May 12, 2007 - Loma Linda University Church of Seventh-day ...

Campus mapSABBATH SCHOOL CLASS OPTIONSUniversity Church(Enlarged View)SABBATH SCHOOL CLASS OPTIONSBernard Taylor 8:30 a.m. A-Level Amphitheater #61AdventHOPE - Young Adults 9:00 a.m. Burden Hall #18ALSAD - Latino Young Adults 9:30 a.m. Cutler Hall #14German, Room 2-B 9:30 a.m. Univ Mobile Estates Clubhouse (5/5 only) #23Ken Hart 9:45 a.m. Randall Visitor Center #20Spanish 9:45 a.m. Griggs Hall, Room 105 #23J. Walters, R. Rice, D. Baldwin 9:45 a.m. Coleman Pavilion, Room 11110 #57Gary Chartier 9:45 a.m. Griggs Hall, Room 2A #23The Gathering Place 9:45 a.m. Room 111Second Look Seminar 9:55 a.m. Mortensen Hall #24Hiding Place 10:00 a.m. Room 103University Young Adult 10:00 a.m. Campus ChapelChildren’s Sabbath School 10:00 a.m. Educational WingJunior High10:00 a.m. Room 201 (2nd floor)Youth10:00 a.m. Room 202 (2nd floor)Arabic 11:30 a.m. Room 111Cambodian 4:00 p.m. Room 207 (2nd floor)Urdu Fellowship 5:30 p.m. Room 111

Junior ChoirChancel RingersCherub ChoirLoma Linda University ChurchChildren’s Musical GroupsSpring ConcertVespersMay 19, 5:00 p.m.Loma Linda University Church Sanctuary

Young Adult Sabbath SchoolCampus Chapel10:00-11:15 a.m.Today’s Study Proverbs 1:7 Costin JordacheThe fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge,but fools despise wisdom and discipline.____________________________________________________________May 19 Hebrews 4:12 Leah JordacheMay 26 Romans 15:4 Terry SwensonJune 2 Exodus 15:26 Randy Roberts____________________________________________________________Join us and meet others in your age group. If you are an adult betweenthe ages of 18 and 35, we have a worship experience designed for you! Eachweek we strive to provide a welcoming, non-threatening place for corporateworship that encourages each one present in their walk with God. Relish inthe gift of the grace of Jesus Christ through Christ-centered worship of praisesinging, prayer, and the study of scripture.Our Budget: Young Adult Ministries operates completely on a donationbasis. We invite and encourage support from all of those who have a burdenand a passion for the spiritual development of young people, the future of thechurch. One-time gifts or monthly and annual donations of any amount aregreatly appreciated.Check out the website at www.lluc.orgGo to Ministries and then to Young Adult.We welcome your comments and participation.Pastoral Adviser: Leah Jordache(909) 558-4570 / ljordache@lluc.orgYOUNG ADULT FINANCIAL SUMMARYAnnual Budget (July-June) $60,000IncomeExpensesMarch $ 4,200 $ 4,433Year to date $56,294 $44,423YOUNG ADULT SABBATH SCHOOL

CHURCH AT WORSHIPCHURCH AT WORSHIP8:30 and 11:15 a.m. May 12, 2007Prelude Aria Craig PhillipsCall to Worship O for a Thousand Tongues to Sing arr. Dorothy Matar-WarehamLoma Linda Men’s ChorusHymn of Praise O Worship the Lord No. 6Musical Praise God Bless Families Natalie SleethCherub ChoirJan Cooley-Smith, pianoPrayerPrayer ResponseBernard TaylorPastoral WelcomeDarold RetzerWeniger Award Milton Murray Randy Roberts*Lowell BockDan Matthews*Tithes and OfferingsDisaster and Famine Relief/World BudgetOffertory Amazing Grace arr. Jay AlthouseLoma Linda Men’s ChorusChild Dedication Warren Christopher Leon Neil, Andrew Ryan Lauer Randy Roberts*Christian Watanak VongAileen Lang Van*Mother’s Day FeatureJackie BishopAnthem It Is Well With My Soul arr. Wayne HooperLoma Linda Men’s ChorusMeditationScripture Reading Genesis 49:1–2, 28, NIV Melissa MolinaA View from the PewMarie-Lys and Stephanie BacchusSermon Passing on the Dream Randy RobertsPart 10 - Joseph: May All Your (God-given) Dreams Come TrueHymn of Response Children of the Heavenly Father (verses 1, 2 and 5) No. 101BenedictionRandy RobertsPostlude Christ Our Redeemer De Monti+FantasiaRichard I. Purvis*Gerald Wareham, director, Loma Linda Men’s ChorusDorothy Matar-Wareham, accompanist, Loma Linda Men’s ChorusKerry Heinrich and Mauricio Cadavid, media producersFirst Service+Out of respect to worshipers around you, please silence all phones and pagersMelissa Molina is a second year doctor of physicaltherapy student,Loma Linda Univeristy, School of AlliedHealth ProfessionsWorship ParticipantsDonna Samson, organistPeter Seheult, first service postludeDonna Thurber, director, Cherub ChoirSecond Service*Marie-Lys Bacchus is completing her masters degree inbiology at Loma Linda UniversityStephanie Bacchus is studying speech pathology and audiologyat Loma Linda University

