Due to construction as part of Renovate 2.0 the awning entrance will be closed during the week until further notice.

Please plan to use the lower-level welcome center entrance for access to the Sanctuary, Children’s Sabbath Schools, and the Teen Loft. Please use the entrance near the Andreasen Center for Wellness to access the Youth Chapel and Collegiate Sabbath School.

Thank you for your support and flexibility as we progress through this project.

God's Hands 4 Kids has been asked to coordinate finding mentors who will show friendship to foster teens. There currently is a need for a mentor/friend for a teen boy who is in a residential home on the east side of the state. He has no family and no contact with anyone in the community. Building a supportive caring relationship with a mentor is needed. This would be done virtually or through texting or by phone. Not looking for a lot of time commitment. More information available to those interested.

What could you sacrifice that was $35? Skipping one or two dinners out? Not buying that pair of jeans or a pair of shoes this month? We are going to Zambia at the end of May and would like to take Believe the Promise t-shirts to a club of about 100 kids there. Write in your offering envelope "HOH Pathfinder Project—Zambia". Very Important!!! We have to turn in the order by April 30th to get them in time so email me how many you are sponsoring, trecartin@andrews.edu. Thank you.

The final concert of the 2022-2023 Andrews University Wind Symphony season features a number of classic works for band, including "Overture to Candide", "Courtly Airs and Dances", "Elegy for a Young American", and "Shepherd’s Hey".  We will feature two faculty soloists: Charles Reid, tenor in John Philip Sousa’s waltz "I’ve Made My Plans for the Summer", and Max Keller on flugelhorn in a beautiful transcription of Joaquin Rodrigo’s adagio from the "Concierto de Aranjuez" for guitar.

The small group Sabbath School classes in the sanctuary will not meet on May 6 and May 20. Each of these Sabbaths will feature an inspiring program presented from the front.

On Tuesday, May 2 at 6 pm, we have our next Soup for Students event. The premise is really simple: we want to show our love and support to students during the final’s week by providing them with some soup. We are looking for commitments for 30 pots of soup and volunteers to help serve and clean up. If you are willing to participate, please text “SOUP” to 269-281-2345  Please drop off your pot of soup at the Church on May 2, Tuesday between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM. Thank you!

Free concert given by the Andrews University Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Dr. Marc Elysee, and sponsored by WAUS 90.7 FM. The program will include well-known works by Debussy and Shostakovich, as well as Brahms' Double Concerto for violin, cello and orchestra, featuringsoloists Prof. Carla Trynchuk and Dr. Chris Wild.44

Andrews University Summer Camp and The Crayon Box Children’s Learning Center are together offering 10 weeks of Bible-based educational summer adventures for children entering grades 1–7 (June 12 – August 18). Our day camp is held exclusively on the Andrews University campus and features Vacation Bible School-style programming and field trips. Each week of camp highlights a different theme and Bible adventure. Registration is open now. https://www.andrews.edu/services/crayonbox/summercamp/

CHANGE OF VENUE FOR ASM on APRIL 9!!

Who?      Adventist Seniors of Michiana (ASM)
Where?  Ruth Murdoch Elementary School--THAT'S RIGHT!--RMES!
When?    Sunday, April 9, at 1:00 PM
What?     Sari Butler to present her "Miracles of Prayer."
Bring?     Potluck food and a friend or two!  See you there!
Questions?  Call Cleon White, President, at 269-471-5553