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PIONEER MEMORIAL CHURCH THREE ANGELS, ONE WARNING: Global confusion at the end will cause sudden death the only known antidote for humans is radical devotion to Jesus combined with radical obedience to God. NOVEMBER 10, 2012 NOVEMBER 19, 2011 9:00 AM // PAGE 10 11:45 AM // PAGE 13

WELCOME! Welcome to another Sabbath here at Pioneer Memorial Church. Visitors, we are glad that you re here. Join us after second service in the PMC Commons for a home-cooked vegetarian meal. Welcome to Pioneer worship. FIND IT HERE PAGE FOUR Church Reports PAGE NINE Food Drive Information PAGE TEN Pioneer One PAGE TWELVE Sabbath School Pioneer Two PAGE FOURTEEN Pioneer People Announcements PAGE EIGHTEEN Healthy Holiday Meals PAGE TWENTY Sabbath School Directory PAGE TWENTY-TWO Contacts 2 THE FOURTH WATCH WWW.PMCHURCH.TV DO WE HAVE TO LOSE? All that s left of the election on this morning after is a handful of janitors in Chicago and Boston, sweeping up the scattered confetti or packing it away for another day. I realize we live in a world where life pretty much is defined by winning and losing, the victors and the vanquished. But in all candor, wouldn t it be glorious if we could come up with a way that would excise the sting of defeat from sports and politics and academics and business and church and relationships and life? You say but that s simply the way it is on this planet you win some, you lose some. Perhaps. But winsome it isn t, is it? And besides, who says we have to? After all in a land faraway and a time long ago there once was a Kingdom where there were no losers. Nobody suffered the sting of defeat or the agony of loss, simply because in that Continued on 7

REVIVAL & REFORMATION WE PRAY FOR OUR CHILDREN I almost cried. Two weeks ago on the edge of the Mediterranean, Melanie and I were two of five Adventists joining eight Jews in welcoming the Sabbath. After a few prayers and songs we all watched while the only parent-child combo stood and with hands stretched over the head of the child, the parent recited the blessing. It was touching. This Jewish tradition is on to something very powerful. Ellen G. White wrote in Child Guidance: The youth and children who have praying parents have been greatly privileged, for such have an opportunity to know and love God. But in our community it doesn t stop there. When I sat down with our Sabbath School teachers last week, I heard them express a passion to bless children and families. I also see the same passion in our teachers at RMES. I often hear them praying over their students. From home to church to school, we pray on. Respected Christian researcher, George Barna, reminds us that our children need constant exposure to prayer, especially before they reach high school. He believes that this maximizes their opportunity for a life-long commitment to God. Barna will be here on campus Wednesday, November 14 and we invite you to come and hear him. The pastoral leadership has two goals for this event: We want to affirm all you who faithfully work with our children. And secondly, we want to encourage you to be intentional as the home, the school, and the church work together to grow our children into true disciples of Jesus. Invite your friends in the community outside of our faith to come too. This is a Contagious Adventist event. Join us in praying and participating on November 14. Please pray: and its leaders. grow in Jesus. they continue to learn. teachers as they work with our own. congregation that have slipped away, that they might feel the need to come back to Jesus. presentations. 3

OPERATING FUND WOMEN S MINISTRIES / KNITTING FOR JESUS Looking for something to do indoors this fall and winter? Knitting is the perfect hobby to pursue. Better yet, pursue it with new friends and for a meaningful purpose. Knitting Hearts Together (KHT), a Women s Ministries outreach group, meets regularly to knit and crochet items like the shawl modeled by Cynthia Burrill. The items are given to folks in the community who are ill or have lost a loved one. Finished products are delivered to recipients by either one or two KHT members who take time to pray with them. The Holy Spirit often directs them to give the right item to the right person at the right time. In one instance, a shawl was made for a lady who had lost her mom, related Alice Williams. But somehow as hard as we tried, we couldn t connect with her. Eventually, the shawl was given to her on the oneyear anniversary of her mother s death. It was so meaningful to her that she received it on that special day. The Holy Spirit arranged the timing. It is not necessary to buy materials to participate. Donated yarn, crochet hooks, knitting needles and patterns are provided. You don t have to know how to knit either. We can teach you, said Lyn MacCarty. I didn t know how to knit or crochet when I joined. I heard one of the ladies say she learned to knit at the age of 4. I decided if a 4-year-old could learn, I could learn. For more information, please call Alice Williams. KHT has members as old as 93, as well as teens. Come join the fun! PRAY That our ministry will open hearts to God s love MORE INFO Alice Williams / 461.6815 alicew@andrews.edu OPERATING FUND GIVE TO LINE 2 Goal to-date $516,164 Received to-date $456,859 (Received to-date 2011) $458,618 As of November 3, 2012 4