MEMBERSHIP TRANSFERSFirst Reading: May 12, 2007Second Reading: May 19, 2007INCOMINGAsheford, PearlieAltadena, CABathini, LeonSligo, MDBishop, FredCampion, COBrown, Robert H. & Ruth F.Calimesa, CACabansag, Clifford & KathleenUniversity Church, Orlando, FLClark, Rex W.Ontario, CAFisher, Darrin SeanRiverside Community, CAJara, KarenKirkland, WAKelly, NonaBeaumont, CAPedersen, JeanneYountville-Signs MemorialYountville, CASugiyama, David KuzoCrosswalk, Redlands, CAWatung, Peggy SigarLoma Linda IndonesianRedlands, CAOUTGOINGAlcorn, Patrick R.Raleigh, NCAveling, Tiffany M.Calimesa, CAErlenbach-Peterson, KristaPacific Union CollegeFritz, KristiJoySpring Adventist MinistrySpokane, WAHughes, JamesHughes, JoeRiverside Community, CAMikhail, JanelYucaipa, CAMoura, Joabe & EstherYucaipa, CATodorov, Todor & BisserkaTodorov, AssenTodorov, MarioPark SDA ChurchSalisbury, MDWaldron, Mary JonWaiola Worship CenterKaneohe, HIPROFESSION OF FAITHAlam, AmJad WaryamAmjad, AsheeBario, GreetaBario, NathanielChristie-Peterson, Sofia BhaskerraoWe welcome these incoming members into the fellowship of the UniversityChurch, and wish God’s blessing on those who are leaving. Unless there areconcerns raised by members in regard to particular names, the publishing offirst and second readings in the church bulletin constitutes a vote of acceptanceby the congregation.

CHURCH LIFE ANNOUNCEMENTSTODAYHospitality Dinner: We welcomeout-of-town visitors to join us for lunchin Fellowship Hall following secondservice. Your hosts today are Cliffand Marilyn Herrmann, William andJeanne Murdoch. Your pastoral hostsare Darold and Carol Ann Retzer.Offering Today: Disaster and FamineRelief / World Budget. Next week:Church Budget.Today our church family joinshands with thousands of churchesacross North America to collect aspecial offering to help meet the needsof many disaster survivors around theworld. The Disaster and Famine ReliefOffering is an opportunity to send hopeto other parts of the world to shareour blessings with children, mothers,and fathers who may be in dire needof food, shelter, and hope. Your gifttoday will ensure ADRA provides food,education, medical aid, emergencyrelief, and development assistance tosomeone in need.Vespers: Loma Linda Men’s Chorusin the Sanctuary at 5:00 p.m.FLORAL ARRANGEMENTSCenter: In honor of the dedication ofour grandson Warren Christopher LeonNeil and the birthday of our daughterMarcia Neil Bedney, from Verlene andRichard Neil.North: Presented to Milton Murray inhonor of his receiving the Charles WeneigarAward. God has richly blessedyou. Your family is so proud of you.Jeanne, Keith, Kathy, and Deanne,Virginia, and Cloey.South: In appreciation to LarryThomas and Tropical Health AllianceFoundation for funds raised to alleviatethe suffering of mothers in Ethiopia,from your friends.PEOPLEWe welcome Lyndon Hundley intochurch membership following hisbaptism on April 21.Blessings on the following familiesas they bring their children to be dedicatedtoday: Sovanvichit Vong andSopheavy Ly with Christian WatanakVong and Geoffrey and Christina Neilwith Warren Christopher Leon Neil andRyan and Heather Lauer with AndrewRyan.We regret to announce the followingdeaths:Ada L. Turner died on April 30. Sheis the mother of Marilyn Crane andAnn Turner-McKibben and was editorof academic publications at LLU from1954 to 1974. A memorial service isscheduled for June 2 at 3:00 p.m. inthe Campus Chapel. In lieu of flowers,the family requests that donationsbe sent to LLU Center for ChristianBioethics.Victor Elloway died on May 3. Heis survived by his wife, Janet, andchildren, Russell, Robert, Tami Song,and Lisa Highton. Services were heldMay 11.Bernita Lau died on May 5. She issurvived by her husband, Francis, herchildren, Gerald, Ronald, Carol LauRuckle, and Kathleen Lau Peverini,and nine grandchildren. A memorialservice will be held today, May 12, at3:00 p.m. in the Campus Chapel. Inlieu of flowers, the family requests thatdonations be sent to the LLU Schoolof Nursing Dean’s Nursing Scholarship.University ChurchPrograms on LLBNChurch TodayConcertMondayWednesdayFridaySabbath (LIVE)3:30 p.m.9:00 p.m.8:15 a.m.3:15 p.m.7:15 p.m.8:30 a.m.11:15 a.m.

