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2014-15 Parking Permits Available NowThe Office of Campus Safety now has parking permits for the 2014-2015 school available. All AndrewsUniversity parking permits display an expiration date on the face of the decal. If your current decal is setto expire on August 31, 2014, please visit the Office of Campus Safety with the required documentation(proof of current sate registration, proof of current insurance, and valid driver’s license) to obtain a newdecal. You may also begin the registration process online at www.andrews.edu/safety .

Thursday, August 21, 2014

2014 - 2015 Dining Services HoursBeginning Monday August 25, Dining Services will resume its normal semester hours. For moreinformation visit our webpage http://www.andrews.edu/services/dining/

Contact: Dining Services [email protected] 269.471.3161


Pick up your Fall Kick Off Party TicketsPurchase your tickets this Sunday for the FALL KICK OFF PARTY!

Sponsored by AUSA

Tickets can be purchased at 5:00 pm in the Dining Services lobby; 1 ticket per meal plan, unlimited ticketsper cafe account. Haystacks will be served on the playing fields at 5:30 pm.

The Terrace Cafe will be closed for Supper during the time.



Wednesday, August 20, 2014

AICER Presents Dr. Christon ArthurThe Andrews International Center for Educational Research (AICER) is inviting faculty, students andinterested individuals to attend a presentation on September 02, 2013, at 5:30 pm.

Presenter: Dr. Christon Arthur, Dean, School of Graduate Studies and Research; Associate Provost, FacultyDevelopment, Andrews University

Ways of Knowing: Using Research to Inform Theory & Practice

Humans are constantly making decisions. The quality of our life is inextricably linked to the decisions that wemake. It goes without saying that the best decisions are usually Informed-decisions - decisions that areknowledge-based. But, how do we acquire that knowledge? How do we “come to know?” It is true thatepistemology is concerned with what knowledge is most important; but how do we acquire or “come toknow?” Is empiricism at odds with revelation? Can one know that which is not “testable” or “observable?” Isthere such a thing as “objective reality?”

Venue: Bell Hall, Room 013

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Gymnics TryoutsTryouts for the Andrews University Gymnics begin Monday, August 25 at 8PM. All are welcome.

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Infinite Gymnastics Fall SessionsInfinite Gymnastics classes begin on September 8th. For more information you can visit theInfinite webpage . Staff and students receive a 10% discount. To register fill out our online application.See you soon.


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Tuesday, August 19, 2014

CYB Group Personal TrainingCome, CHANGE YOUR BODY! Anna Piskozub’s dynamic group personal training starts a new session onTuesday, September 2, at 6pm, at Lamson Health Club. This unique program will help you shed fat, buildmuscle, and slim your midsection in no time. Your workout routines are personalized for you by anexperienced trainer targeting your individual needs. Though each workout will be unique to you, you areguaranteed to experience dynamic warms-ups, core training and strength training that will improve youroverall conditioning. In the next three months you will improve your balance, build a strong core andincrease your flexibility. Class times are Sunday at 9am, Tuesday at 6pm and Thursday 6pm. Note: AUemployees will be reimbursed up to 50% for the cost of the program. If you are interest in joining, please callthe Lamson Health Club at 471-3449 or e-mail Anna at [email protected]

Contact: Anna Piskozub [email protected] 269-471-3109


Mission Trip to HondurasMISSION TRIP TO HONDURAS – Christmas Break (Dec. 12-22)

Join the youth mission team! December 12 - 22 a team of youth missions volunteers will be going to theREACH orphanage in Honduras to conduct a special day camp ministry for about 150 children. There is stillsome room on the team if if you are a young person (or young at heart!) interested in service and missions.The application deadline is September 5. Please contact Glenn Russell ([email protected]) right away formore information since airline ticket deadlines are just a few weeks away. Sponsored by Pioneer MemorialChurch - Youth Missions.

Contact: Glenn Russell [email protected] 269-876-7657


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Journey AuditionsJourney is in need of tenors. We will be having auditions on Thursday, August 28. If you are interestedin auditioning for Journey, please stop by Wanda Cantrell's office in James White Library to get moreinformation and to fill out an application. All applications must be filled out before 4 pm Thursday, August28. If you have any questions, please call 269-471-3264.

Contact: Wanda Cantrell [email protected] 269-471-3264


PIoneer Memorial Church Service Aug. 23Pioneer Memorial Churchon the campus of Andrews University8655 University Blvd.Berrien Springs, MI

Sabbath Speaker: Dwight K. NelsonSermon: “With All Your Heart, Soul and Mind: Dead Rabbits Aren’t Worth Dying For”

Church Service: 9 am & 11:45 amSabbath School: 10:30 am



Dining Services Table TentsOnce again this year, Dining Services will be reserving slots in their table tents for those who are looking touse inserts for campus announcements and events. Please let us know ahead of time, as spaces are limited.

For reservations or questions please email us at [email protected].




Dining Services HoursThe following announcements are regarding upcoming changes to Dining Services business hours.

Due to the Fall Fellowship activities, the Terrace Cafe will be closed this Sabbath, August 16th. However, theGazebo will be open from 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm. http://bit.ly/1ewlDLL

Beginning August 17th, Dining Services hours are as follows:

Terrace Cafe

Monday - Friday: 7:00 am to 10:00 am, 11:00 am to 2:30 pm, 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm

Sabbath: 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm

Sunday: 10:30 am to 2:00 pm, 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm

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Monday - Thursday: 8:00 am to 9:00 pm

Friday: 8:00 am to one hour before sundown

Sabbath: 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm

Sunday: 11:00 am to 9:00 pm

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Bookstore Blow-out saleAU Bookstore is having a storewide Blow-out Sale, 25% off ALL clothing and gifts.

Come in and take advantage of this great savings, while supplies last.

Contact: Cindy Swanson [email protected]


Bookstore hoursAU Bookstore will return to regular business hours on August 18th. Monday-Thursday, 9am-5pm, and Friday,9am-1pm. Closed Saturday and Sunday.

The Bookstore will be open the following two Sundays, August 17th and August 24th, 9am-2pm.

Contact: Cindy Swanson [email protected]



Office of Graduate EnrollmentThe Office of Graduate Enrollment Management will be closed to the public on Thursday, August 14, 2014.We will resume office hours on Friday, August 15, 2014.

For more information contact Monica Wringer at [email protected]

Contact: Monica Wringer [email protected] 2694713742




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Reminder: Faculty Mentors NeededDear Faculty,

From August 17-23 the Student Life office will be coordinating New Student Orientation week.

Our goal is to help students adjust to their new environment by placing them into Mentoring Groups. Thesegroups are under the leadership of current students who serve as New Student Mentors.

We are seeking twenty faculty members who would serve as a Faculty Coaches for these groups.

Here is what that 4 1/2 hour commitment would entail.

1. Meet on Wednesday, August 20, from 7:30-9 p.m., with the Mentoring Group. The New StudentMentors will facilitate activities that help you get acquainted with the new students in your group. There willalso be time set aside for new students to ask you questions about how to succeed in the classroom.

2. Meet three times throughout the first semester (Sept. 23, Oct. 28 and Nov. 18.) during the Tuesdayco-curricular period, 11:30 am - 12:20 p.m. These will be “check-in points” with our new students. Again,the New Student Mentors will run the program. Your role will simply be to come alongside and show ahelpful interest in students’ experience and progress during their first semester.

Thank you for considering this important role during the first semester. Our new students appreciate thesupport and interaction these Mentoring Groups provide, and we believe they make a real difference instudent retention.

If you are interested in volunteering as a Faculty Coach, please contact the Student Activities Office by emailat [email protected] by Friday, August 8th.