MASTER PLAN OF EVANGELISM BENTON HARBOR SOUP KITCHEN / IT S HUNGER I recently read an email from someone at work, writing about an extended tour of China they took with a group. This is the sort of thing that travelers such as Hudson Taylor and Elizabeth Burton to Pearl Buck could only imagine. It sounded as if the tour was well-organized and the accommodations were good. Being Americans, though, there were those in the group who complained about something: the food. The food was prepared in the Chinese style, and for vegetarians such as my correspondent, allowances and substitutions were made to prevent using meat, especially unclean meat. But it would seem that, to some on the tour, the diet tended to get a little monotonous after a point. Never mind that they were tourists in a foreign land with access to the local style of cooking. They were ready to complain. It made me think about our regular turn at the Benton Harbor Soup Kitchen. We ve more or less settled on the same menu items to prepare every month. So do some of the other churches and organizations that take a turn at putting something together on a regular basis; they have their set menu as well. Part of it may be due to the feeling that if it goes over well, you don t change the game. And I ve never had a complaint about the repetition of the menu. On the contrary, our entrée has fans among those who show up. Because it s not tourism that brings them to the Soup Kitchen, it s hunger. And we re there to do something about it, if only for one meal and one day. PRAY That as we serve others God will transform them and us MORE INFO Daniel J. Drazen / 471.3319 drazen@andrews.edu MASTER PLAN OF EVANGELISM GIVE TO LINE 5 Goal to-date $113,388 Received to-date $91,767 (Received to-date 2011) $105,126 As of November 3, 2012 5

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION AA / RECONNECTING, REUNITING, REMEMBERING EVERY time I read the story of the prodigal son, my eyes water. I have this mental image in my mind of the son topping the hill, the father and son seeing each other They run They embrace Why? Because the son has come home. There is no place like home! Home is my favorite place to be any day of the week. Each time I go home, my eyes light up, and the excitement within me intensifies, simply because home is where I am safe with those I love. A few weeks ago, Andrews Academy celebrated its annual Home Coming or Alumni Weekend. The theme for the event was Reconnect, Reunite, and Remember. Many were able to reconnect with friends, some were reunited for the first time since that day they walked down the graduation aisle, and many memories were shared. My trust is that Andrews Academy played a positive role in the lives of the many smiling faces I saw. The lively laughter, the chats that took place between friends, and the showing off of children was a joy to see. I pray that as the alumni walked the halls of Andrews Academy again, they felt the excitement and safety of returning to a happy home. Coming Home is what this life we live today is all about. There will be a home-coming day for all of us that will be more exciting than any alumni weekend, no matter how much fun you find those to be. That day will be when we see our King Jesus come to take us home. My hope is that when we see Him, we will run and embrace our Savior, Jesus. PRAY That our school will feel like home to our students MORE INFO Robert Overstreet / 471.3148 overstrr@andrews.edu CHRISTIAN EDUCATION GIVE TO LINE 3 Goal to-date $198,264 Received to-date $166,681 (Received to-date 2011) $176,285 As of November 3, 2012 6

THE FOURTH WATCH Kingdom the rules of the game were that there is no game. Life is simply a glorious opportunity to spend yourself for the sake and success of everyone else. And so because no one set out to win, nobody had to be a loser. From the throne on down, self-giving was the secret of their happiness and the modus operandi of their peace. But you know the story well the tranquility of that peaceful and contented Kingdom was shattered the day someone made the dark decision that winning is really what matters most, winning at any cost. Which, of course, also meant losing at a very high cost a cost so high that it eventually cost the Kingdom a lost planet and a dying King. But before He died, Jesus taught the secret of His Kingdom in those CONTINUED radical words, Whoever wants to save their life will lose it, but whoever loses their life for me and the gospel will save it (Mark 8:35 NIV). Given this fallen culture, the King describes life in terms of winning and losing. But did you notice, the way to win is to lose? For whoever wants to be great among you must be your servant, and whoever wants to be first must be slave of all (Mark 10:43, 44). Gone now the sting of defeat, simply because you refuse to make winning your goal and you choose to make losing yourself in service to others your mission. Why, if every one of us chose to live by Christ s radical credo, the confetti we d be sweeping up would always be for someone else. 7

