Pioneer PulpitFebruary 15 – "Yahweh is My God" – Pathfinder Sabbath ————— Prayer Promise"Remain in me, as I also remain in you. No branch can bear fruit by itself; it must remain in the vine. Neither can you bear fruit unless you remain in me." A Season of Giving and Dreams for the Future: Harbor of Hope Church’s Outreach and Vision for Benton Harbor Jonathan Garcia This December marked a significant moment in my journey as Pastor of Harbor of Hope Church. It was a time of new beginnings, as I had the honor of being officially installed as the Pastor in a meaningful and heartfelt ceremony. But what made this season even more special was the way our church and community came together to celebrate the spirit of generosity, outreach, and unity. One of the highlights of this holiday season was our Christmas at the Pump event, which was a beautiful testament to what can be accomplished when we come together as a community. In partnership with STOPMichigan State Police, Kalamazoo Excavation, Diane Young and Sisters from Another Mother, and other generous contributors, we set out with one mission: to spread love in a way that truly mattered. BELONG We Love Our Students Event February 13 • 6:00 PM On February 13th, we’ll host a special event in the Pioneer Welcome Center to show some love to our students. There will be photo booths, giveaways, and of course, snacks! We’d love your help with setup, and providing Valentine’s snacks. If you’re available to assist, please contact Mari Bowerman at mebowerman@gmail.com. Something in Common Sabbath School Sabbath Mornings • 10:30–11:30 AM Everyone is welcome to join us for "The Best Question Ever?" by Andy Stanley begins on Sabbath, February 15. Can a Simple Question Foolproof Your Life? When it comes to sorting out the complexities of life, only wisdom can reveal the best path. Let’s face it—we’ve all made some pretty dumb decisions in our lives. For most of us, there are chapters in the past we would like to rewrite... House of Prayer Winter Mini-Series by Pastor Dwight Nelson Wednesday Evenings 7:00 PM • Earliteen Loft We are pleased to announce a new House of Prayer Winter Mini-series led by pastor Dwight Nelson entitled "They, Too, Walked with Him". This
series begins February 5th and will cover the following: Taste of the Nations Culinary Workshop February 23 • 3:00 PM Join us for a flavorful journey at the Taste of the Nations international culinary workshop, sponsored by Pioneer Health & Wellness and RMES Home & School! Enjoy vegetarian recipe demonstrations, tasting samples, and take home recipes to try yourself. This event is free, but registration is required. To reserve your spot, text "COOK" to 269.281.2345. Space is limited. Donations will be accepted at the event to support health ministries and RMES Home & School. Don't miss out on this exciting culinary experience! We look forward to seeing you there! Everybody's Birthday February 23 • 4:00 PM Women 18 and older are invited to a party sponsored by Pioneer Women’s Ministry celebrating birthdays in every month of the year. Pizza and salad will be served, please indicate need for vegan or gluten-free at registration. Register by texting "BIRTHDAY" to 269.281.2345 before February 18. Questions? Email women@pmchurch.org. Memorial Service February 24 • 4:00 PM The memorial service for Ann Bauer who passed away on Sunday, February 9, will be on Monday, February 24, at 4:00 pm in the Sanctuary. Visitation with the family will take place at 3:30 PM. There will be a private graveside service. Michigan Women’s Retreat Women are invited to spend a weekend meeting new friends and learning how to be deeply and happily rooted in Jesus. Choose April 11-13 (register on February 9) or April 18-20 (register on February 23). Registration and more information at the link below. Upcoming Events FEBRUARY MARCH Fellowship Dinner There will not be a fellowship dinner, following the second worship service. Offering for February 15, 2025 Pioneer Operating Budget When Joseph Leek died, he left nearly $1.8 million to an organization that provided guide dogs for the blind. Nothing unusual there. Except that nobody, not even his own family, had any idea that he had that kind of money. The 90-year-old lived like a pauper, according to his daughters. He watched television at a neighbor's house to save on electricity, put off home repairs, and bought secondhand clothes. Joseph’s problem was not the lack of money; he was driven to save money to help others. Livestreaming Schedule9:00 AM ET - Pioneer at Worship Offering |