Thank you so much for your time and God bless!

Chelsea NelsonAsst. Director of Student Activities and AthleticsAndrews [email protected]

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Seminary Releases Statement on Church Headshipby Becky St. Clair

On Thursday, August 21, the Andrews University Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary voted andreleased a major statement on headship in the church. This document is based on careful study of thescriptures and the Spirit of Prophecy. It represents a consensus of the Seminary faculty who created thisdocument as a service to the worldwide church.

“I am excited to offer to the church this biblical-theological study that uplifts the unique headship of Christ inthe church,” says Jiří Moskala, dean of the Seminary. “It is my hope that it will significantly contribute to thecurrent debates on leadership.”

The statement’s preamble says, “While there exists legitimate leadership in the church, no other humanbeing may rightfully claim a headship role in the church. As head of the church, Christ provides the ultimatemanifestation of God’s love, demonstrating and vindicating God’s moral government of love, and thusdefeating the counterfeit government of the usurping ‘ruler of this world.’”

The seven-page document includes detailed discourse on God’s moral government of love, the GreatControversy between Christ and Satan, the unique and non-transferable headship of Christ, and a section onaffirmations and denials compiled by the faculty of the Seminary.

“I am grateful for the faculty that is dedicated and committed to the church and its mission,” says Moskala,“as they worked diligently and prayerfully to produce this statement. I pray that this document will prove tobe a unifying influence in the church.”

To read the full statement, visit andrews.edu/sem .

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Professors to do Research in Osloby Becky St. Clair

The 2014-15 school year includes an exciting opportunity for professors Øystein and Asta LaBianca. Øysteinis the associate director of the Institute of Archaeology and professor of anthropology and Asta is instructorof English, both at Andrews University, and both have a long-standing involvement with Andrews’archaeological dig at Tall Hisban in Jordan.

Øystein’s involvement has included working with Terje Stordalen, a professor at the University of Oslo inNorway. During the coming school year, Oystein will be based at the Centre for Advanced Study (CAS) at theNorwegian Academy of Sciences and Letters in Oslo. This appointment is part of the CAS’s annual selection ofthree research projects they fully fund and host for ten months.

Terje and Øystein’s project, “Local Dynamics of Globalization in the Pre-Modern Southern Levant,” is theCAS’s humanities project this year. Projects are selected based on a rigorous vetting process involvingNorwegian and international review teams. The multi-disciplinary and international team of eight full-timeresearchers was awarded a generous grant to collaborate on their research.

“We’re looking to understand the role of canonized texts such as the Bible and the Koran in influencing andshaping the cultural and political programs in the pre-modern southern Levant—Israel, Jordan and Palestine,”says Øystein. “Particularly we’re interested in those that were championed by kings and emperors.”

In addition, their research is looking at the daily lives and aspirations of individuals, families and localcommunities in this area throughout the centuries.

“This research will contribute insight into the impact of globalization on traditional sources of cultural andpolitical legitimacy, social order and conflict in the region today,” he adds.

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Øystein’s input to this collaboration will be his research on the role of “great” (imperial) and “little” (local)traditions in shaping changes over time in the way of life of the inhabitants of Tall Hisban since early Iron Agetimes (1300 BC) to the present. In addition to contributing chapters to joint publications of the researchgroup, Øystein aims to complete writing the final volume in the 14-volume series about Tall Hisban, “Hisbanin Global History.”

Asta has been part of many field seasons in Jordan and has helped gather ethnographic information aboutthe way of life of the present-day population living in vicinity of the ancient archaeological mound.

She will serve as lead editor and contributing author of the fourth and final publication of the series about TallHisban, Ethnoarchaeological Foundations. Kristin Witzel, adjunct professor in the Department of BehavioralSciences, will also be assisting with this volume.

“This part will document and explain the nature of various ‘little traditions’ observed in the village of Hisbanin the recent past,” says Asta. “This includes residential flexibility, hospitality, honor and shame andtribalism.”

A faculty research grant from the Andrews University Office of Research & Creative Scholarship has enabledtwo undergraduate anthropology majors, Brittany Swart and Doneva Walker, to assist the LaBiancas withcomputerizing archival records, ethnographic notes, photographs and relevant articles. This will make themaccessible in digitized form in Oslo for Asta’s use.

Learn more about their project at stordalen.info/ldg/home.html.


Speech & Hearing Clinic Expansionby Becky St. Clair

Andrews University now offers expanded services at their hearing clinic. As this student-led, faculty-supervised clinic is an integral part of the training program for the Department of Speech-Language,Pathology & Audiology, only nominal fees are charged for community members who wish to utilize itsservices. The clinic’s expansion allows the clinic to reach more people in the community.

The SPLAD hearing clinic is now scheduling appointments for both children and adults for evaluation andtreatment of speech, language and hearing concerns in the following areas:

Speech/ArticulationChild/school age languageHearing evaluationAuditory processing therapyPhonemic awareness/literacyFeeding and swallowingAccent/dialect modificationStutteringAphasiaMotor speech disorders (Apraxia/Dysarthria)Traumatic brain injury (TBI)VoiceAural rehabilitationSocial aspects of language/pragmatics

To make an appointment, please contact the Department of Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology at269-471-3468 or [email protected].

For more information about the SPLAD program, visit andrews.edu/splad, call 269-471-3468 or [email protected].



School of Ed Certified for Admin Prepby Melodie Roschman

After a grueling three-year journey, Andrews University is the first Seventh-day Adventist university in NorthAmerica to achieve state certification for the School Administrator Preparation Program.

“What this means for our program,” says Janet Ledesma, coordinator of the educational leadership program,“is that if a person graduates in the program, not only will they have denominational certification, they willalso have state certification and reciprocity in other states. Our program is completely online, so if you’re aprincipal in Indiana, or if you’re a principal in New York City, or if you’re a principal in any state that isrecognized in the state of Michigan, you will now have that same licensure.”

The process of achieving certification began in 2011. The certification team, consisting of Ledesma, DuaneCovrig (director of the graduate leadership program), Sylvia Gonzalez (professor of leadership andeducational administration) and several graduate students, submitted an application and paid a fee to the


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state. Then state standards changed and they had to begin the process again. There are ten EducationalLeadership Constituent Council (ELCC) program standards required for certification.

“Within each course we had to sit down and develop these rubrics that would match not only the standards,but also how we were developing this level of mastery within the course content,” Ledesma explains.“Imagine doing this for a 48-credit master’s, an EDS, or a PhD!”

“There was just one obstacle then another obstacle,” she says. “One day I got home and I said, ‘Lord, it’s inyour hands. We’ve done our best, now you do the rest.’”

Her prayer was answered, and in July, after a formal review by the Michigan State Department of Education,the program received certification.

Ledesma hopes that this added certification will attract teachers from outside the Adventist church to theprogram.

“This is yet another opportunity that God has sent us to reach teachers in our immediate area, right here inBerrien Springs, in Benton Harbor,” she says. “Ultimately this new certification both aids the School ofEducation’s commitment to academic excellence, and reinforces our motto: Educar es Redimir--To Educate isto Redeem.”

To learn more about the School of Education, visit andrews.edu/sed , email [email protected] or call269-471-3481.


Wednesday, July 23, 2014

August Graduation WeekendAndrews University announces its summer graduation, taking place August 1–3.

Graduation weekend events begin Friday evening, August 1, with Consecration in Pioneer Memorial Church,and continue through the weekend, finishing with Commencement on Sunday, August 3. For details on thevarious weekend events and each program’s time and location, see below or visit andrews.edu/graduation.