THANKSGIVING FAITH BASKETS ANNUAL THANKSGIVING COLLECTION NOVEMBER 17, 2012 // BOTH SERVICES Church members are invited to collaborate with the Evergreen Pathfinder Club by bringing food items or monetary gifts, which will help defray the cost of items purchased for distribution, to the annual collection next Sabbath. Families receiving food baskets next week will also receive a letter entitling them to an additional complimentary bag of perishable food items from Apple Valley Market. Non-perishable food items will be collected from the community on Sunday, November 11, by the Evergreen Pathfinders to add to the Sabbath donations. In the past as many as 175 families have been aided by this ministry in a single year. Great need is anticipated again this year. Thank you, in advance, for your support! NAMES OF FAMILIES IN NEED If you are a PMC member and know of a family in need, please call the church office at 471.3133 by Thursday noon, with their name, address, phone number and the number of family members. Only members of PMC can refer families for baskets. DELIVERY DRIVERS Are needed on November 17. Arrive at Neighbor to Neighbor at 4 PM to pick up names and bags of food to deliver throughout the community. SUGGESTED DONATIONS Pasta and Sauce Beans (Canned or Dried) Canned Fruits & Vegetables, Dry Cereal Cake or Cookie mixes Other Non-perishable Food Items Cash or Checks (made out to PMC). 8

REPLENISH N2N PANTRY Once again, Apple Valley is helping us sponsor a food drive for Neighbor to Neighbor by making cases of food available at just pennies above their cost. This food drive will run from October 14 through December 21, 2012. Here is how it works: 1. Take this sheet and check off the quantity of each case you wish to purchase. 2. Take the sheet to a cashier at Apple Valley. 3. Pay for the items. 4. Apple Valley will deliver the cases to Neighbor to Neighbor. *Case prices are subject to change & apply only to Apple Valley deliveries to Neighbor to Neighbor. PACK/SIZE ITEM COST* NUMBER 586-610 12/32 OZ GRAPE JELLY (VALUE TIME BRANDS) $16.33 586-651 12/32 OZ STRAWBERRY $24.19 593-301 12/18 OZ PEANUT BUTTER-CREAMY $22.23 593-335 12/18 OZ PEANUT BUTTER-CRUNCHY $22.23 591-347 24/20 OZ PINEAPPLE SLICES $24.41 587-915 16/24 OZ KETCHUP $13.04 561-134 12/30 OZ SALAD DRESSING $20.48 590-935 12/29 OZ SLICED PEACHES L/S $15.50 620-120 12/29 OZ FRUIT COCKTAIL $16.67 110-304 12/25.6 SPARTAN 8 QT DRY MILK $74.90 633-108 8/64OZ APPLE JUICE (VALUE TIME BRANDS) $13.49 591-206 24/15OZ PINTO BEANS $10.31 433-961 8/64OZ GRAPE COCKTAIL JUICE $11.51 591-438 12/14.5 CUT GREEN BEANS $13.75 586-701 24/15.5 CORN W/K $13.93 586-743 24/15OZ SWEET PEAS $14.66 620-203 24/12OZ EVAPORATED MILK $17.47 590-562 24/15OZ MIX VEGETABLES $14.03 426-510 12/12OZ EGG NOODLES $11.26 602-576 12/26OZ PASTA SAUCE PLAIN (LUIGI) $12.30 625-566 12/32OZ ELBOW MACARONI $22.57 625-061 12/32OZ SPAGHETTI REG $22.57 619-213 24/6.25 MAC/CHEESE DINNER $10.56 624-171 48/8OZ TOMATO SAUCE $11.86 419-408 12/8CT HOT COCOA $11.51 576-256 24/10.5OZ CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP $11.31 550-707 12/32OZ PANCAKE MIX $16.68 008-490 12/24OZ PANCAKE SYRUP $16.04 256-511 12/320Z LONG GRAIN RICE $12.16 172-205 24/16OZ VEGETABLE-OIL SPARTAN $31.10 034-686 12/12OZ SQ-HONEY $22.81 209-478 12/7OZ FROSTED FLAKE CEREAL $10.31 209-353 12/7OZ APPLE WHIRLS CEREAL $10.31 621-292 8/5LB ENRICHED FLOUR $12.71 620-179 10/4LB GRANULATED SUGAR $26.66 507-384 12/42OZ OATMEAL QUICK $26.60 069-864 24/16OZ LENTILS SPARTAN $21.24 9

