Are you a high school GIA student or home schooler? You're invited! Join us September 30-October 3 on the campus of Andrews University for Griggs International Academy's 3rd Annual High School Retreat. This year, the theme centers on teamwork! Students will participate in a variety of challenges and activities to develop problem solving skills, create solutions as a team and discover the importance of working together. Register today at www.griggs.edu.

Ladies, would you know what to do if your purse got snatched? Come find out from a professional, expert ways in how to protect yourself. Come for fitness, fun, and focused methods. No cost. Begins Monday, August 6, 2018, from 5:30- 6:30 PM. The group meets at Pipestone Plaza (near Burlington Coat Factory and Unique Hair). 1968 Pipestone Road, Benton Harbor, MI 49022. Call Timetta Wilson at (601) 937-3866 or GM Alvin Smith at (269) 325-2930.

Physicians, dentists, healthcare professionals, and pastors are encouraged to attend. This conference will call each of us to a deeper level of service that goes beyond our comfort zone. Speakers include: Pastor John Bradshaw, Pastor Wes Peppers; Dentist Stephen Wright; Physician Brian Schwartz, and many others. This year a special symposium for young professionals (especially residents & fellows) will be held Friday and Sabbath afternoon. More info at www.amensda.org/conferences.

The Eau Claire SDA Elementary School is seeking a part-time teacher's aide for the 2018-2019 school year. We are looking for an energetic person who enjoys inspiring kids and leading them to Christ. Applicants must be an SDA church member in good standing. Email your resume with references to tayloresa@gmail.com to schedule an interview.

Join us for this uplifting weekend to recharge personally and professionally. Target Audience: Physicians, Dentists and Optometrists and their families. Location: Hyatt Lodge, 2815 Jorie Blvd, Oak Brook, IL 60523. Speakers include: Dr. Ted Hamilton, Chief Mission Integration Officer and VP, Adventist Health System; Randy Griffin, DDS, Lake Union Health Director; Pastor Dwight Nelson; Chef Mark Anthony; For more information and to register, please visit: www.amp.lakeunion.org.

October 5 - 6, 2018

Whether you're new to the community or seeking a new way to enjoy Sabbath blessings, a PMC Children's Sabbath School is a great place to: 1) join a small group on a kid-sized discipleship adventure, 2) add ministry skills to an Andrews qualification, and/or 3) reflect Jesus through sharing one hour a week.

Students, would you like to meet with fellow students to explore the Scriptures? Compass Collegiate is a unique Sabbath School designed to explore the Bible each Sabbath morning together with fellow students from all over campus. Join the singing, meeting with friends and exploring the Scriptures. During the school year Compass Collegiate Sabbath School meets every Sabbath from 10:30- 11:30 AM in the Religion and Biblical Languages Department of Buller Hall. Erhard Gallos and Glenn Russell are the co-ordinators of this Sabbath School.

Volunteers needed for a committee that will help plan the celebration. The signup deadline is September 7, 2018. The meeting time will be announced after the deadline. Contact Denise Curnutt at curnutt@andrews.edu, Deborah Park, drpark@andrews.edu, or Jennica Santomin at jennica@andrews.edu.

For individuals of all ages who have survived a stroke or are caring for someone who has had a stroke. This support group provides a safe, educational, and interactive environment for stroke survivors to connect with others who have experienced the same challenges. They meet at Buchanan Area Senior Center every first Wednesday of the month at 6:30 PM.

"God's City, My City: Transforming Communities through Christ's Love" is the first global Urban Mission and Ministry Congress in the history of the Adventist church. It's planned by entities of the North American Division and General Conference. The nation's leading Christian voices will be speaking, leading workshops, and engaging in dialogue on such issues as violence, secular culture, race relations, moral reasoning, poverty, the Gospel in a culture of wealth, birthing urban congregations, health and wellness, community organizing, immigration, and contemporary sexuality.