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        Volume 6 Issue 16    |    July 8, 2020 
       
     
        
           
        
         
       
  
        
  
      
  
      
        
          
          
            
            
              
            
              
      
        Pioneer PulpitJuly 11 - "A Brave New World: Living with the Adrenaline Rush" - Dwight K. Nelson 
July 18 - Ben Martin 
July 25 - Rodlie Ortiz 
       
     
            
              
            
             
          
           
         
       
  
      
        
          
          
            
            
              
            
              
            
              
      
        Prayer Promise"Then Christ will make his home in your hearts as you trust in him. Your roots will grow down into God's love and keep you strong." 
Eph. 3:17 NLT 
       
     
            
              
            
              
            
             
          
           
         
       
  
      
        
          
          
            
            
              
            
              
            
              
      
        Livestreaming Schedule9:00 AM ET - Pioneer at Worship 
10:30 AM ET - Sabbath School 
11:45 AM ET - Pioneer at Worship Live on Facebook and our Website 
       
     
            
              
            
             
          
            
            
              
            
              
            
              
      
        Offering 
ScheduleJuly 11: Women's Ministries 
July 18: Pioneer Operating Expense 
July 25: Michigan Advance Partners 
 
Finance Report  |  Give Online 
       
     
            
              
            
             
          
           
         
       
  
      
  
      
        
        
          
        
            
        
            
        
            
      
        The Debate Goes OnWhen I was a boy, I remember my dad telling this story on himself to a group of my friends: “I was the toughest kid in my neighborhood—whenever the boys saw me coming, they started running—but they could never catch me!” And I recall feeling so upset because his story made him look like a weakling. Every child likes to think the authority figures in his or her life are invincible. 
       
     
        
            
        
            
      
        That’s why it is so confusing for the American public to decipher who of our many authorities are the ones we should believe, trust, obey. Look at all the debates we’re having, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic: (1) over face masks and social distancing; (2) over whether schools across the country should open or remain closed; (3) over the safety or lack of it for air travel; (4) over whether churches should open or not. Confusion over authority, confusion among authorities—how do you decide? Read More 
       
     
        
            
        
            
        
            
        
            
        
            
      
        Adopt a Student COVID-19 has taken a toll in our community and around our campus. As you already know most students have headed home to their families. However, we have some students who were not able to return home and are alone here on campus, many are from international locations with student visa which, means they are not allowed to work off campus to their visa restrictions, and since Andrews University is currently closed they are not able to work at all. Most of these students don't have transportation to get off campus. 
These students are also missing connection. Pioneer wants to share God's love and blessings with these students for the next 6 weeks, until our campus opens up. Would you adopt a student? 
       
     
        
            
        
            
        
            
        
            
        
            
      
        Family, Faith, & Fun!BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE FAMILY LIFE COMMITTEE 
Writer: Judy NayWhat sorts of challenges have you experienced during the last few months while staying at home? Some who live alone may find isolation to be more discouraging than those who are living with roommates or family members. Extroverts no doubt feel the lack of social interaction more acutely than introverts. Couples may find that extra time together is more difficult than they anticipated. In an April 28 Adventist Review article, Willie and Elaine Oliver (Adventist world church Family Ministry directors) stated that “Keeping your marriage healthy during the COVID-19 quarantine needs to be a high priority for all 
couples.” All of us have had to deal with a completely new situation.Read More 
       
     
        
            
        
            
        
            
        
            
      
        COVID-19 ResourcesSelf-isolating because of COVID-19? We are here to help! We have a team of volunteers who can help pick up things for you like groceries or medicine, and they can even call you to pray with you. Let us know how we can help! 
  
       
     
        
            
        
            
        
            
        
            
        
            
        
           
        
         
       
  
      
  
      
  
      
        
        
          
        
        
      
            
        
            
      
        Pioneer Memorial Church 
8655 University Blvd 
Berrien Springs, MI 49103 
United States 269-471-3133 
info@pmchurch.org 
       
     
        
            
        
            
        
           
        
         
       
  
      
      
        
        
       
        
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