Karl G.D. Bailey, associate professor of psychology at Andrews, will offer the Consecration address titled,“Heart, Soul, Mind and Strength.“ on Friday, August 1, at 8 p.m. in Pioneer Memorial Church.

Bailey holds a PhD in cognitive psychology from Michigan State University. He is heavily involved in research,especially in collaboration with students, and for the last four years has been investigating the internalizationof Sabbath-keeping among Seventh-day Adventists and the relationship between Sabbath-keeping andwellbeing. Bailey has been at Andrews University for ten years.

On Saturday, August 2, Andrea Luxton, provost of Andrews University, will present the Baccalaureate addressat 11:45 a.m. Her presentation is titled “The Life of Integrity.”

Luxton holds a PhD in English from Catholic University of America and a postgraduate diploma in institutionalmanagement and change in higher education from the University of Twente, Netherlands. During her careershe has served in various roles as an educator and administrator, including as president of both NewboldCollege in England and Canadian University College in Lacombe, Alberta, Canada. She has served as provostof Andrews University since 2010.

Additional departmental services are planned for Friday and Saturday. They are as follows:

Friday, August 1School of Business Administration Ethics Oath Ceremony11 a.m., Chan Shun Hall, Garber Auditorium

Saturday, August 2Seminary Dedication Service4 p.m., Seminary Chapel

Medical Laboratory Sciences Certificate Ceremony5 p.m., Pioneer Memorial Church Youth Chapel

Department of Social Work Recognition Service5:30 p.m., University Towers Auditorium

Graduation Vespers, honoring graduating students, family and guests, will take place at 8:30 p.m. in PioneerMemorial Church, immediately followed by the President’s Reception for family and graduating students inthe Great Lakes Room of the Campus Center.

For a full schedule of weekend events, visit andrews.edu/graduation .

On Sunday, August 3, Loren Hamel, president & CEO of Lakeland HealthCare and member of the AndrewsUniversity Board of Trustees, will be the speaker for the 9 a.m. Commencement service at Pioneer MemorialChurch. His address is titled ”Inspired.”

Hamel holds an MD from Loma Linda University School of Medicine in Loma Linda, California, and a Master ofHealth Services Administration from the University of Michigan School of Public Health. He has worked in theMichigan healthcare system for 31 years, serving as a family physician and medical administrator. He is anactive board member of Andrews University and the Southwest Michigan Economic Growth Alliance, and hasalso served Andrews as a clinical professor and director of the University’s health services.

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ON THE UNIQUE HEADSHIP OF CHRIST IN THE CHURCH A STATEMENT OF THE SEVENTH-‐DAY ADVENTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

Preamble We, the faculty of the Seventh-‐day Adventist Theological Seminary, affirm that Christ is the only Head of the Church (Eph 1:22; 5:23; Col 1:18). Therefore, while there exists legitimate leadership in the Church, no other human being may rightfully claim a headship role in the Church. As Head of the Church, Christ provides the ultimate manifestation of God’s love (Eph 5:23, 25), demonstrating and vindicating God’s moral government of love (Rom 3:4, 25-‐26 5:8), and thus defeating the counterfeit government of the usurping “ruler of this world” (John 12:31; 16:11; cf. DA 758; 2T 2:211). God’s Moral Government of Love Christ’s headship in the Church is inextricably bound up with the love of God and is itself the ultimate explication of God’s love for the world (John 3:16; 15:13; Rom 5:8). As the sole “head of the church,” Christ “loved the church and gave himself up for her” (Eph 5:23, 25).i Christ’s demonstration of divine love as Head of the Church directly reflects God’s moral government of love, within which the law is a transcript of God’s character and, conversely, love is itself the fulfillment of God’s law (Matt 22:37-‐39; Rom 13:8; cf. TMK 366). Since love requires moral freedom, God does not exercise His headship power or authority to coerce or determine the moral will of His created beings. God permitted rebellion, at the highest cost to Himself, because He desires willing obedience that is motivated by love rather than fear. Such voluntary obedience could not be obtained by the exercise of power or authority, but can only be freely given. In this way, God’s government is based on freely bestowed mutual love wherein God does not deterministically impose His will, but does hold intelligent creatures morally accountable to His perfect law of love. Accordingly, rather than exercising His infinite power to unilaterally prevent or overturn the rebellion by removing the freedom necessary for a genuine love relationship, God has allowed the enemy’s counterfeit government to manifest itself, while actively demonstrating the nature of His moral government of love in direct and striking contrast. Whereas the enemy grasps for power and domination, Christ, who possesses all power, does not dominate, determine, or coerce but “made Himself of no reputation, taking the form of a bondservant [doulos] . . . He humbled Himself and became obedient to the point of death, even the death of the cross” (Phil 2:7-‐9, NKJV). In this way, Christ, the unique Head of the Church, “demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us” (Rom 5:8). Consequently, God’s government of unselfish love is clearly and supremely manifested. The Great Controversy between Christ and Satan The Great Controversy originated with Satan’s direct attack against the nature and role of Christ in heaven, seeking to displace Christ and exalt himself to be like God (Isa 14:12-‐14;

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Ezek 28:12-‐19; cf. Rev 12:7-‐9). In the history of the Great Controversy, the usurping “ruler of this world” (John 12:31; 14:30; 16:11; cf. 2 Cor 4:4), although defeated at the cross, continues his quest to exalt himself by dominating others. He attempts to replace God’s government of love with an alternative form of government that grasps for a domineering, self-‐seeking authority. He seeks to replace Christ as the Head (2 Thess 2:3-‐4), injuring both Christ, the sole Head of the true Church, and Christ’s corporate body, His Church. From the second century onward, post-‐Apostolic Christianity gradually implemented a system of church government that reflected Rome’s conception of authority as the power to arbitrarily command and coerce obedience and replaced the headship of Christ with the headship of mere humans. This counterfeit system of church governance was (1) hierarchical, based on a chain of command with a monarchical bishop at the “head” of the Church, with complete and final control over its affairs; (2) sacramental, meaning that the spiritual life of believers, including their very salvation, depended on ordained clergymen; (3) elitist (i.e., sacerdotal), meaning that the rite of ordination (laying on of hands) infused the clergy with special powers; and (4) headship-‐oriented, meaning that those who received the rite of ordination were thereby married to their Church and thus took on “headship” roles in the Church in place of Christ the Head (“in persona Christi Capitis”; cf. Vicarius Filii Dei, “in the place of the Son of God”). This system of government has been implemented in various forms, amounting to the usurpation of Christ’s headship in the Church by mere humans. Indeed, this very system is that of the sea beast of Revelation 13-‐14 that was granted power and authority by the dragon (13:2, 4), counterfeits the resurrection of Christ (13:3), accepts the world’s worship along with the dragon (13:4, 8), blasphemes against God and His sanctuary, and exercises worldwide authority to persecute God’s people (13:5-‐7). This antichrist power which usurps the role of Christ on earth in keeping with the ancient attempt by Satan to replace Christ in heaven, seeks to destroy the everlasting gospel and ultimately commands obedience and enforces false worship. This culminates in severe persecution of those who refuse to worship the beast and his image, the remnant who keep the commandments of God and have the faith of Jesus, those who place no confidence in mere humans with regard to their salvation (Rev 13:6-‐8; 14:6-‐12). The antichrist system of church government sets the stage for the climactic events of the final conflict in Revelation by, among other things: (1) asserting authority to appoint humans to Christ-‐replacing headship positions in the Church on earth (globally and locally), (2) thereby claiming to uniquely possess authority to interpret and teach Scripture and thus have the final word on all matters of doctrine and ecclesial practice while (3) wielding the spiritual power and authority to command and coerce obedience using both spiritual and civil tools.

