Soup for Students Thank You

Thank you to everyone who brought soup, volunteered to serve and clean up, and made pizza during the “Soup for Student” event. We had our largest turnout ever this year. What a blessing it is to let our students know that we love and care for them. Thank you once again for being generous and thoughtful. A big thanks goes to Dave and Judy Nelson for their coordination.

Foster Care Appreciation Dinner

May is National Foster Care Month. Traditionally foster parents in our county are treated to an Appreciation Dinner by DHHS. This year's dinner will be provided by God's Hands 4 Kids at PMC and will include court officials, DHHS workers, and others from the community, in addition to foster parents.

If you are interested in providing brownies or other food items please contact godshands4kids@gmail.com. Food donations can be dropped off at PMC on May 17 or 18.

Free Dental Clinic

Michigan-licensed professionals will offer free, mobile clinic services including care (cleanings, fillings, & extractions) and adult health screenings. There will also be a free children's health expo where children have fun while learning about their wellness.

MAY 21, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
All Nations SDA Church, 4259 E. Snow Rd. | Map

The Tent

Join us for an evangelistic series hosted by the Jr. High Students of Ruth Murdoch Elementary School. The Tent is a beautiful picture of what the Body of Christ should look like. Each student uses his or her gifts and talents to share the Gospel as well as their love for Jesus. We welcome you to experience The Tent for yourself and see what the Gospel is all about.

May 10-19, 2019; 7:00 PM
Location: The Tent Behind the AU Alumni House
 

Schedule of Tent Meeting Speakers

5/10       Friday                 Madelyn Stankovic

May
10
May 10, 2017

The Gospel in Jeans

I have a young friend named Wandile Mthiyane, who is wrapping up his degree in architecture here at the university. Wandile is a South African born in the large seaside city of Durban. The story of how he got to Andrews is itself blog worthy. But the very short version is that with no money and a prayer he decided to ask the mayor of Durban for financial aid. Lo and behold he spots the mayor exiting a meeting, introduces himself, gets invited to sit down with the mayor, whereupon he shares his dream for designing inner city housing for low income South Africans.

Pre-College Division Group Concert

The Andrews University Department of Music Pre-College Division presents a Group Concert - students, ages 4 to 15, will be performing pieces by Vivaldi, Bach, Kreisler, Wieniawski, and much more! The group will also perform hymns that they filmed at 3ABN for the Kids Time show this past month. Admission is free and all are invited to attend the concert!

May 21, 11:00 AM
Location: Howard Performing Arts Center

May
3
May 3, 2017

TY 4 The Gr8 Xchange & Koinonia Day Dinner

Last Sabbath will certainly go down as an historic day in the journey of the worship communities of this university. Not just because well over a thousand people were fed Haystacks (Heaven’s favorite menu item?) and homemade desserts in Johnson Gym Sabbath afternoon. But also because of the spiritual quest that ignited the Great Exchange between New Life Fellowship and Pioneer Memorial Church Sabbath morning.

Volunteers Needed

Volunteers are needed for the Michigan Community Services for the Blind Tandem Bikers Ride (July 31-August 6). We need consolers, bike captains, van drivers, sighted guides, janitors, and helpers in the kitchen. If you can help, contact Larry Hubbell 248-459-3165 or 248-634-4379. We also need a couple of drivers to help us drive blind campers to Wakonda Blind Camp in Wisconsin from June 28 to July 2-2017. If you can't volunteer and would like to help by giving a donation, make out your check to Michigan Conferance and put it in a tithe envelope, marked Blind Camp.

Electronics Recycling Event

Recycle your unwanted electronic items! Accepted items include computers, laptops, smart phones, monitors, TVs, telephones, cameras, DVD players, cords/ cables, printers, toner cartridges, cell phones, refrigerators, air conditioners, appliances, and any other electronic items or items with a cord. A hazardous waste fee will be collected for ALL monitors and TVs. All other items are recycled free of charge.

May 10, 3:00 - 7:00 PM
Location: Transportation Building

Apr
26
April 26, 2017

You Don't Have to Fake It

Pacheco Bustamante from Miami was having the time of his life. It was the perfect ruse. He drove an old Ford Crown Victoria (the last time you saw one of those it was a cop car). He found a blue light. And he stuck a BB gun pistol in his belt. Voila—he looked like a real live policeman.

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