Volume 7 Issue 24 | June 16, 2021
Pioneer Pulpit
Current Series - Dwight K. Nelson
June 19—"For the Love of an Animal: YapYap"
June 26—"For the Love of an Animal: Baaa"
Prayer Promise
"Surely God is my salvation; I will trust and not be afraid. The Lord, the Lord himself, is my strength and my defense; he has become my salvation."
Isaiah 12:2 NIV
Livestreaming Schedule
9:00 AM ET - Pioneer at Worship
Sabbath School Resources
11:45 AM ET - Pioneer at Worship
Offering
Schedule
June 19: Pioneer Operating Budget
June 26: Michigan Advance Partners
July 3: Pioneer Operating Budget
April Finance Report | Give Online
Renovate Balance: $699,993 (6/15/2021)
"Man's Best Friend"
PASTOR'S BLOG
The reason the well-known phrase, “man’s best friend,” is enclosed in quotation marks is because (1) it is an oft-quoted phrase in reference to dogs, but (2) it is also regularly challenged! I want to thank all who submitted animal stories prior to our worship series, “For the Love of an Animal.” Those stories are evidence enough that “man’s best friend” could just as well be a cat, a peacock or two or three, or whatever animal companion you happened to grow up with or are enjoying right now.
Offering for June 19, 2021
Naaman was the commander of the Syrian army, a great and honorable man in his nation. But he was a leper. During one of the conquests against Israel, Naaman captured a young girl and gave her to his wife as a maid. The Bible never gives the name of this precious child, but her influence in the house of Naaman was great. She spoke of the God of Israel who could heal the husband
of her mistress. The wife told her husband about the hope of a cure. Naaman asked the king of Syria to write a letter to the king of Israel requesting healing.
Unite Youth Event
PIONEER YOUTH MINISTRIES
Join Pioneer Youth and area church youth ministries for a fun-filled outdoor event "Unite" on June 18, 7:00 PM at the Andrews Field!
Will This Be the Last Pandemic
Communion Celebration?
Please mark your calendar for Sabbath, June 26, when we will gather both services—in person or online—to celebrate the gift of our Savior in summertime fashion.
Will this be the last time we commemorate the cross with at-home foot washing and prepackaged emblems of bread and wine? It could very well be. But no matter—it will be a high day in worship for us all. If you wish to celebrate communion at home, please stop by the church office this next week (Monday thru Friday noon) to pick your packaged emblems. For on-site worship, you may receive the emblems as you arrive that Sabbath morning.
Michigan Camp Meeting Online
June 18–26
After missing last year' s Michigan Conference camp meeting experience, the good news is the event will be live and on-site (Great Lakes Adventist Academy) beginning in just a few days. For access to the brochure, the general schedule and children’s schedules, the booklet, and a map—as well as live stream coverage from beginning to end. Your one-stop-shop is at www.misda.org/cm-onestop. Let's join in praying God will abundantly pour out His Spirit on this encampment.
Ruth Murdoch Elementary
School Registration
Register Now for Fall! Our school and staff are committed to providing quality education in a Christ-filled environment. www.myrmes.org 269-471-3225
Pathfinder Building Work Bee Thank You
Thank you to everyone who came out to volunteer their time! The Pioneer Youth work bee on Sunday at the Pathfinder Building was successful. Here's a recap video of the work that was accomplished.
Thanks For Your Support
Thank you, church family, for the lovely flowers and prayers at the passing of my brother and sister-in-law this spring. We are so thankful to our Heavenly Father and our church family for the support at this time.
—Lois Forrester
Pioneer Memorial Church
8655 University Blvd
Berrien Springs, MI 49103
United States
269-471-3133
info@pmchurch.org