PMC Prayer Teams

The PMC Prayer Teams are in need of your participation during first or second services. We gather each Sabbath in the Prayer Room (located behind the big glass window on the piano side of the sanctuary) to pray for the indwelling and blessings of the Holy Spirit on each aspect of the church service. We are not isolated from the happenings in the Sanctuary, for we see and hear the whole service and are blessed along with the congregation.

Master Guide Skills Development

March 31 
Location: PMC Junior 1 Sabbath School 

7:00 PM — Creativity & Resource Dev.
8:15 PM — Creative Worships

April 1
Location: PMC Junior 1 Sabbath School

3:00 PM — Evangelism
4:15 PM — Lead a Child to Christ
5:30 PM — Spiritual Gifts

Adventist Engaged Encounter

If you are dating, engaged, or newly married, you won't want to miss this weekend intensive on building happy, successful, and spiritual marriages. AEE offers couples the insights, tools and confidence to develop their relationship and strengthen their commitment for one another. For reservation info contact Jeff & Twyla Smith.

March 3-5
Contact: Jeff & Twyla Smith - aee@andrews.edu or (269) 815-8491

Family Gym Night

Come with your family and enjoy an evening of fun and games. Children must be accompanied by a parent or responsible adult. —Sponsored by the Family Life Committee

Sabbath, February 18, 7:00 TO 9:00 PM
Location: Johnson GYM
Contact: Judy Nay - judynay2@hotmail.com
               Alina Baltazar - baltazar@andrews.edu 

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February 8, 2017

Mikhail Gorbachev, C. S. Lewis & Jesus

In the latest issue of TIME magazine, the leader of the former Soviet Union, Mikhail Gorbachev, writes an op-ed piece that begins: “The world today is overwhelmed with problems. Policy makers seem to be confused and at a loss. . . . It all looks as if the world is preparing for war” (TIME February 13, 2017, p 22).

Adventist Forum

Garth Woodruff will present “Breaking Barriers in Food Equity: a Mobile Farmers’ Market.”

Sabbath, February 11, 3:30 PM
Location: Chan Shun (Garber Auditorium)

Why Do Adventist Believe This?

Explore a fresh perspective through this interactive Bible Study group.

Sabbaths, 10:30 AM
Location: PMC Commons
Contact: Tabitha Umali - tabitha.umali@pmchurch.org | text (269) 340-2031

Adventist Youth Ministry Training Basic Staff

February 17
Location: PMC Junior 1 Sabbath School 

PFAD 004 — Intro to Pathfinder Club Outreach (7 PM)
 

February 18
Location: PMC Junior 1 Sabbath School

PYSO 104 — Developmental Growth: Ages 10-15 (3 PM)
EDUC 001 — Intro to Teaching (4:15 PM)
MEDI 100 — Intro to Medical, Risk Management, and Child Safety Issues (5:30 PM)

Andrews Academy International Festival

In celebration of International Appreciation Week (February 6—10), we invite you to celebrate our cultural diversity. Our Andrews Academy Family enjoys this event with music, special performances, native costume fashion show, Spanish class skits, food fair and more during our International Festival Assembly followed by an International Food Potluck. You are invited to wear your national costume to this event and please bring your traditional vegetarian dish to share at the food fair!

February 10, 10:45 AM
Location: Andrews Academy Chapel & Commons

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February 1, 2017

The Confession of Julian Barnes

A friend of mine put me onto the Christian philosopher James K. A. Smith (Calvin College) and his book, How (Not) to Be Secular: Reading Charles Taylor. Smith’s book, as it turns out, is “an idiot’s guide” (my words) to the massive tome (900 pages) of the Canadian philosopher Charles Taylor, Secular Age—a work recognized as a definitive analysis of our secular age. Smith describes Taylor’s work as “a genealogy of the secular and an archaeology of our angst” (ix) and sets out to make Taylor’s provocative conclusions accessible to the rest of us mortals.

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