This system of government stands in direct contrast to Christ’s headship and His teaching on the nature of the authority of Church leaders. Christ reflected God’s moral government of love by exemplifying service leadership (Matt 20:28; Mark 10:45), including a kind of authority that does not seek to subject the wills of others or enforce obedience. Rather, it leads by the example of service and unselfish love, which draws (rather than compels)

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others to willing service in love (Gal 5:13). All authority “in heaven and on earth” was given to Christ (Matt 28:18), but Christ does not remove graciously endowed free will and force His created human beings into obedience, but “loved [us] and gave Himself up for us” (Eph 5:2). The closest the Church comes to acts of enforcement is when it engages in discipline as a corporate body based on very clear teachings of Scripture. Such discipline is not the responsibility of any one person, or even a small group, but must be an action of at least the local congregation. Even then, such discipline does not result in coercion, but in restricting the individual from privileges of membership for a time in order to allow them to come to repentance and restoration (Matt 18:12-‐17; 1 Cor 5:5). Church members (including but not limited to Church leaders) are called to follow Christ’s example of unselfish love [Eph 5:1]. They are to have the mind of Christ, which includes the willingness to humble oneself and take on the role of a slave (doulos; Phil 2:5-‐8), or servant (diakonos) of Christ (Matt 20:26), even as He humbled Himself to the point of death. Whereas the leaders in the Roman Empire of Christ’s time “lord it over them, and their great men exercise authority over them” (Matt 20:25), it is not to be so with God’s people but “whoever wishes to become great among you shall be your servant [diakonos], and whoever wishes to be first among you shall be your slave [doulos]” (Matt 20:26-‐27). “For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give His life a ransom for many” (Mark 10:45). Thus, the one who would be great is the one who is the slave [doulos] of all (Mark 10:44), and the “greatest among you shall be your servant [diakonos]” (Matt 23:11; cf. 9-‐12). The Bible outlines essential roles of leadership and authority in the Church. However, all leadership within the Church must be servant leadership. First Peter 5:1-‐3, 5-‐7 adroitly balances the affirmation of leadership within the Church with the humility that such leadership entails: “Therefore, I exhort the elders among you, as your fellow elder and witness of the sufferings of Christ . . . shepherd the flock of God among you, exercising oversight not under compulsion, but voluntarily, according to the will of God; and not for sordid gain, but with eagerness; nor yet as lording it over those allotted to your charge, but proving to be examples to the flock. . . . You younger men, likewise, be subject to your elders; and all of you, clothe yourselves with humility toward one another, for God is opposed to the proud, but gives grace to the humble. Therefore humble yourselves under the mighty hand of God, that He may exalt you at the proper time” (Cf. AA 359-‐60; DA 817). Accordingly, Church leaders should be humble servants. At the same time they should be respected and deeply appreciated for their diligent labor (1 Thess 5:12; 1 Tim 5:17; cf. Heb 13:7) even as they also show proper respect to others by demonstrating the mutual love and regard for others that is to take place among all Christians (1 Pet 2:17).ii The authority of those leading the Church is conveyed to them by the Church. This authority is delegated by Christ to His Church and implemented through its representative system. Thus appointed leaders become stewards of a power that should be exercised on behalf of Christ and for the benefit of those they lead. The functionality of authority does not negate equality among the members given to the Church by Christ. As the Spirit leads the body of Christ, not just the few in leadership, those leading out should seek to allow their decisions to be guided, insofar as possible, by the wisdom and insight of the group. As

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a Church, we thus give decision-‐making authority not to any single president or chairperson, but to committees, where those that lead the group are seeking the wisdom and, where possible, consensus of the group. God’s remnant, then, will treasure a system of Church government, authority, and leadership that reflects (as much as is humanly possible) the ideal of God’s government of love, within which moral freedom is cherished and leaders are the humble servants of all, even as Christ gave Himself up for all. This very kind of humble servant leadership, grounded in love, was perfectly modeled by Christ who, as unique “head of the church . . . loved the church and gave Himself up for her” (Eph 5:23, 25), supremely exemplifying God’s character and moral government of love. The Unique and Non-‐Transferable Headship of Christ Scripture affirms that the Son is eternally equal with the Father and the Spirit (Col 2:9; Heb 1:3; Matt 28:19; John 1:1; 5:18; 8:58; 14:9; Phil 2:6; Rom 9:5; Col 1:15-‐17; DA 469, 530; GC 495; 7ABC 437-‐40; TM 252; TA 209; RH April 5, 1906). Scripture also affirms the temporary voluntary functional subordination of Christ the Son in order to accomplish the salvation of humanity (John 5:19; 8:28, 54; 14:10, 28; 17:5; Phil 2:7-‐11; Col 1:18-‐20; Eph 1:23; Heb 1:8; 1 Cor 15:20-‐28; Isa 9:6-‐7; Dan 7:13-‐14; Rev 11:15; PP 34; RH, Oct 29, 1895; RH, June 15, 1905; FLB 76). The interpersonal relationships within the Trinity provide the ultimate model of love and self-‐sacrifice for us. As such, they do not furnish a model for a top-‐down governmental structure for human leadership within the Church. According to Scripture, Christ is the only Head of the Church and the human members of Christ’s Church collectively (male and female) make up the body of Christ (Eph 1:22-‐23; 5:23; Col 1:18; 2:19; cf. 1 Cor 11:3; Col 2:10). Likewise, Ellen White counsels: “Christ, not the minister, is the head of the church” (ST Jan. 27, 1890), and “Christ is the only Head of the church” (21MR 274; cf. DA 817, GC 51). Neither Scripture nor the writings of Ellen White apply the language of headship in the Church to anyone other than Christ. Further, neither Scripture nor the writings of Ellen White endorse any transfer of the role of head in the home to roles within the Church body. Since Christ is the only Head of the Church, no other can be head of the Church. That is, headship in the Church is unique to Christ and is non-‐transferable. All those who would follow Christ’s method of ministry cannot do so by taking on His role of headship in the Church but by serving others in accordance with the “mind of Christ” (cf. Phil 2:5) and God’s moral government of love. Deviation from the unique headship of Christ in the Church follows the enemy’s practice of domination and counterfeit government, which directly contradicts and opposes God’s moral government of love. Accordingly, the role of “head” in the home (Eph 5:23) is not transferable to the realm of the Church. Indeed, the idea that the role of “head” in the home would or should transfer to other realms is a fallacious non sequitur (that is, the transfer from one realm to another does not follow logically). For example, one’s role in the home obviously does not translate into a similar or analogous role in one’s workplace.