CHURCH LIFEA special Kids First Church Sabbathis planned for Sabbath, May 19.Special features, balloons, friendshipcup, Cherub and Junior Choir Vespers,Family Fun Night games on the lawnwith worship and a movie with freepopcorn. The Christian family movieFacing the Giants will begin at 8:00in Room 202. Corndogs and shaveice will be for sale to benefit the youthdepartment. KFC PastorsPlease silence cell phones andpagers while attending services inthe Sanctuary. If you must take orplace a call during the service, pleasefirst step outside. We appreciate yourconsideration of other worshipers.Homebound or hospital visitation:If you know a church member whois homebound or in the hospital andwould like a pastor to visit, please callthe church office at (909) 558-4570x47091 or fill out the pew welcomecard and place it in the offering.EXCELL: Many youth in our areaface educational, social, and financialchallenges. Find out how you can serveyour community by enriching the lifeof a young person. Be a hero. Be amentor. Contact Mary Jane at (909)499-2342.The following dates are available forfloral arrangements: June and beyond.To reserve a date, please call the churchoffice at (909) 558-4570 and press 4.Reserved Parking: The first tworows of parking behind Mortensen Hallare reserved for those with physicallimitations who need assistance gettingto the church. The designated area isclearly identified with signs and tapefor the benefit of visitors and members.The golf cart will pick up those needingassistance. Thank you. Shuttle Ministry.ACTS is looking for a full-time officemanager with good computer skills, excellentcommunication and client contactskills. Must be able to drive and lift fooditems to stock shelves. Active member ofthe SDA church. References required.Call Jacqueline at (909) 796-8357.Tuition Aid: Individuals requestingtuition aid for Loma Linda Academy(K–12) students for next school yearmay pick up application forms at thechurch office. Completed applicationsmust be returned with supporting documentsby June 30. Call the church officefor more information at (909) 558-4570,press 2, then press 3.Writers’ Group will meet on May 15in Room 128. Halcyon Williams will bespeaking on Letters My Mother Wrote.If you are an accomplished writer andwould like to share some wisdom, orif you have never written but wouldlike to, you are invited to attend theWriters’ Group.Church Board will meet Monday,May 21, 7:00 p.m. in the CampusChapel.All creative souls: It is time toreconnect or to join us for the firsttime. Bring your scrapbooking, cardmaking, rubber stamping, knitting,painting, and drawing. Enjoy a friendlyand relaxed atmosphere. Come aloneor with a friend and bring a light snackto share. You will find us once amonth in Fellowship Hall West from5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. There is nocharge, so mark your calendar to joinus on Sunday, May 20. If you haveany questions, please e-mail amar4@email.com or call (909) 792-9150.The University Church is lookingfor a couple of young, energetic volunteerswho have an interest in workingon Sabbath mornings applyingmake-up on televised worship serviceparticipants. This involves arriving at7:45 a.m. and working until secondservice begins. If you are interested,please call the church office at (909)558-4570 and press 4.Inland Empire Adventist Singleshosts a spring fiesta potluck at ArmidaVargas residence, 3980 Skofstad,Riverside. today, May 12, 6:30 p.m.Bring fruit, salads, desserts, games,and swimming suits. Meet old friendsand make new friends. Check the InfoLine at (909) 558-3800.ANNOUNCEMENTS

