Day of Hope and Compassion

Hundreds of thousands of Adventists in North America will engage their neighbors and surrounding communities showing the love of God and the compassion of Jesus in practical ways. Adventist Churches, Elementary Schools, Academies, Colleges, Universities and Hospitals across our territory will proclaim, not only with words, but with actions that we are the people of hope and compassion. This cannot happen without your participation. Join us in celebrating the Day of Hope and Compassion.

Seven Last Words of Christ

A single presentation of “The Seven Last Words of Christ,” by Theodore Dubois, will be presented by the Chorale of Andrews Academy. It will feature student soloists, and actors will present various scenes from the crucifixion. Héctor D. Flores will be directing with Dr. Logan on the organ.

April 13, 7:30 PM
Location: PMC Sanctuary

International Sabbath

All are invited to attend a special worship service prepared by the International Students. Our guest speaker will be Elder David Kim of the Nicodemus Society. Come dressed in your Traditional/ Culture attire. As you remember, last year we made an appeal on behalf of our international students for a special offering for “international students emergency fund”; and we are extremely thankful for last year's gift. We have been blessed to assist many of our students who had urgent needs (with groceries, eyeglasses, doctor’s visits and so on).

Crochet Hope

Who could forget her story! As the London Guardian wryly observed, "Whatever faults Maria D'Antuono may have, wasting time is not among them."

New Traffic Pattern

The Health & Wellness Center construction work has kicked into high gear this week with the removal of pavement on the south side of the PMC traffic circle and the addition of fill and grading. New sanitary lines and water lines have also been installed under the PMC circle.

Starting Sabbath, March 24, there is a new traffic pattern as you drive past the church. Please note all posted signage and the new 4-way stop. 

Kindergarten Parent Night

Come meet Mrs. Curnutt and learn about the creative, hands-on, developmental program that will help your child to grow in academic, social, physical, and spiritual ways. Tour the classroom and school, ask questions, and enjoy refreshments while you meet other parents. A $50 coupon toward tuition for the first month is available only on this night. Please come early if you need to drop off your child for child care.

April 3, 6:30 to 7:30 PM
Location: Ruth Murdoch Elementary School

Kindergarten Visitation Day

Bring your child for a morning of singing, worship, stories, a craft, PE class, music class, outdoor playtime, and time to enjoy one of the 20+ learning centers. Please call (269) 471-3220 to register your child for this fun-paced day!

April 4, 8:15 to 11:30 AM
Location: Ruth Murdoch Elementary School

Pathfinder Bible Experience

There will be 25 PBE teams from around the Lake Union that will be participating. Clubs from this area are PMC Evergreens, Stevensville Challengers, and Eau Claire Critters. Daniel and Esther are the books they have been studying this year. Come to encourage, support a team, and challenge your bible knowledge. 

Sabbath, March 17, 3:00 PM
Location: Pioneer Memorial Church

NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR BENEFIT CONCERT

Join the Andrews University Symphony Orchestra in a concert benefitting the expansion project of Neighbor to Neighbor in Berrien Springs. Featuring two master-works of the 19th century repertoire, acclaimed pianist Chi Yong Yun appears as the guest soloist in Beethoven's Concerto No. 4 in addition to Brahms's 3rd Symphony, Op. 90. Neighbor to Neighbor is a crucial ministry in our region. Come prepared for a marvelous evening of music and with a generous heart for this important fundraiser. 

Repertoire:

Overture "La Gazza Ladra"                     G. Rosinni

Tiptoeing Through Life

Shane Claiborne, the young and radical Christian activist, popular particularly among millennials, made an observation that is worth pondering: "I am convinced that if we lose kids to the culture of drugs and materialism, of violence and war, it's because we don't dare them, not because we don't entertain them. It's because we make the gospel too easy, not because we make it too difficult. Kids want to do something heroic with their lives, which is why they play video games and join the army.

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