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Beyond the logical problems inherent in the move from head of the home to headship in the Church, two demonstrably biblical rationales exclude such a transfer. First, as already noted, Christ is the only Head of the Church. Any attempt at proliferation of “heads” in the Church is thus unacceptable for it is a step toward usurping the unique headship role of Christ, who is the only mediator between God and humans. It is unscriptural to speak of any kind of headship in the Church apart from that of Christ. No inspired writer teaches the headship of man over woman at the Creation. Rather, Genesis 1 teaches us that male and female participate equally in the image of God, with no hint of pre-‐fall subordination of one to the other (Gen 1:27). Genesis 2 reinforces Genesis 1 in this regard. Eve’s creation from Adam’s side shows that she is “to stand by his side as an equal" (Gen 2:21-‐ 22; PP 46). Although various interpretations of Gen 3:16 have recognized some kind of post-‐Fall disruption of this pre-‐Fall egalitarian ideal, the Bible consistently calls us back to God’s original plan for full equality without hierarchy (Song 7:10; Isa 65:17, 25; cf. Gen 1:29-‐30). Paul’s writings, though often misunderstood (2 Pet 3:16), maintain this Eden model (Eph 5:21-‐23), affirming with the rest of Scripture the Gospel ideal of the ultimate restoration of the Eden model (cf. Matt 19:8; 2 Cor 5:17; Gal 3:28). Ellen White also underlines this redemptive paradigm: “Woman should fill the position which God originally designed for her, as her husband’s equal” (AH 231). “The Lord desires His ministering servants to occupy a place worthy of the highest consideration. In the mind of God, the ministry of men and women existed before the world was created” (18MR 380). “Infinite wisdom devised the plan of redemption, which places the race on a second probation by giving them another trial” (3T 484; cf. PP 58-‐59, and 1T 307-‐308). Second, every member of the Church is part of the body of Christ, who is the One Head. Since each member of the Church (male or female) is a part of the body of Christ, a member cannot at the same time exercise headship in the Church. In the same way, since Christ is the unique Husband of the Church (Christ’s metaphorical bride), the members of the Church cannot themselves be husbands of the Church but collectively, men and women together, are the bride of Christ. That the Church as family of God is analogous to human families only serves to suggest that humans should manifest the love of God in their family relationships even as Christ does in relationship to His bride. Within the body of Christ, the only Head of the Church, every member of the Church body receives spiritual gifts: the Spirit gives to “each one [hekastos] individually just as He wills” (1 Cor 12:11). The Holy Spirit is given to all believers at the time of the end: “And afterwards, I will pour out my Spirit on all people. Your sons and daughters will prophesy, your old men will dream dreams, your young men will see visions. Even on my servants, both men and women, I will pour out my Spirit in those days” (Joel 2:28-‐30 NIV). Within this very context, Scripture emphatically excludes the notion of elitism within the Church body of Christ, proclaiming that “we were all baptized into one body, whether Jews or Greeks, whether slaves or free, and we were all made to drink of one Spirit. For the body is not one member, but many” (1 Cor 12:13-‐14; cf. Gal 3:28). Thus, no member of the body is “any the less a part of the body” regardless of one’s role (1 Cor 12:15-‐16) and, indeed, those that are deemed “less honorable, on these we bestow more abundant honor” (1 Cor 12:23).

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In all this, every gift and ministry is nothing without love, for “the greatest of these is love” (1 Cor 13:13; cf. all of chapter 13; cf. Rom 12:3-‐10; Eph 4:11-‐16). Here again, the unselfish love that is central to God’s moral government should be reflected in humble service to one another within Christ’s body and bride, the Church. This is reflected in Seventh-‐day Adventist Fundamental Belief No. 14, “Unity in the Body of Christ,” which reads in part: “The church is one body with many members, called from every nation, kindred, tongue, and people. In Christ we are a new creation; distinctions of race, culture, learning, and nationality, and differences between high and low, rich and poor, male and female, must not be divisive among us. We are all equal in Christ, who by one Spirit has bonded us into one fellowship with Him and with one another; we are to serve and be served without partiality or reservation.” There is no third category between the Head and body of Christ, or between the corresponding bridegroom (Christ) and bride (the Church). The minister is not to be separate from the body of Christ, but is likewise a member of Christ’s body and thus plays a non-‐elitist role in service to and alongside the other members that corresponds to the individual’s Spirit-‐bestowed gifts and accords with the priesthood of all believers (1 Pet 2:5-‐9; Rev 1:6; 5:10; cf. Ex 19:5-‐6). Because it is the Spirit who gives gifts to each one (male and female) as He wills (1 Cor 12:11; cf. 12, 18, 19, 27-‐31; Joel 2:28-‐29; Acts 2:18; Rom 12:4-‐8; Eph 4:11-‐12; 1 Pet 4:10), the Church confers no spiritual powers or gifts on anyone but merely recognizes the gifts that God has granted and facilitates corresponding opportunities for ministry within the body of Christ. Leadership ministries within the Church are facilitated by the Church body as a recognition of the particular Spirit-‐given gifts and characteristics of servant leadership that reflect God’s moral government of unselfish love (cf. Phil 2:5-‐8). In this way, both individually and collectively the Church is to complete its mission of proclaiming the Three Angels’ Messages and revealing God’s character of love, the last revelation of God’s mercy to the world (COL 415). In sum, any form of headship claimed by a mere human, whether male or female, usurps the sole headship of Christ over the Church. Christian service, including Church leadership, is to reflect but never usurp Christ’s leadership. Thus, while Christ’s manner of leadership is to be reflected by believers, Christ’s particular role of leadership is unique and not to be encroached upon by any mere human. Christ alone is the Head of the Church body, of which all Christians are members and submitted to Him. No human leader, then, may rightfully assume a headship role within the Church; the highest level that any leaders can “ascend” corresponds directly to the depths to which they are willing to descend in loving and humble service, giving themselves for Christ’s body even as Christ gave himself for his body and bride, his beloved Church, the object of “His supreme regard” (2SAT 215). Affirmations and Denials

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1. We affirm that there is only one Head of the Church, Christ, and this headship in the Church is non-‐transferable and inimitable. Thus, Christ’s particular role of leadership is unique.

2. We deny that any human can rightly assume a headship role within the Church. 3. We affirm that leadership in the Church should be modeled after Christ’s servant

leadership and grounded in love, with the recognition that Christ’s manner of leadership is to be reflected by Christian leaders.

4. We deny any Church government that results in sacramental, elitist, and headship-‐oriented leadership, which are counterfeits of Christ’s moral government of love and usurp His unique role and authority as Head of the Church (His body) and husband of the Church (His wife).

5. We affirm that Church leaders possess stewardship responsibilities of the affairs of the Church, carrying out the decisions of the Church made in committee and business sessions.

6. We deny that any mere human is invested with final decision-‐making authority in regards to Church teaching, ritual, or doctrine.

7. We affirm the priesthood of all believers and that no human mediator is needed between God and humans.

8. We deny any elevation of Church leaders as mediators between God and humans or as head of or in the Church.

i Unless indicated otherwise, the biblical text is quoted from the New American Standard Bible (1995). ii It is worth noting that some statements that refer to leadership roles within the Church use

language that many English versions translate as “rule.” For example, 1 Tim 5:17 states: “The elders who rule [proestōtes from the root proistemi] well are to be considered worthy of double honor, especially those who work hard at preaching and teaching” (cf. the similar use of this root in Rom 12:8; 1 Thess 5:12; 1 Tim 3:4-‐5, 12). The root proistemi, here translated “rule,” literally refers to those who “stand before,” beneficially leading and ministering to the community, and should not be confused with some kind of monarchical rulership or sovereignty. In the LXX it refers to the household “ministry” of a servant of the prince (2 Sam 13:17; cf. 1 Tim 3:4-‐5, 12) and the noun form of this root, prostatis, refers to Phoebe’s ministry as diakonos (Rom 16:1-‐2).

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Andrews Trails Featured in Outdoor ColumnThe mountain bike trail at Andrews University has been a badly kept secret for more than 20 years. ...Overthe past year or so Hodges has been working with one of the trail's earliest riders and caretakers (since1990), Bruce Jones, and several other biking volunteers to create maps, post signs and provide officialparking.

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Tuesday, July 29, 2014

"Money" Ranks Andrews A Best CollegeMoney magazine announced its ranking of the best colleges in the country based on graduation rates, degreecosts and return on investment, and one Michigan university made the top 25.

The list ranked 665 of the nation's more than 1,500 public and private colleges and universities, eliminatingschools that had below-average graduation rates, insufficient data or bond ratings that indicated financialproblems, according to the magazine's editors.

