Pastor

Shane Anderson

Shane Anderson has been the lead pastor of Pioneer Memorial Church on the campus of Andrews University since 2023.  His passions in ministry include helping others to know Christ personally, the study and sharing of Bible prophecy, and Christian apologetics.  He has written for a variety of publications both foreign and domestic (he is currently a columnist for the Adventist Review), and has written a book entitled, "How to Kill Adventist Education (and How to Give It a Fighting Chance!)."  He has presented frequently throughout North, Central, and South America and the Caribbean on such topics as the Three Angels Messages of Revelation 14, Adventist Education renewal, and church planting.  He and his wife Darlene have two daughters, Sierra and Ellie.

Offering

Saturday, April 27, 2024

More In This Series

OPENING MUSIC

“A Benediction” • Kenneth Logan

WELCOME & CALL TO WORSHIP

John Glass, Associate Pastor

HYMN CYCLE

“A Mighty Fortress Is Our God” • 506
“My Jesus, I Love Thee” • 321, st. 1, 2
“Open My Eyes, That I May See” • 326, st. 1, 2

CONGREGATIONAL PRAYER

“’We Would See Jesus’” • 494, st. 1
John Glass, Associate Pastor

OFFERTORY

“We Have This Hope” • Wayne Hooper / Kenneth Logan

CHILDREN’S STORY

John Glass, Associate Pastor

SCRIPTURE READING

Revelation 12:10-12 (NIV)
Nathan Wu, Pioneer Member

WORSHIP IN MUSIC

“Shalom” (“Peace”) • D. Forrest

MESSAGE

“Why We Are Here—Part 4: Bullseye”
Shane Anderson, Lead Pastor

HYMN OF COMMITMENT

“We Have This Hope” • 214

CLOSING MUSIC

“Bless the Lord” • Charles Wood

 

OPENING MUSIC

“A Benediction” • Kenneth Logan

WELCOME & CALL TO WORSHIP

John Glass, Associate Pastor

PRAISE

“Blessed Assurance” • 462
“Trust and Obey” • 590, st.1

CONGREGATIONAL PRAYER

John Glass, Associate Pastor

WORSHIP IN MUSIC

“Great Is Thy Faithfulness”

OFFERTORY

“We Have This Hope” • Wayne Hooper / Kenneth Logan

CHILDREN’S STORY

John Glass, Associate Pastor

PRAISE

“How Great Is Our God” • “How Great Thou Art”
“Good, Good Father”

SCRIPTURE READING

Revelation 12:10-12 (NIV)
Cheppy Bett, Deliverance Mass Choir Member

MESSAGE

“Why We Are Here—Part 4: Bullseye”
Shane Anderson, Lead Pastor

HYMN OF COMMITMENT

“We Have This Hope” • 214

CLOSING MUSIC

“Bless the Lord” • Charles Wood

 

Offering for May 9, 2026

Disaster and Famine Relief (GC and NAD)

Imagine being trapped on the second story of your home, with rising floodwaters at your chin, after being told that no rescue boats were in your area. That was the terrifying reality for a couple in Tennessee after a devastating hurricane. They were saying their goodbyes to each other, believing their time had come, when an unexpected rescue boat called out to them, offering them a lifeline! Later, this couple arrived at an Adventist Disaster Response distribution site seeking emergency supplies.

They shared their story with volunteers, expressing their gratitude and calling the help they received a miracle. Along with the food and supplies, ACS volunteers prayed with them and encouraged them on their journey of faith.

When crisis strikes, Adventist Disaster Response teams serve communities across the United States—providing practical aid and spiritual care after hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfires, floods, and even mass shootings. In moments of devastation, our volunteers stand beside survivors, reminding them they are not alone.

Psalm 34:18 reminds us, “The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit” (NIV). When disaster strikes, we have the opportunity to reflect God's love by standing with those who are hurting. Let your neighbors know they are not alone in their time of need. Give today through your local church offering or at www.communityservices.org and bring relief, comfort, and Christ's love to your neighbors. Stand by your neighbors today through your gift. Your offering makes a difference. Together, we can be the hands and feet of Jesus.

North American Division Stewardship Ministries

ZOOM IN! Summer Camp 2026

 ZOOM IN! to God’s Amazing World at The Crayon Box Summer Camp, running June 1–August 20, 2026. Children entering Kindergarten through age 12 will enjoy a summer filled with nature, science, creativity, teamwork, and play as they explore how God’s hand is at work all around them. Each themed week encourages campers to notice the small wonders, big ideas, and amazing details of God’s creation. Located on the beautiful campus of Andrews University, The Crayon Box offers a safe, joyful, faith-centered place for children to spend their summer vacation with on-campus adventures, campus field trips, and visits from zoo and wildlife educators. Enrollment is open now at andrews.edu/services/crayonbox/summercamp. Space is limited. Forms are due May 18, 2026.