PIONEER ONE 9:00 AM...and worship him......in seeking Opening Voluntary Introit Invocation Carillon / Dean Wagner Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven / Timothy Waugh Dwight K. Nelson...in praising & praying Hymn of Praise Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven / 4 Baptisms Congregational Prayer Worship in Music...in learning Abigail Linda Pribisova with Dwight K. Nelson Tracy J. Humphrey with Rodlie Ortiz Kaori Hatada with Rodlie Ortiz Sharon Terrell Bwana Asifiwe (Praise the Lord) / C. Moklebust The Word James 5:7-11 NRSV / Peter Van Bemmelen & Robert Wilkins Children s Story Hymn of Preparation Open My Eyes / 326 Sermon Three Angels, One Warning: Global Confusion Dwight K. Nelson...in connecting & committing Connect Card, Tithes, & Offerings World Budget / Annual Sacrifice Hymn of Commitment Stand Up! Stand Up for Jesus! / 618...in going Benediction Closing Voluntary Praise the Lord, O My Soul / Johann Herzog PRESIDING PASTOR: Sharon Terrell; ORGANIST: Kenneth Logan WORSHIP IN MUSIC: Andrews Academy Bell Choir, Byron Graves, director 10

THE WORD JAMES 5:7-11 NRSV Be patient, therefore, beloved, until the coming of the Lord. The farmer waits for the precious crop from the earth, being patient with it until it receives the early and the late rains. You also must be patient. Strengthen your hearts, for the coming of the Lord is near. Beloved, do not grumble against one another, so that you may not be judged. See, the Judge is standing at the doors! As an example of suffering and patience, beloved, take the prophets who spoke in the name of the Lord. Indeed we call blessed those who showed endurance. You have heard of the endurance of Job, and you have seen the purpose of the Lord, how the Lord is compassionate and merciful. MUSIC ALIVE CARILLON The name carillon, as used for an instrument, refers to a set of bells played generally by one player from a large set of keys. The tones of a full-sized carillon occupy a fairly wide range from high to low, and the lowest bells of such a carillon are extremely large and heavy. Carillons generally are best heard in an out-ofdoors context. However, handbells can imitate the sound of a carillon successfully, as in today s Opening Voluntary. And joyous indeed is the sound, though reduced in scope. Bells small bells proclaim in bright tones a joyous frame for Christian worship today. The joy continues in Bwana Asifiwe, an original composition with a Swahili title that means Praise the Lord. 11

SABBATH STUDY Song Service SANCTUARY 10:30 AM Christina Carroll Opening Hymn Christ for the World We Sing / 370 Welcome & Prayer Special Feature Offertory Bible Study Theme Song Judy and Bruce Wright Missions Andante / Felix Mendelssohn Victory Over Evil Forces / Classes 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, Renewed 1952 Word Music, LLC; Used by Permission. CCLI License #392652 Benediction Christina Carroll ORGANIST: Kenneth Logan OFFERTORY: Lishamarie Torres, horn; Mariela Escobedo, piano [see page 20/21 for Sabbath School directory & map] HEALTH AND WELLNESS EVENTS FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT PAUL & SHELLI MEULEMANS CALL: 269.277.3621 E-MAIL: health@pmchurch.org WEBSITE: www.pmchurch.org/health UPCOMING EVENTS: Healthy Holiday Meals Monday, November 12, 6-8 PM For more information see page 15. ONGOING EVENTS: Exercise classes (PMC Commons) Running Club (Meet at PMC Parking Lot) Walking Club (Meet at PMC Parking Lot) 12

PIONEER TWO 11:45 AM Opening Voluntary Carillon / Dean Wagner Introit Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven / Timothy Waugh Invocation Song of Praise Worship in Ordination Rodlie Ortiz Worship in Music & Praise Bwana Asifiwe (Praise the Lord) / C. Moklebust Worship in Word Three Angels, One Warning: Global Confusion Dwight K. Nelson Worship in Giving (Connect Card, Tithes, & Offerings) Stand Up! Stand Up for Jesus / 618 Closing Voluntary Praise the Lord, O My Soul / Johann Herzog The Kids Library (in the church lobby) loans quiet activities to young families. WORSHIP LEADER: José Bourget; PRAISE LEADER: Justin McAuliffe ORGANIST: Kenneth Logan; MUSIC DIRECTOR: Joshua Goines WORSHIP IN MUSIC: Andrews Academy Bell Choir, Byron Graves, director 13