Once the schools were selected, each one was ranked on affordability, quality of education andpost-graduation outcomes to determine which schools provided the highest-quality education for the bestvalue.

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Thursday, June 26, 2014

Student Gardens Featured in NAD NewsOn June 9, 2014, the Mobile Farm Market, provided by the Andrews University Student Gardens, opened forbusiness for the first time, selling fresh produce in Benton Harbor for six hours.

The farmer’s market on wheels is a program sponsored by the Andrews University Student Gardens andpartially funded by a Michigan State grant as part of the Be Healthy Berrien initiative. In partnership with theBerrien County Health Department and Planning Commission, the YMCA, Lakeland Healthcare, the cities ofBuchanan, Niles and Stevensville, and United Way, the Gardens will be helping host a mobile farm market atstrategic locations within the county in an effort to bring affordable healthy food to the community.

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Anne Paris, 1934-2014October 7, 1934 - August 5, 2014

Anne Parris, 79, of Berrien Springs, passed away Tuesday afternoon, August 5, 2014, at her home.

A Memorial Service will be at 3 p.m. Sunday, August 10, at All Nations Seventh-day Adventist Church inBerrien Springs, where she was a member. Friends are invited to visit with the family at the church from 1 -3 p.m. prior to the service. Inurnment will be next to her husband in Ft. Custer National Cemetery. Memorialdonations may be made to Berrien County Cancer Service. Allred Funeral Home, Berrien Springs, is servingthe family, and online messages may be left at www.allredfuneralhome.com.

Anne was born October 7, 1934, in Saskatchewan, Canada, the daughter of Oscar and Anna (Hendrickson)Akre. She married Eddie Parris in Boulder, Colorado, on July 15, 1956. She earned a Bachelor's degree inmusic from Andrews University, and in addition to caring for her family, she had worked at the AndrewsUniversity Bookstore. Survivors include two daughters: Laurena Parris of Orlando, Florida, and SharilynPisarsky of Traverse City, Michigan; four sons: David of Belleville, Wisconsin; Keith (Carol) of ColoradoSprings, Colorado; Donald of Ypsilanti, Michigan; and Jerry of Berrien Springs; six grandchildren and fourgreat-grandchildren; and a brother, Mervyn Akre of Victoria, British Columbia. Anne was preceded in deathby her husband, Eddie; and two sisters: Ruby (Victor) Caruso and Alice Ferraro.

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Monday, July 28, 2014

Prayer for LaRonda Forsey's Hospitalized SonUpdate: You can keep up to date with everything going on with Drew's progress on the Pray 4 Drew 4CFacebook page.

Drew, son of La Ronda Forsey, associate dean for the School of Distance Education and K-12 principal forGriggs International Academy, was in a bicycle accident on Tuesday evening, July 22. La Ronda and a frienddrove through the night to get to the hospital to be with him. Drew sustained serious head trauma andbroken scapula. His lungs were bruised from the impact so he is on a ventilator but at times breathing on hisown.

It is believed that Drew's bicycle tire malfunctioned throwing him over the handlebars landing on his head. His helmet was smashed and pushed off to the side of his head, so he received some abrasions. Cyclistshappened upon Drew lying in the ditch and called 911. One was trained as a first responder and was able toassess Drew's condition and inform the ambulance team when they arrived.

Currently Drew is in Erlanger hospital in Chattanooga Tennessee. While it has not yet been determined whatthe length of recovery will be, the family welcomes prayer for a complete recovery and has found tremendousencouragement from the texts and messages that have been sent. Communication through a Facebook pagecalled Pray 4 Drew 4C is appreciated and a source of strength during sleepless early morning hours. Thefamily is holding on to all of the evidences of His presence that God has shown.

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Thursday, July 24, 2014

Death of Former Staff Member Carl R. Barnaby

Carl Richard Barnaby, former staff member and father of Collections Mananger Rhonda J. Barnaby-Peak, diedon May 13, 2014. He was 77.

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All Nations Church Service Aug. 23All Nations SDA Church Service, August 23, 2014Speaker: Dana Carmona, "God Restores"

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Abuse Awareness and Prevention Sabbath

Contact: Diana Rimoni [email protected] 269.519.4003



2014 enditnow Day2014 enditnow Day at the Berrien Springs Spanish SDA Church

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Contact: Lilian Lopez [email protected] 269-473-5719


Niles SDA Church Service Aug. 23Niles Westside Adventist Church1105 Grant St (at Fairview Ave)Niles, MIwww.nileswestside.org

Sabbath School: 9:30 a.m.Church Services: 8:30 & 11 a.m.

August 23: Pastor Darrel le Roux, Speaker



Celebration of Health & Fitness: All Nations 3rd Annual OlympicsCome and celebrate health and fitness this weekend at the All Nations 3rd Annual Olympics. Local churches,businesses, families and individuals are welcome to participate and no pre-registration is required. You canattend, register and participate on the day of the event and all are welcome to participate from ages 1 to 99.

The Friday events occur: AU Pool - Swimming (Bike riders meet in AU Pool Parking Lot.)

Saturday night events occur: All Nations Church.

Sunday Events occur : Berrien Springs High School Track.


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Contact: Mark Hunt [email protected] (269) 473-4400



Buchanan SDA Church Barn ConferenceBuchanan SDA ChurchInvites You! Join us at our second annual Barn Conference on September 12-13, 2014, as we relive thePioneer experience and recall “the way the Lord has led us, and His teaching in our past history.” You areencouraged to wear period dress if you have some.---------------------------------------------------------Why A Barn Conference?After the Great Disappointment most Adventists either left religion or returned to their former denominations.Those who continued to believe in the soon coming of Jesus were scattered. They had different beliefs andopinions about what the Bible taught, were questioning the prophecies and the advent movement, and werediscouraged. Of those who believed the 2300 day prophecy was fulfilled in October of 1844 there seemed tobe three main leaders and centers of influence.1. Hiram Edson was in Upstate New York and believed that the Judgment began in heaven known as the Dayof Atonement.2. There was Joseph Bates in Connecticut who had accepted and was teaching the seventh day Sabbath.3. James and Ellen White were in Maine. Ellen had received the prophetic gift and under the Lord’s directionJames and Ellen were affirming the Sabbath and Sanctuary messages in early 1848. In 1848 severalconferences were called with the purpose of discovering from the Bible the true teachings. The firstconference was held in an unfinished attic and the following two conferences were held in barns, the onlyavailable meeting places that would accommodate the 30-60 people in attendance. Here the leading brethrenwith those present prayed and studied working out the teaching of the Bible which formed the Seventh-dayAdventist Church.Therefore, this barn conference is a reminder of the history, roots, and mission of the Seventh-day AdventistChurch.(Additional reading on the Sabbath Conferences: Ellen G White: The Early Years by Arthur L. White; vol. 1,pgs. 139-151)------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Reservations Required: Seating is limited, so call early (first come, first serve basis). Call 269-471-7328 bySeptember 1 to reserve your place! If you are unable to attend, please call to cancel reservation ASAP. Barnpass tickets required to enter Fuller’s Resort will be forwarded to you – No admission without your passticket. Directions to Fuller’s Resort can be found online at FullersResort.com under Contact Us.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Speaker: Richard DavidsonRichard Davidson was the first speaker as the local church in Volney, New York, revived the historic Barn


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Conference in 2010. Richard M. Davidson is J.N. Andrews Professor of Old Testament Interpretation at theSeventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary at Andrews University. He has been with the Andrews facultysince 1979. Davidson attended Loma Linda University, graduating in 1968 with a bachelor of arts degree intheology. Two years later he earned his master of divinity degree from the SDA Theological Seminary at AU.He also received his doctorate in Biblical Studies at Andrews in 1981. Before coming to Andrews Davidsonpastored in Arizona and was ordained as a minister in 1974. He is married to Jo Ann who also teaches at theTheological Seminary. They have two children, Rahel and Jonathan.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Barn Conference Focus: First Angel’s Message on Judgment/Atonement

Program Details:Friday Evening. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m.Investigating the Investigative JudgmentSabbath School.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9:30 a.m.The Sanctuary Message in the Book of Hebrews(Children’s Sabbath school available for ages 3- 12 located in log cabin next to barn)Church Service. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11:00 a.m.The Good News of Yom KippurSabbath Lunch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Haystacks and Dessert providedSabbath Afternoon Program.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:30 p.m.The Sanctuary Message: What Difference Does It Make?

