Church Offices Closed  —  

The church offices will be closed Monday September 2 for the Labor Day holiday.

 

Pastor

Taurus Montgomery

Taurus Montgomery is the pastor of Pioneer’s Benton Harbor Outreach, Harbor of Hope. Having grown up in the southern inner city of Mobile, Alabama, Taurus is familiar with the struggles and challenges facing urban youth today.

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Offering

Saturday, May 28, 2022

Livestream Archive available on Facebook

OPENING MUSIC

“Leaning on the Everlasting Arms” • Anthony Showalter / Carl Strommen

WELCOME

Ben Martin, Associate Pastor

PROCESSIONAL

“Trumpet Tune” • David Johnson

CALL TO WORSHIP

Audrey Simpson

INVOCATION

Andressa Gomes De Sousa, RMES Student

PRAISE

“Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone)”
“What a Beautiful Name”

CONGREGATIONAL PRAYER

Ellis Chun & Eric Kacelenga

WORSHIP IN MUSIC

“Sinfonia” • Georg Telemann / R. Matthews

BAPTISM

David Beatty with Ben Martin

CALL FOR CHILDREN’S OFFERING

Sarah Ayaz, RMES Student

CHILDREN’S STORY

“I Want to Walk as a Child of the Light” • Wayne Wold
Story: Dylan Bergmann, RMES Student

SCRIPTURE READING

Lauren Sahly
Jeremiah 29:11

WORSHIP IN MUSIC

“All Things Bright and Beautiful” • John Rutter
Ruth Murdoch Elementary School Choir, Marcelo Martins, director; Shari Lyons, conductor

MESSAGE

Ben Martin, Associate Pastor

HYMN OF COMMITMENT

“Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing” • 334

RECESSIONAL

“Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah” • Paul Manz

CLOSING MUSIC

“Allegro maestoso e vivace” • Felix Mendelssohn

 

OPENING MUSIC

“Praise God, From Whom All Blessings Flow” attr. H. Purcell

PROCESSIONAL

“Christ for the World” • Kenneth Logan

WELCOME & CALL TO WORSHIP

Kleber Gonçalves
Parent of Nichollas Gonçalves

PRAISE

“He’s Able” • “Wait On You” • “It Is Well”

PRAYER

Jose Diaz
Parent of Joseph Diaz

OFFERING

Lemon Family
Family of Christopher Lemon

OFFERTORY

“Crown Him With Many Crowns • A. Sherman
Andrews Academy Resound, Marcelo Martins, Director

SCRIPTURE READING

Gordon Thorpe
Parent of Gwendolyn Thorpe
I Peter 4:10-11, NIV

WORSHIP IN MUSIC

“Help Us To Love” • T. Kelly

SERMON

Edward Woods, III
Parent of Megan Woods

SERMON RESPONSE

“More Than Anything” • L. Campbell
Andrews Academy Praise Team

BENEDICTION

Carol Woolford-Hunt
Parent of Samantha Woolford-Hunt

PRAYER RESPONSE

“The Lord Bless You” • 669

RECESSIONAL

“Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah” • P. Manz

CLOSING VOLUNTARY

“Choral Song” • S. Wesley

 

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Fellowship Dinner

There will be a fellowship dinner, following the second worship service in the commons on the lower level.

Offering for August 31, 2024

Pioneer Operating Budget

“And they devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching and the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers. And awe came upon every soul, and many wonders and signs were being done through the apostles. And all who believed were together and had all things in common. And they were selling their possessions and belongings and distributing the proceeds to all, as any had need” (Acts 2:42-45, ESV).

In one of my first years as a professor, I had a student who clearly did not like me. Every day she came to class with a negative attitude. One day, as I was leaving, I felt the Holy Spirit impress me to give her money. It seemed like an odd thought, so I brushed it away. Later that week, I felt God saying once again to give her money, but now He had doubled the amount.

As we left the classroom, I asked her to stay, and I mumbled through an explanation about why I was giving her money. I watched as she burst into tearsand explained that she had had no idea how she was going to get diapers for her baby.

That experience is a reminder of our call as Christians, to give. We never know the far-reaching impact of our financial gifts. Today’s offering is for our local church budget. Let’s partner with our church to expand our ability to help those around us in need.

By Heather Thompson Day

North American Division Stewardship Ministries

Pioneer Kids Church Bags

The activity bags have been a big hit with Pioneer kids. Please help us replenish missing items and make more bags by buying items of our Amazon Wish list or by labeling an offering for "Kids Church Bags". Thank you for your support in bringing kids to church!

Change in Neighbor to Neighbor Donation Policies

We would like our community to know that effective Sunday, September 1, 2024, Neighbor To Neighbor will only take donations Monday through Thursday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Being found on the premises after hours will not be allowed and will be considered trespassing. Thank you for your understanding.

Something in Common Sabbath School

Something In Common SS presents Don’t Give Up by Kyle Idleman

When you are hanging by a thread, losing faith and short on strength, what you need is real encouragement—a battle cry, a call to action, marching orders to push back the darkness. Stand up straight. Face your fears and enemies. And remember that you are not alone.

Join us weekly from August 24-September 21, Sabbath Mornings at 10:30-11:30, in PMC room 141.

Pioneer Memorial Church Announces New Associate Pastor

Pioneer Memorial Church is delighted to announce the selection of Jacob Gibbs as a new Associate Pastor. Pastor Jacob was introduced to Pioneer on July 27, 2024, although his official start date was July 18, 2024. Pastor Jacob will serve as Associate Pastor at Pioneer Memorial Church and an Associate Chaplain with the Center for Faith Engagement at Andrews University.

Pastor Jacob Gibbs felt a call to ministry when he accepted Jesus as his Savior in 2002. Over the next nine years, he pursued his purpose and training at Mission College of Evangelism and Andrews University—gaining experience as a Bible Worker and Literature Evangelist. Pastor Jacob graduated from Andrews University in 2011 with a Bachelor's in Art and Theology. He later returned for his Master's Degree in Pastoral Ministry.

During his undergraduate years, he met his wife, Emily Knott, and they were married in 2012. Pastor Jacob has served in the Michigan Conference for 13 years, starting with a three-church district in the central part of Michigan's Upper Peninsula and most recently as the Senior Pastor of the Cedar Lake Seventh-day Adventist Church at Great Lakes Adventist Academy. Pastor Jacob's passions in ministry include hobby-based outreach, small groups, applied arts, and personal Bible studies. Pastor Jacob and Emily have two daughters, Eva and Avianne. They look forward to starting this new chapter of their lives by serving the communities of Andrews University and the Pioneer Memorial Church.

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