PIONEER PEOPLE SUNSET TODAY: 5:30 SUNSET NEXT FRIDAY: 5:23 To submit a request to have an announcement printed in Pioneer Family Life, please email bulletin@pmchurch.tv. Requests must be received Monday by 5 PM for consideration. NT JOURNEY LOOKS AT HEBREWS Today Dr. Erhard Gallos will introduce the Epistle to the Hebrews in the Journey Through the New Testament discussion group, which meets at 10:30 in Nethery Hall, Room 143. Gallos is a Hebrews specialist, whose study has focused on the Sabbath rest of chapter 4. Next week (Nov. 17) the Journey discussion group will not meet. For more information about reading through the NT in two semesters, go to https://sites.google. com/site/anyplaceparish. PMC FAMILY VESPERS This evening s vespers, at 5:30 in the Youth Chapel, is presented by Campus Ministries, with special music by Debbie Weithers. MOVIES WITH A MESSAGE Join us for the first of Movies With a Message Courageous will be shown for the PMC family tonight starting at 7 PM in the Youth Chapel. Child care will be available. Fireproof will be shown (same time and same place) on November 24. Watch for further announcements about Movies With a Message, including the Sabbath afternoon film series beginning January 2013. Sponsored by Family Life Committee PIONEER FAMILY LIFE 14 ANDREWS ACADEMY SOW SAFARI A biennial mission trip focusing on Service, Outreach, and Witness. Students and staff who are going will be presenting a vespers program at the Village Church tonight at 5 PM. Please come support our young people as they seek to serve! SCRAPBOOKING TOGETHER Scrapbookers and cardmakers, you are invited to the first all-day crop of the school year tomorrow from 10 AM to 5 PM in the PMC Commons. Come for all day or just a few hours. Bring your project to work on and enjoy the company of others. We provide refreshments and prizes. Bring your lunch and a favorite snack to share. No charge. Invite your community friends. ARTSBRIDGE PRESENTS Water Street Talent featuring music from The Citadel students and glass art from Fired Up! students. First Presbyterian Church, 475 Green Avenue on Morton Hill, Benton Harbor, MI, tomorrow at 4 PM. Free admission. Call 269.925.7075 or visit Facebook: First Presbyterian in Benton Harbor for more information.

PIONEER FAMILY LIFE [CONT] ADVENTIST RETIREES Mesopotamian Sumero-Babylonian Creation and Flood Stories will be presented by Connie Gane at the next Retiree s potluck and meeting at the Village Church Family Center tomorrow at 1 PM. The biblical stories of creation and the flood are not the only such accounts in ancient Near Eastern literature. A number of Sumerian and Akkadian literary texts make reference to events related to creation and the flood and provide a nuanced perspective that is of great interest to anyone interested in the biblical accounts. CONCERTO NIGHT Andrews Academy is presenting Concerto Night tomorrow at 4 PM, at the Howard Performing Arts Center. Four students from Andrews Academy Andrew Krause, violin; Grace Joo, violin; Josh Hong, cello; and Anna Rorabeck, piano will perform solo concertos by Haydn, Mozart, Faure, and J. C. Bach. Two students from Ruth Murdoch Elementary School, Siwon Choi, clarinet; and Jamison Moore, cello, will perform solo concertos by Mozart and Haydn. They ll be accompanied by the Andrews Academy String Orchestra under the direction of Héctor D. Flores. UNITED PRAYER Students, faculty, and staff come to United Prayer, Mondays, from 1:30-2:20 PM in the Red Rose Chapel of Buller Hall (every Monday during the semester that classes are held). HEALTHY HOLIDAY MEALS Monday, November 12, 6-8 PM. Last-call registration still open today online at www.pmchurch.org/ health or call 269.277.3621. Cooking demonstration and gourmet meal. $6 Adults, Kids 10 and under free w/ adult, $4 AU Students. EXERCISE CLASS PMC Exercise Class is CANCELLED for Monday, November 12. It will resume on Thursday, November 15. MOMMY AND ME Mommy and Me will not meet on Tuesday, November 13 & 20. We will resume on Tuesday, November 27. MIDDLE EAST MISSION TRIP DURING MAY 2013 For Andrews University students, there will be a Middle East Mission Trip for the month of May 2013. Students will register for 5 summer credits and will be involved in outreach ministry in Lebanon and Jordan. There will be an orientation meeting on Tuesday, November 13, at 11:30 AM in Buller Hall room 108. For further information, please email: glenn@andrews.edu. ADVENTIST RETIREES CHRISTMAS BANQUET All Michiana retirees are invited to a Christmas banquet on Sunday, December 2, at 1 PM at the Village SDA Church Family Center. Please RSVP to the PMC Church Office at 269.471.6565 by November 19. 15