Contact: Gary Dtoy [email protected] 269-471-7328


Eau Claire Church Service Aug. 23Eau Claire SDA Church6562 Naomi RoadEau Claire, MI 49111

Sabbath Speaker: Brandon LubbertSermon Title: "Trust - Acknowledge - Rejoice - It's What Stewardship is All About"

Church Service 10:50 amSabbath School 9:15 am




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Scrapbooking TogetherScrapbookers and cardmakers bring your projects to the PMC Commons on Sunday, August 24, from 11-6p.m. Enjoy prizes and snacks while you are working on your projects. Hope to see you there.

Contact: Sherrie Davis [email protected] 269.471.3134


Niles SDA Church Service Aug. 16Niles Westside Adventist Church1105 Grant St (at Fairview Ave)Niles, MIwww.nileswestside.org


August 16: Ken Stout, Speaker



Healing's Rays Massage TherapyAffordable Massage Therapist

Are the stresses of work and study getting to you? Would you like to boost your athletic performance? Doyou have a muscle ache that just won't go away?

Ray McAllister, an Andrews alumnus who despite total blindness is now a licensed massage therapist, invitesyou to visit Healing's Rays Massage. Proficient in deep tissue, sports, and relaxation massage, Ray canrelieve aches, help you tone muscles, and give you the energy boost to finish studies. He also offershydrotherapy, hot stone massage, reflexology and now hot bamboo and Himalayan salt massage. His wife,Sally, is a certified aromatherapist and will be present for female clients. She sells home-made aromatherapyblends.

Introductory cost is only $25 for your first hour, $15 per half hour, for students all the time. Contact Ray forregular, competitive rates. Ask about free, limited-time massage doula services to reduce the pain, stress,and length of labor in childbirth. 30 no-cost massages of any type are available for those with Adventist RiskManagement insurance, including sponsored seminary students.

Ray McAllister

(269) 471 7422

[email protected]

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Village SDA Church Service Aug. 16First worship - 8:30 amSecond Worship 11:20 amPreacher - Pastor Ron KellySermon Title - "Points of Reference"

Place - Village SDA Church635 St Joseph Ave. Berrien Springs, MIContact person - Elizabeth TanPhone - 471-7795



Fairplain August 16 ServiceFairplain Church140 SenecaBenton Harbor, MI 49022www.fairplainadventist.org


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Sabbath School: 9:30 a.m.Church Service: 10:45 a.m.

Speaker: Pastor Phil MilsSermon Title: "Live! I Have Found a Substitute"

Contact: [email protected] Category: Community Announcements

Student and Short-Term Missionary DedicationYou are invited to share in the joy of new outgoing AFM student/short-term missionaries as they fellowship atthe St. Joseph SDA Church on the corner of Maiden Lane and Washington Avenue in St. Joseph this Sabbath,August 16. Come enjoy the Sabbath School (begins 9:30 a.m.) and Church service (begins at 10:40 a.m.)and potluck afterwards. The consecration service will be held at 2 p.m. in the sanctuary.


All Nations Church Service Aug. 16All Nations SDA Church Service, August 16, 2014Speaker: Alfonso Burgess, "Can God be Trusted?"



Attend a Free Preview ClassBerrien Academy of Music

Group Piano Instruction for Young Beginners

You and your child are invited to attend a free preview class.

Tuesday, August 19 at 6:00 P.M. for ages 4 1/2 to 10Thursday, August 21 at 10:00 A.M. for ages 6 months to 4

Fall semester begins Tuesday, September 2. Enrollment is limited! Contact Joanna Moody for details.

Tuition is covered for homeschooling students through the Berrien Springs Parent Partnership.

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Contact: Joanna Moody [email protected] (269) 471-5237


Berrien Springs Camera Club Starts New SeasonThe Berrien Springs Camera Club will open its new season on Wednesday, Sept. 3, at 7 p.m. in the BerrienSprings Community Library at Cass and Union. The club’s season runs from September through June eachyear, with programs alternating between an informative presentation about some aspect of photography, anda competition open to members. The September meeting will be about improving our photography and clarifying policies governingthe club’s competitions. Members Tom McDonough and Suzanne Anderson will review these and updatemembers on a few changes. Members are also invited to submit up to three digital images, taken thissummer, for projection and critique as time allows. The critiquing will be a group activity by the othermembers, nonjudgmental but thinking out loud how each picture might be improved. Anyone who plans to join the club that evening may submit their three images, in jpg format notlarger than 1024 x 768, as attachments to [email protected], with the following namingconvention: 1_[title]_[your first initial and last name], 2_[title]_[your first initial and last name],3_[title]_[your first initial and last name]. For example: 1_YellowDaisies_MJohnston. Programs for November, January, and March will be announced in later articles, but probably willinclude a presentation on how to matte photographs and some that showcase the work of good digitalphotographers. In competition months members can submit up to 10 digitally projected images and up to 10 prints(mounted, at least 5" x 7") for judging. Awards are given for the top projected images and prints. Acceptabletopics always include Nature (nothing domesticated or showing evidence of mankind), Portraits, and Open(anything), plus two special topics each month. The special topics for each competition month this year are: Oct. 1: Marinas; Rocks Dec. 3: Neighborhoods (NH); Trees Feb. 4: Abandoned Buildings (AB); Chocolate (Coco) Apr. 1: National Parks (NP); MacroThe abbreviations in parentheses will be used in the naming convention for submissions. The May 6 meeting is for final judging of the year's acceptances, when 3 judges will select the top 10projected images and prints of the year, and the June 3 end-of-season meeting will include a potluck meal at6:30 and a show from the year's acceptances. Club officers this year are: President—Jill Kline Dodge Vice President—Shelly Martinez Treasurer—Kathleen Mendel Coordinator for Judges—Bradley Austin Publicity—Madeline Johnston Digital Projection—Suzanne Anderson and Tom McDonough Southwestern Michigan Council of Camera Clubs (SWMCCC) Affiliation—Jim Lynch


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The public is welcome to attend and enjoy the competitions. To submit pictures, one must be amember. Other activities are being planned for members, such as outings, exhibits, and publication. Annualmembership fees are $5 for students, $15 for other individuals, or $20 per family. Refreshments are servedat each meeting.


Eau Claire Church Service Aug. 16Eau Claire SDA Church6562 Naomi RoadEau Claire, MI 49111

Sabbath Speaker: Pastor Ted TomsSermon Title: "Spies Like Us"

Church Service 10:50 amSabbath School 9:15 am



Niles Westside August 9 ServiceNiles Westside Adventist Church1105 Grant St (at Fairview Ave)Niles, MIwww.nileswestside.org


August 9: Sue Fattic, Speaker



All Nations August 9 ServiceAll Nations SDA Church Service, August 9, 2014

Speaker: Dr. Errol McLean, "Worthship"


Michiana Fil-Am August 9 Service

The speaker this Sabbath at the Michiana Fil-Am Church will be pastor Roy Castelbuono. Communion will becelebrated during the worship service. Sabbath School begins at 9:45 am and the worship service begins at11:20 am.

