Volume 8 Issue 33 | August 17, 2022
Pioneer Pulpit
Current Series: "Brooding with Jesus" – Dwight K. Nelson
August 20 – "It Takes a Village or at Least a Campus"
August 27 – "Brooding with Jesus: Stepping on Snakes"
Prayer Promise"Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful."
Hebrews 10:23 NIV
Livestreaming Schedule9:00 AM ET - Pioneer at Worship
11:45 AM ET - Pioneer at Worship
Offering
ScheduleAugust 20: Pioneer Operating Budget
August 27: Michigan Advance Partners
September 3: Pioneer Operating Budget
Financial Reports | Give Online
Renovate Balance: Goal Met
A Pair of Feet* PASTOR'S BLOG A few days ago, Brittany Moore and her year-and-a-half-old toddler, Ethan, were in the backyard blowing bubbles into the Georgia summer air. As one of those rainbow-hued wet bubbles drifted upward into the sky, little Ethan ran after it. But over their backyard fence and into the woods it sailed. Halted by the fence, Ethan stood there pointing.
“Feet,” he called to his mother. “Feet. Feet? Puzzled, Brittany joined Ethan. “What did you say, Ethan?” “Feet,” he repeated. All she could see were the overgrown trees beyond their yard. So she “crouched down to her son’s level and looked where he was pointing.” Read More
Pioneer Women's Ministries Autumn Kick-Off Sunday, September 18 – 10:00 AM
Pioneer Commons Women’s Prayer Brunch — A call to the Pioneer Women to Unite in Prayer.
Bring a friend! Bring your Bible! Bring your favorite hot drink mug! Join us for a time of Praises — Promises — Prayers. Gluten-free options are available. Contact: yolande.robertson@pmchurch.org. Registration Deadline: September 14, 2022
Grow Group Leaders Needed Summer is rapidly coming to an end, and soon it will be time for Fall Grow Groups! Right now we're looking for dedicated individuals who are excited to share their passions and grow their faith by leading small groups. Fall Grow Groups will meet from September 18 — December 10, 2022. If you're interested in leading, text "LEAD" to 269.281.2345 or visit pmchurch.org/grow. The deadline to register a group is August 20. Feel free to email growgroups@pmchurch.org with any questions.
New Student Picnic August 27 New students arrive on campus soon. Let’s extend our warm Pioneer Memorial Church welcome to them with our traditional delicious picnic on Sabbath, August 27, following the second service. We need 38 hosts to bring a lasagna/pasta dish, salad, and garlic bread to serve 10 people (including your family) at a picnic table that will be waiting
for you. Drink and cookies will be provided. RSVP by August 19. Call Claudia at 269.471.3543. If you are not able to attend the picnic but would like to contribute food, please indicate that when you respond. We will follow up with you about what food you will supply and when and where you should bring it.
Fellowship Dinner Update There will be a fellowship dinner this Sabbath, August 20, following the second service in the Commons on the lower level. Visitors welcome.
Food Donation for Funerals Would you like to be a blessing to someone during difficult times? Sign up to be placed on the list to donate food for funeral receptions. This is an easy way to share and is such a blessing for the families. Call the church office at 269.471.3133 (Heidi Ha) with your name and phone number or email them to members@pmchurch.org.
Romans 8—The Mountaintop of Scripture Wednesdays — 7:00 PM
Pioneer Youth Chapel House of Prayer/PM will slowly climb the summit of the Bible, Romans chapter 8. It will be a simple word-by-word reflection. You’re invited to recover and revisit the heart of the gospel, the heart of God through discussion and meditation. Join the conversation and prayers in the Youth Chapel any Wednesday you’re free.
Offering for August 20, 2022 Pioneer Operating Budget Exodus 29:1 “This is what you are to do to consecrate them, so they may serve me as priests: Take a young bull and two rams without defect.” We worship God with our offerings because they are sermons without words. After building the
tabernacle from the people's freewill offerings, it was time to set apart Aaron and his sons for the holy ministry. Exodus 29 provides details about the ordination service of the first priests in Israel. Interestingly, Moses, the leader, did not deliver a special speech or preach a sermon for this occasion. But one thing was prominent, offerings of various kinds: Sin-offering, a burnt offering, and wave offering. What were the messages conveyed by these offerings? Read More
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