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTSA Divorce Recovery group willbe held at the Medical Center beginningMonday, May 14. This 10-weekgroup session is designed to providesupport for persons seeking help andhealing. A free orientation will beheld at the first meeting and a fee of$85 will cover all other sessions andmaterials. For more information andregistration, call (909) 558-4367.C. S. Lewis & Friends monthlystudy group invites you to join in adiscussion of The Good Book: Readingthe Bible with Mind and Heart byPeter Gomes on May 14 at 7:00 p.m.Call (909) 792-9144 for information.The National Auxiliary LLUSMinvites you to attend its Spring Luncheonat Benedict Castle, Riverside,on Wednesday, May 16. Featuredspeaker will be San Bernardino MayorPatrick Morris. Call the Auxiliary Officeat (909) 558-4639 for information.Spiritual Care in the Clinical Setting.Many who want to better meettheir patients’ spiritual needs havebeen meeting monthly to learn effectivemeans of reaching their patients.Our next session will be a Bible studyand a case study where we will examine“Kingdom Thinking, Looking atthe World with God’s Eyes.” Whethera doctor, nurse, dentist, or therapist,join us at our potluck and training May19 in Room 202 at 1:00 p.m. Pleasebring a dish to feed 10.Winner of 16 Grammy and DoveAwards, recording artist, LarnelleHarris will be in concert next Sabbath,May 19 at 8:30 p.m. in the Sanctuary.Tickets are available at the ABCBookstores, Berean Christian Bookstores,and the LLU Student AffairsOffice. Sponsored by the Del RosaChurch.Full Pancake Breakfast, sponsoredby the Paps Team Internationalto raise funds to fight cervical cancerin developing countries, will be Sunday,May 20, 8:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m.at the Loma Linda Civic Center. $8for adults and $6 for children ages12 and under.Loma Linda Children’s Centercurrently has Kindergarten spotsavailable. Call (909) 558-4568.The Spring Adventist RetireeCamp Meeting will be Monday–Wednesday, May 21–23, at PineSprings Ranch. Speakers includeLonnie Melashenko, Dan Smith,Terry Butler, Marvin and Alta Krause,and Gerald Penick. Register by May13. For information call (951) 509-2258.You are invited to join us for theLoma Linda Chamber of CommerceBusiness Expo on May 23 from 11:00to 3:00 p.m. at Loma Linda Plaza,sponsored by LLUMC, LLU SAC HealthSystem–Norton, and LL Market.Loma Linda Academy FamilySummer Softball for grades 1–6begins June 18 and continues throughAugust 13. Games will be held Mondaysfrom 6:00 –7:30 p.m. Early birdregistration is $40. Registration afterJune 8 is $50. For information, contactLisa Corrales at (909) 783-0716 orlisaballys@yahoo.com.Loma Linda Academy: Applicationsfor K-12 grades are now beingaccepted for the 2007-2008 schoolyear. LLA is committed to providingthe highest quality Christian education.Come check out the great programsoffered at LLA. For moreinformation, call (909) 796-0161 orstop by for a tour.Loma Linda Academy Graduations:May 30, 6:30 p.m.: Kindergartenin Chan Auditorium; May 31, 7:00p.m. Grade 8 in the Sanctuary; June1, 7:30 p.m. High School Consecrationin the Sanctuary; June 2, 10:00a.m. High School Baccalaureate inthe Sanctuary; June 3, 6:00 p.m. HighSchool Commencement at the LLAAthletic Field.Loma Linda Broadcasting NetworkSaturday evening special programat 9:00 p.m. will be Jeff Kaatzand Cello Ensemble.Our church services are aired liveon Sabbaths on our church websiteat www.lluc.org, on LLBN by satellite,on the Internet at www.llbn.tv, andon cable channel 17 in Loma Linda.Services are also aired on KSGN89.7 FM from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. eachSabbath, a week delayed.

SABBATH, May 128:30 & 11:15 a.m. Passing on the Dream, Part 10, Joseph: May All Your(God-given) Dreams Come True, Randy Roberts,Sanctuary10:00 a.m. Sanctuary Sabbath School, Ben Clausen5:00 p.m. Vespers: Loma Linda Men’s Chorus, SanctuaryTUESDAY, May 156:00 p.m. Latin Class, Room 2077:00 p.m. Digging Deeper, Room 1117:00 p.m. Writers’ Group, Room 128WEDNESDAY, May 166:00–7:00 p.m. Open Prayer Circle, Room 103, Chaplain VernonReese, The Bible: Book of Health7:00–8:00 p.m. Christianity Explored, Fellowship Hall East7:00–8:00 p.m. Glimpses of God in the Old Testament, BernardTaylor, Campus Chapel7:00 p.m. Sanctuary Brass Rehearsal, Sanctuary7:00–8:00 p.m. Intercessory Prayer, Room 1117:30 p.m. Men’s Chorus Rehearsal, Choir RoomFRIDAY, May 186:00–6:45 p.m. Cherub Choir Rehearsal, Room 2027:00 p.m. Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal, Choir Room7:15–8:00 p.m. Junior Choir Rehearsal, Room 202SABBATH, May 198:30 & 11:15 a.m. A Promise Fulfilled, Part 11, Joseph: May All Your(God-given) Dreams Come True, Randy Roberts,Sanctuary10:00 a.m. Sanctuary Sabbath School, Calvin Thomsen5:00 p.m. Vespers: Loma Linda University Church Children’sChoirs, SanctuaryCALENDARSunset Today - 7:41 p.m.Sunset Next Week - 7:46 p.m..CHURCH BUDGET FINANCIAL SummaryTotals as of April 2007Income Expense VarianceMarch $1,598,875 $1,596,006 $ 2,869Year to Date $1,872,038 $1,824,011 $48,027Donauvin Krause, Church Business Administrator