Ruth Murdoch Elementary School's 50th Anniversary

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.

Stroke Support Group of Southwestern Michigan

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.

Register at the Door: Global Urban Mission and Ministry Congress

"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.

Military Service and Chaplaincy Contact

Is military service inviting to you? Good job, educational opportunity, world-wide travel? Can you be a faithful Adventist Christian and serve in the military? What do you need to know before enlisting? Are you already a service member and would like some support? If you have questions and want straight answers or know someone who does, contact James North, Jr., your PMC Servicemen's/ Chaplaincy contact: (269) 471-1590. Dr.

God's Closet

The Office of International Student Services manages a program called—God's Closet on the campus of Andrews University. The purpose of this program is to receive and distribute gently used clothing, shoes, winter clothing, winter "everything" and small appliances to give to new international students arriving to campus who may not have these items readily available to them. So, your generous donation would go a long way to help these students in their transition to our environment. You may drop off your donation at the campus center building.

12 Weeks to Wellness & Optimal Health with Dr. Wes Youngberg

Dr. Youngberg has helped thousands to prevent and reverse disease—heart disease, digestion issues, diabetes, and even Alzheimer's and cognitive decline. This video series will begin on September 7, 2018. Topic 1 is "Optimizing Your Genetic Potential"; Topic 2 will be "Optimizing Your Metabolism"; and Topic 3 "Optimizing Circulation & Heart Health." Come and enjoy—You'll never be the same again!

Fridays through September 21, 7:00 PM
Location: 4731 Greenfield Drive
                  Berrien Springs, MI

Adventurers Registration 2018-2019

The teachers and staff of our Forever Friends Adventurer Club are getting ready for another exciting year! We would love to have your child become part of our club. Please come to our registration event. We will be in the children's Sabbath school classrooms, by the welcome lobby, lower level. Please bring cash or check. For more information, email Adventurers@pmchurch.org.

August 26, 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Pathfinder Club

PMC Evergreens Pathfinder Club meetings will be on Wednesdays 6:20-8:00 PM starting on Aug. 29 at the Pathfinder Building. The last day to register will be on Sept. 5.

PMC Member Pictorial Directories

Sabbath, August 25, will be the last Sabbath the PMC Member Pictorial directories will be available to be picked up at the lower level welcome center. If you had your picture taken, you are entitled to a free directory. One directory per family. Beginning Monday, August 27, directories will be available at the PMC office during normal business hours. Directories can be purchased if you didn't have your picture taken for $5.00, payable in cash or check. 

"By Their Fruits": #METOO

Recent national headlines remind us of a well-known horticultural law. And you don't even have to be an "Ag" major to know it—all you need is a fruit tree out back. Because everyone knows you can tell the health of a tree by its fruit. Sick trees produce sickly fruit. Healthy trees bear healthy fruit. And guess what—what's true of a tree is true of a human. You can tell the truth about a person by the kind of fruit that person grows. Horticulture 101. Psychology 101. Spirituality 101.

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