Annual 'WE SING' AU Voice Vespers

Support the Andrews University Department of Music voice students in the annual voice vespers. Always a heart-warming time of worship, this vespers features wonderful settings of beloved hymns, spirituals and scripture. Come and take part in the blessing!

Friday, November 16, 7:00 PM
Location: Howard Performing Arts Center

Oct
31
October 31, 2018

Tree of Life on Squirrel Hill: A Lament for America

Like all tragedies these days (so it seems), the slaughter of eleven worshipers at the Tree of Life synagogue in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh last Sabbath is already dimming in the national consciousness—drowned out by the cacophony of political rhetoric in advance of next week’s midterm elections.

Andrews Academy Concerto Night

Andrews Academy presents its eighth Concerto Night, under the direction of Elsy M. Gallardo-Diaz. In this annual performance, dedicated young musicians from the Academy—and also Ruth Murdoch Elementary School. Enjoy the special opportunity of performing a movement of a concerto accompanied by an orchestra. Featured students this year are Sion Kim (AA), Jihoo Choi (AA), Justin Flores (AA), Claire Yang (AA), Peter Tumangday (AA), and Isabella Patel (RMES). They will perform works by Quantz, Haydn, Mozart, Mendelssohn, and Monti. The AA Symphony Orchestra will also perform favorite pieces.

Fieldwork

Join us in working together with the Michigan Conference to bring Fieldwork to our area. Fieldwork is a home improvement initiate to be Love on the Move in our community. For more information or register visit www.fieldwork.love or contact pratt@pmchurch.org.

March 28-29
 

Oct
24
October 24, 2018

"FIRST TUESDAYS" COMING

May I share a story with you. Last Sabbath afternoon our Board of Elders enjoyed a delectable Sabbath dinner with our friend, Joe Kidder (seminary professor here on campus). After our meal, Joe stood and told a story, a very personal story about a time he and his wife were pastoring a small congregation out west. Once a thriving large congregation, it had been shrinking over the years—a church tussle had led to families leaving until there were just 40 members left. When he moved to that congregation, Joe had high hopes that new church growth strategies would reverse the decline.

Sanctuary Flowers

The Sanctuary flowers for this Sabbath are donated in honor of Rom and Norita Lachica’s 50th wedding anniversary

Sabbath, October 27

Thanksgiving Food Collection

The PMC Evergreen Pathfinder club is starting its annual food today. We will be passing out bags in portions of the community today and collecting the filled bags on Sunday, November 4. You may also plan to bring food to church on Sabbath, November 17, as part of the offering during Hymn Fest. If you know of a family in the area who could use some extra food this upcoming holiday season please call the church office at (269) 471-6565. We need their name, address, phone number and number of people in their family. Thanks for your generosity.

Pathfinder Apple Pie Fund-Raiser

If you pre-ordered an Apple Pie from the Pathfinder club and were not able to pick it up last Sunday you can pick them up this Sunday from 11:30-3:30. If you need to pick it up as some other time please email pathfinders@pmchurch.org and we can schedule an alternate time. If you didn't pre-order a pie, we have a limited quantity of extra pies for walk in orders at the same time.

Sunday, November 18, 11:30 AM - 3:30 PM
Location: PMC

Adoptive Dad to Share His Familiy’s Adoption Journey

Berrien County Foster Adoption Network and God’s Hands 4 Kids will be hosting a presentation by Kyle Ray, Christian Alliance Summit 2018 presenter and lead pastor at Kentwood Community Church, will be with us here at PMC on the evening of November 8. Pastor Kyle is an adoptive dad with stories, hope and encouragement to share. For more information and an invitation to dinner go to GH4K.org.

Oct
17
October 17, 2018

The Tesla Truth

A friend of mine bought a new Tesla and took me for a spin this week. "Spin," did you say? Actually the more appropriate, accurate word is "G-force." I wasn't prepared for this new electric car's phenomenal acceleration. He (the owner) waited to get a clear straight stretch of road—and then without warning slammed the "pedal to the metal." In that split second my stomach was pinned to my spine! No kidding. We're talking—accelerate! One G is the force of earth's gravity. "At 5 Gs, a driver experiences a force equal to five times his weight.

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