PIONEER FAMILY LIFE [CONT] KNITTING HEARTS TOGETHER The Knitting Hearts Together (shawl ministry) group will meet on Tuesday, November 13, at 7 PM at Lyn MacCarty s home. For more information, contact Alice Williams at alicew@andrews. edu or 471.3373 or Lyn MacCarty at maccarty@sbcglobal.net or 471.9060 or 208.3377. We need both deliverers and creators. We can teach knitting or crocheting if you need to learn. PATHFINDER CAMPOREE Help the pathfinders raise money for the trip to Oshkosh 2014 Camporee! Purchase your holiday sweet breads and pies from the pathfinders by calling Kathy Capps at 269.815.5090 to place an order or e-mail pathfinders@ pmchurch.tv if you have any questions. Deadline to order for Thanksgiving is November 15 for pick-up on Wednesday, November 21, before 1 PM at PMC. Deadline to order for Christmas is Wednesday, December 19, for pickup before Christmas. DINING SERVICES THANKSGIVING DINNER Andrews University Dining Services would like to cordially invite you to our Thanksgiving Dinner on Thursday, November 22. Seating times will be at 11:30 AM and 2 PM in the Dining Center. For reservations or information, please call 269.471.3161 from 9 AM to 5:30 PM, Monday through Thursday, and 9 AM to 12 PM, Friday. NOMINATING COMMITTEE First Reading: F/O Deacon/ness Gianluca Bacchiocchi, Albert McMullen, Fran McMullen, David Sherman, Elizabeth Sherman, Michael White VOLUNTEER AT N2N Join our Neighbor To Neighbor family and make a difference. We need men and women volunteers. WE MOURN Today we mourn with Gregory Metzger on the death of his father, Jerry Metzger, on Friday, November 2, in Nebraska. His family celebrated his life by burying his ashes under a memorial tree at 1401 Deer Trail in Roca, Nebraska, on November 9. In lieu of flowers, the family would appreciate donations made to the Jerry Metzger Memorial Fund at United Federal Credit Union in Berrien Springs. After the first of the year, these memorial funds will be used to purchase an item for the Berrien Springs/Oronoko Township Fire Department in Jerry s memory. Tami K. Martinez is also mourning the death of her father, William Bill Minear, on Saturday, November 3. A funeral service was held on Friday, November 9, in Battle Creek, Michigan. Melanie Goetz is grieving the death of her grandmother, Wyonia Jean Soper, who died last weekend. A memorial service will be held at a later date. With each of these families we look forward to the resurrection morning. Even so, come Lord Jesus. 16

