Lindsey Pratt was called to youth ministry at an early age and God has opened doors for her to minster with teens and youth ever since. She worked in Central California as a Youth Pastor and Youth Evangelism Director before finishing her Masters of Divinity at Andrews University. Some of her favorite things to do are mission trips, backpacking and outdoor activities. She is passionate about giving opportunity for youth to use their talents and gifts in leadership for God. She loves racing in triathlons, camping and spending time with her daughter Ellie.
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Opening Music
"Fantasia" • Johann Sebastian Bach
Kenneth Logan, organ, Minister of Music
Welcome, Call to Worship & Prayer
Rodlie Ortiz, Associate Pastor
"Shelter in Storm"
"The Lord's Our Rock"—SDAH 528. st. 1 & 3 • "My Hope Is Built on Nothing Less"—SDAH 522, st. 2-3 • "Lord, Speak to Me"—SDAH 541, st. 1 & 3
Elizabeth Wilson, chorister; Kenneth Logan, organ, Minister of Music
Congregational Prayer
Diana Foster & Arlet Dees, Pioneer Members
Pioneer Life
Kala Smith Testimony with Rodlie Ortiz
Children's Story & Prayer
Story: Llona Chapman; Prayer: Kayleigh & Emma
Scripture Reading
Ben Maguad, Member
Worship in Music
"Master, the Tempest Is Raging" • Horatio Palmer
Ryan Clough, tenor, Andrews University employee; Kenneth Logan, organ, Minister of Music
Message
"The Answer: In Case of Emergency – Who Do You Call In the Storm?"
Lindsey Pratt
Connect Card/Prayer
Hymn of Response
"Be Still, My Soul" • 461, st. 2-3
Elizabeth Wilson, chorister; Kenneth Logan, organ
Closing Remarks/Benediction
Rodlie Ortiz, Associate Pastor
Closing Music
"O God, Our Help" • William Croft, Jan Bender
Kenneth Logan, organ, Minister of Music
Opening Music
"Fantasia" • Johann Sebastian Bach
Kenneth Logan, organ, Minister of Music
Welcome, Call to Worship & Prayer
Rodlie Ortiz, Associate Pastor
Praise
"Praise To The Lord" • 1
Congregational Prayer
Diana Foster & Arlet Dees, Pioneer Members
Pioneer Life
Kala Smith Testimony by Rodlie Ortiz
Worship in Music
"Master, the Tempest Is Raging" • Horatio Palmer
Ryan Clough, tenor, Andrews University employee; Kenneth Logan, organ, Minister of Music
Children's Story & Prayer
Story: Llona Chapman; Prayer: Kayleigh & Emma
Praise
"Beneath The Cross of Jesus"—SDAH 303, st. 1, 2. • "Give Me Jesus"—SDAH 305, 2 st. • "My Jesus, I Love Thee"—SDAH 321, st. 1,2,4
Scripture Reading
Message
"The Answer: In Case of Emergency – Who Do You Call In the Storm?"
Lindsey Pratt
Connect Card
Closing Song
"In Christ Alone"
Closing Remarks
Rodlie Ortiz, Associate Pastor
Closing Music
"O God, Our Help" • William Croft, Jan Bender
Kenneth Logan, organ, Minister of Music
What we experienced at the MORE+ Conference was a wonderful start. Reformation/Discipleship is the indispensable follow up to any such revival experience.
Come and fan the flames of revival.
On Wednesday, April 16 we begin a 7-Session Discipleship Journey using an interactive curriculum created with Pastor Don MacLafferty, participants will experience seven principles of discipleship in fresh ways.
We invite you to join us at Pioneer for an in-person evangelism training event from Friday, April 4, to Saturday, April 5. This is open to all Seventh-day Adventist churches in the North American Division. We encourage every member—pastors, teachers, young adults, and students—to participate. The event will feature keynote speaker Mark Finley. Additionally, there will be breakout sessions available in both English and Spanish. The King's Heralds will provide music during the Friday evening service, both Sabbath worship services, Sabbath afternoon, and the evening concert. Don’t miss this opportunity to be equipped and inspired for impactful evangelistic ministry as you prepare for Pentecost 2025!
Our Pioneer Youth Missions team has just returned from Beirut, Lebanon. Come to the mission vespers at 6:00 PM on Sabbath, April 5, to hear the testimonies, see the pictures and be inspired by what God is doing in the Middle East.
Pioneer Operating Budget
Jesus shared the parable of the talents to illustrate our relationship with Him and purpose in life. The three servants were each given talents according to their abilities. In the end, two were commended for investing their talents wisely, and one was not.
The parable teaches us that we need to use the talents we’ve been given to grow God’s kingdom and for God’s glory. We shouldn’t hide or neglect them. God rewards those who act in faith by investing what He has given. He gives us the responsibility to manage our time, talents, treasures, temple, and testimony.
What belongs to God? For time, it is one-seventh of our week; for talents, we must use them and double them; for our treasures, one-tenth; for our health, we must care for our bodies because we are the temple of the Holy Spirit; and for our testimony, we must tell the story of what God has done for us and how he is transforming us.
God has committed these things to us; how we invest them reveals whether we can be entrusted with eternal riches. By using and growing these talents, they develop in us Christ-like characters and He then multiplies what He gave to us.
Why not ask God to help us manage His gifts?
—North American Division Stewardship Ministries
Pioneer Women's Ministries invites you to join us for 10 days of devotionals leading up to Easter (April 11-20). Together, we will consider what various individuals present at Christ's arrest, trial, and crucifixion might have thought and experienced. If you would like to receive daily text teasers and emails with the full devotional insights, please text the word "CROSS" to 269.281.2345.
We are creating a master list of all Pioneer Sabbath schools. If you are a teacher/coordinator of a Sabbath School class that meets outside the sanctuary, please email your name, class location and meeting time to Melchizedek Ponniah at melponniah@gmail.com.
The Katinas have traveled the globe with the mission of hope and love at the heart of their vision. Who you are, where you’re from, what you believe, it does not matter. The love of Jesus Christ is a gift for us all. Through their music and their actions, the Katinas strive to embody this love. Please go to howard.andrews.edu to purchase your tickets.
From May 11–June 8, 2025, Maranatha Volunteers International will be working at Andrews University to update the Lamson Hall residential rooms and suite bathrooms. Please consider volunteering and letting your family and friends know of this opportunity. All individuals (including local) should sign up at the Maranatha website: https://maranatha.org/volunteer-opportunities/.
Do you want to complete your Master Guide Program? If so, please consider joining the Master Guide Club that meets weekly on campus to help you complete the requirements.
For more information or to join, please visit cye.org/toolbox
