: Weekly, Jun. 25 Jul. 30, 2016 Leader: Andrea Gibbs gibbsak@hotmail.com Phone: maximum size: 8 18 PIONEER MEMORIAL CHURCH

19 FRIENDSHIP, CANOE, AND KAYAK 3:00-6:00 p.m. PMC Parking Lot Enjoy God's wonderful gift of water and nature as we explore different waterways in SW Michigan. Bring a sack lunch if you would like to fellowship afterwards. Come to the first meeting prepared to go out on the water. Together we will plan a schedule of destinations and times. Materials Needed: Bring your canoe or kayak Meeting: Weekly, Jun. 18 Aug. 6, 2016 Leaders: Sharon & Ken Straw; Duane & Lori Covrig s: (S) sharonstraw72@gmail.com; (L) loricovrig@yahoo.com Phone: (S) ; (D) maximum size: 25 LIFE AFTER DIVORCE 4:00-5:00 p.m. PMC Grade 6 Sabbath School Room This group will create a safe, secure, and confidential environment in which to express yourself. We will present coping methods for dealing with daily challenges as well as strengthening your relationship with Christ. Materials Needed: Bible, Journal, pen or pencil Meeting: Weekly, Jun. 25 Jul. 30, 2016 Leaders: Antoinette Napier-Cooper; Carrisa Andrews (A) aenc5@yahoo.com; (C) carissal@andrews.edu Phone: (A) ; (C) maximum size: 8 MAXIMUM MARRIAGE: LIFETIME OF LOVE 4:00-5:00 p.m. PMC Teen Loft (Right Prayer Room) This group is a special one for couples only with the authors of Married & Glad of It and Maximum Marriage. Spend this Sabbath with your mate and learn how to improve your skills, make your love last forever, grow spiritually, handle conflicts, and experience friendship and fun. Materials Needed: Provided Meeting: Weekly, Jun. 18 Aug. 13, 2016 Leaders: Roger & Margaret Dudley dudleym@andrews.edu Phone: maximum size: 16 JUNE 1 1,

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