PIONEER FAMILY LIFE [CONT] THANK YOU Thank you sincerely for sharing our sorrow. Your kindness is deeply appreciated and will always be remembered. Thank you also for the flower arrangement for Lora s funeral. Ronnie and Johnnie Neumann FALLS-RISK EDUCATION AND SCREENING PROGRAM As part of the efforts to help our senior citizens avoid falls and be safer, the AU Physical Therapy department is holding a falls-risk education and Screening Program. The program, Staying on Your Feet: How To Keep Your Balance and Prevent Falls, is free of charge and will be presented at the Central County Senior Center, 4083 East Shawnee Road, Berrien Springs, on Friday, November 16, from 1 to 3 PM. (You don t have to stay the whole time.) For more information call 269.487.7577. UNIVERSITY VESPERS University Vespers at Pioneer Memorial Church on Friday evening, November 16, will feature Dr. Bill Knott, editor of the Adventist Review, in a message he calls, Take Heart. Knott served as a pastor in congregations across the U.S., including four years as senior pastor of the Walla Walla University Church, before joining the Adventist Review in 1997. Come at 7:30 PM for an encouraging hour of worship, witness and the Word as the Berrien Springs community gathers for praise and prayer. PATHFINDERS ARE RAKING LEAVES Do you need the leaves in your yard raked? Ask a Pathfinder to help. The donation they earn goes to help them pay their club dues. Thank you for supporting our club. Call Kathy at 269. 815.5090 to make an appointment. GROWING TRUE DISCIPLES Opportunities & Challenges in Raising the Next Generation of Believers WITH DR. GEORGE BARNA George Barna is a Christian Researcher who has held executive positions in advertising, public policy, political campaigns, and media/marketing research. He began his own company, The Barna Group, in 1984. Barna Group is a visionary research and resource company and is widely considered to be a leading research organization focused on the intersection of faith and culture. Transforming Children Into Spiritual Champions Approx. 90 minutes Revolutionary Parenting Approx. 80 minutes 17

Recipes, tips and tricks on how to prepare traditional holiday meals with a healthy flair without sacrificing flavor or variety! Pioneer Memorial Church Commons Andrews University Berrien Springs, MI 49103 Co-curricular credit available for students $6 adults Free kids 10 and under $4 AU Students Register by Friday, November 9, at pmchurch.org/health Gourmet meal included. 18

WHAT DO hot drinks, round café tables, and the Book of Acts HAVE IN COMMON? THE NEW HOUSE OF PRAYER In the Commons (downstairs) CELEBRATING CONVERSING COMMUNING 45 minutes - join us in two weeks 19

SABBATH SCHOOL DIRECTORY Church Offices Youth Chapel Platform 2 2 9 10 22 11 12 15 13 14 Balcony 17 16 26 21 19 20 18 Lobby 1 Main Level Key - Welcome Centers - Elevators Upper Level - Restrooms - Children s Activities & Lending Library Board Room 24 Kitchen Music Room 5 4 Commons 23 4 3 [children] 1 Birth - 18 months 2 18-36 months 3 3 yr olds 4 4-5 yr olds 5 6 yr old - 1st grade 6 2nd/3rd grade 7 4th grade 8 5th/6th grade 9 Earliteen: 7th/8th grade 10 Youth: 9th-12th grade 5 6 6 Coats 8 8 7 Lower Level 20

PIONEER CLASSES [adult sanctuary] 11 Group 1 12 Group 2 (Portuguese/Brazilian) 13 Group 3 14 Group 4 (Yugoslavian) 15 Group 5 16 Group 6 17 Group 7 18 Group 8 19 Group 9 (Spanish) 20 Group 10 21 Group 11 (Balcony) 22 Conference Room [miscellaneous adult] 23 Something In Common Seventh-day Adventist Beliefs 24 COLLEGIATE 25 26 27 H&M (Hispanic - Religion Amphitheater) People on the Move (PMC) The Well (Buller 238) YOUNG ADULT 28 HAM Horn Museum (downstairs) DAIRY/FARM ST JOSEPH RIVER TH PATHFINDER LANE LEMON CREEK IPA SUH DH PATH BURM W CIRCLE DR W CAMPUS CIRCLE DR AG TRANS W CAMPUS CIRCLE DR MEIER WWTP POWR HAR PS FARM OVAL UNIVERSITY BLVD DAIRY RD MSH BEAVER POINT UT 30 CC 31 SH HML LH FHH IS 27 E CAMPUS CIRCLE DR ADC 25 34 35 BUL Park BGYM NH JGYM ARCH BH AD PMC BKS Park Park SEM HILLCREST ARB PT CUST JWL 29 ADMINISTRATION DR CSH HH THE GROVE 33 PH HYH Park Park E CAMPUS CIRCLE DR E CAMPUS CIRCLE DR TIMBERLAND DR SFTY AH Park INTERNATIONAL CT B E A B C D MAPLEWOOD A C D F E G F H G INTERNATIONAL CT WALNUT COURT GARLAND BEECHWOOD AA AV RMES GROVE AVE GARLAND AVE 28 MED HORN NTN UNIVERSITY BLVD HPAC Park W CAMPUS CIRCLE DR US 31 SEMINARY GROUPS 29 N108 (Collegiate) ANDREWS AIRPARK N110 N120 (New Life Church Choir) N150 N211 (Small group) N235 N310 (Russian) N335 (Spanish) S215 (French) S340 (Upper Room) AAP GRIGGS AVE IMC 32 ADULT @ AU 30 31 32 33 UNIVERSITY BLVD GH LUC 4 TH STREET COLLEGE AVE JN ANDREWS BLVD GRIGGS AVE TO ANDREWS AIRPARK Main Lounge Faculty Lounge Back to Basics Living Word Fellowship 21 34 35 Park Parking passes are required. Please pick up your free visitor parking pass at the Office of Campus Safety. Current Events (Buller 135) Journey Through the New Testament (Nethery 143)

CONTACTS PASTORS [chaplain / pioneer] José Bourget bourget@pmchurch.org 471.6254 [pastoral care] Don Dronen dronen@pmchurch.org 471.3133 [youth ministries] Micheal Goetz goetz@pmchurch.org 471.6176 [discipleship] Esther Knott knott@pmchurch.org 471.6153 [harbor of hope] Taurus Montgomery montgomery@pmchurch.org [senior pastor] Dwight K. Nelson nelson@pmchurch.org 471.3134 [chaplain / new life] Timothy P. Nixon nixon@pmchurch.org 471.3212 [chaplain / one place] Japhet De Oliveira japhet@andrews.edu 471.6282 [this generation evangelism] Rodlie Ortiz ortiz@pmchurch.org 471.6154 [stewardship] Sharon Terrell terrell@pmchurch.org 471.6151 MINISTERS [music] Kenneth Logan logan@pmchurch.org 471.3231 [media ministries] Nick Wolfer wolfer@pmchurch.org 471.3246 STAFF [admin. assistant] Genaida Benson benson@pmchurch.org 471.6565 [clerk] Jackie Bikichky bikichky@pmchurch.org 471.3972 [executive assistant] Sherrie Davis davis@pmchurch.org 471.3134 [asst. media director] Jonathan LaPointe lapointe@pmchurch.org 471.3678 [admin. assistant] Lailane Legoh legoh@pmchurch.org 471.3543 [graphic designer] Rachelle Offenback bulletin@pmchurch.tv 471.3647 [assistant treasurer] JoAnn Siagian siagian@pmchurch.org 471.7656 [maintenance] Larry White white@pmchurch.org 471.3649 22

CONTACTS MINISTRIES [adventurers] Kathy Capps adventurers@pmchurch.org 815.5090 [deacons] Milan Vajdic deacons@pmchurch.org 471.0328 [deaconesses] Vida Giddings deaconesses@pmchurch.org 473.2175 [elders] Russell & Cynthia Burrill elders@pmchurch.org 473.3738 [health] Paul & Shelli Meulemans health@pmchurch.org 277.3621 [pathfinders] Joe Capps pathfinders@pmchurch.org 815.5090 [public address] Joel Kitchen audio@pmchurch.org [small groups] smallgroups@pmchurch.org SABBATH SCHOOL CONTINUED [birth - grade 1] Glenda Davidson bg1@pmchurch.org 471.4170 [grade 2 - earliteen] Robert Barnhurst g2teen@pmchurch.org 473.1613 [adult] Elizabeth Wilson adultss@pmchurch.org 269.782.8923 OUR SCHOOLS [ruth murdoch / K-8] David Waller waller@andrews.edu 471.3225 [andrews academy] Robert Overstreet overstrr@andrews.edu 471.3148 [andrews university] enroll@andrews.edu 471.7771 / 800.253.2874 PMCHURCH MEDIA TELEVISION WHME TV 46 Sunday noon & midnight SAFE TV, HOPE CHANNEL & 3ABN See websites for local listings www.safetv.org www.hopetv.org www.3abntv.org LIVE VIDEO STREAMING 11:45 AM www.pmchurch.tv ONLINE www.pmchurch.org www.pmchurch.tv RADIO WAUS - 90.7 FM Sabbath 11:30 a.m. 23

8655 UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD, BERRIEN SPRINGS, MI 49103 PHONE 269.471.3133 FAX 269. 471.6152 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. 11.16.12 Bill Knott 11.30.12 Christmas Choral Concert HPAC at 7 PM 12.7.12 Feast of Lights COMING SOON 11/17 Rodlie Ortiz The Reason for the Blessing 11/24 Micheal Goetz Atheism or God