The church is located at 8454 Kephart Lane in Berrien Springs.

Prayer meeting is Wednesday evening at 7:00 pm.

For more information visit us online: www.michianafil-am.com or visit our Facebook fan page for speakerinformation and announcements: www.facebook.com/MichianaFilAm


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Showing Type: Property for Sale

Tuesday, July 29, 2014

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Duplex for SaleWe have owned this duplex for 9 years, purchased while I was in seminary. We now live and minister inPhiladelphia and would like to purchase here. We are selling for $121,900. Live in one side, rent the other. Or rent both units. Current rent on each unit is $550.

Updated duplex with all appliances, including washer/dryer units, dishwashers, ranges and refrigerators. andnewer cabinetry--renovated in 2004. Well maintained except unit 2 needs hardwood flooring revarnishednext time it is vacant. Ceramic tile in baths and kitchens. Aluminum soffits, fascia and gutters. Crawl spaceaccess is in master bedroom closets and the oil furnaces are down there. Oil tanks sit outside.

See listing here, as well as attached pictures and floor plans.

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Contact: Tara VinCross [email protected] 267-317-6387

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Wednesday, July 16, 2014

Spacious Family Home for SaleHouse For Sale:

4955 Claredon Place $218,900 5-6 Bedrooms & 3.5 Baths for 3,480 sq.ft 2 story house half of mile fromAndrews U. Open floor plan with family room, kitchen, breakfast room all connected and looking into lovely

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2-BR for Rent2 bedrooms

Updated

Furnished

Includes water, heat, a/c, electric

No laundry facilities

Call 269-471-5946

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For Sale or Rent-to-OwnBeautiful bungalow style house built in 1909 for the Berrien Springs Post Master, this house has 9' ceilingsthroughout, beautiful dark, wide trim and original wood flooring (except for new flooring in kitchen andbathrooms which were remodeled in 2006). There is parking space for three cars including a one car garagewith extra bay as shop space. A large fenced yard circles this home. Besides the finished 1800 sq ft of spacethere is a 400 sq ft bonus room and an 800 sq ft cinder-block walled and concrete floored basement.

Check out my advertisement on Zillow for more pictures at 105 N Kimmel St in Berrien Springs, MI or call toschedule an appointment

208.989.0449

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In need of an ApartmentTwo Graduate students looking for a two bedroom apartment close to campus that is suitable for living bythis I mean no mold or water leaking issues. We are in great need of an apartment before the end of themonth. Please feel free to contact us at 269-697-3758 or email: [email protected]


Apartment for RentLovely 1 bedroom apartment 1 mile from Andrews U. in quiet, wooded area. $600 a month INCLUDINGUTILITIES, large living room, laundry room, storage room, air conditioning, garage, separate entrance. Nopets. No smoking. Call 269-471-7076.


Room for RentLooking for Male Roommate-Spring Arbor Apartments-$350 per month-That includes rent, utilities, Internet, own bedroom and own bathroom.-Very clean, newer apartments. Laundry machines available downstairs.-About 1 mile from center of campus-If interested email me at [email protected]


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Contact: Daniel Miller [email protected] Category: Classifieds » Property for Rent

ROOMS FOR RENTRooms for rent! Only a few minutes walk to Andrews Campus. Hurry, these won't last! Available for the nextsummer and current school year.

Females only need applyLarge Master bedroom w/bathroom and walk in closet ($250 w/roommate, $450 single)2 single bedrooms, shared bathroom ($300 ea)

Rent includes utilities as well as:

Full access to FREE washer/dryerFull kitchen, recently remodeledFree Wifi and cable

Please contact (707) 246-1535 or email [email protected] for more information.

Contact: E.J Collins [email protected] 7072461535


Room for Rent

FEMALE ONLY: Looking for a roomate

1 Room for Rent: Available

$330/ per month + Utilities (Internet, gas, electricity)

Furnished

George Ave.

10 min walk from campus

I would love to have someone that is relax and outgoing.

Feel free to give me a call :)

Contact: Mayelin Lora-Williams [email protected] 269-519-4937




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Rental NeededI am looking for a rental in Berrien Springs, close to Andrews University. We would prefer at least a twobedroom, washer and dryer (or hookups for a washer and dryer), pet and children friendly. We are looking torelocate as soon as possible.

Thank You.

Tanya

Contact: Tanya Thomas [email protected] (269) 462-5227


1-Bedroom Apartment for Rent1-bedroom fully furnished apartment for rent, available August 1. Located at 8735 N. Ridge Ave., close tocampus. You pay for electricity, all other utilities (garbage, HVAC, water, cable, internet) included. Privateentrance in a home, not basement. $525/mo. For more information, call Anne at 269-470-2949. Seriousinquiries only.


Room for Rent: FemaleLooking for a single Christian female to rent furnished room in local home.

Details:

Shared facilities13' x 13'Attached to patioCompletely furnished5-minute drive from Andrews University Utilities included in rentPrefer renter who can stay 2 years or more

Please call if interested.

Contact: Ms. M. Barahona 269-355-9884 Category: Classifieds » Property for Rent


Property for RentDuplex for Rent

Located near Andrews University (walking distance); Very clean and well kept 15 years old house; Ideal forgradaute student family

This house is super insulated, so you will save so much in heating and cooling cost; It provides refrigrator,stove/oven, dishwasher, washer,and dryer. It has 4 bedrooms, 2 full bath rooms and spacious main roomfor kitech,dining, and main foyer. Call for appintment to see the place.

avaiable : in mid September

address: 9221 4th street Unit 2, Berrien Springs, MI 49103

Contact: Hyun J. Kwon [email protected] 269-340-2713


Sunday, August 17, 2014

Room for RentFEMALE ONLY: Looking for a spiritually enthusiastic female housemate! Sunny (when there is sun),carpeted, furnished (bed & dresser), bedroom with closet for rent. $300.00 per month covers utilities too.Private bathroom, shared living room, kitchen, and laundry space with female graduate student. OnTimberland Dr.,--walking distance from campus (about 10 min walk). Free exercise with sharedresponsibilities of mowing the lawn and snowblowing the driveway. :)

Feel free to call if you have questions or are interested!


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Contact: Dana 308-520-8580 Category: Classifieds » Property for Rent


Room in Country for RentATTENTION: PROFESSORS & GRADUATE STUDENTS:

Boarder wanted who appreciates a quiet place in the country. We are 15 minutes from the Andrews campus,3 miles north of Eau Claire in a new home on 27 acres of field, forest with a pond & creek. My husband andI have an upstairs room suitable for one responsible professor or graduate student. Anyone living here mustlike dogs as we have two large friendly huskies, who are part of the family.

The cost is $450 per month. This includes utilities, laundry and housekeeping, which allows the professor orstudent to fully concentrate on teaching or studies. Also included is refrigerator space and kitchenprivileges.

Call 269-461-6869 and leave a message to schedule a visit.



Room for RentAvailable Now$375 a month plus deposit Includes laundry, wireless, electric and heatFurnishedQuiet house and neighborhood4 blocks from campusMale onlyHouse with 3 bedrooms. Share kitchen, bath, laundry and living area.269-313-2924 Feel free to text



BR for RENT: Female Graduate Student1 Bedroom for rent in 3 Bedroom home with 2 female doctoral students:

The bedroom is 10 x 12 ft. It has 2 windows, 1 interior closets, 1 exterior closet, and a sharedbathroom.The house has a kitchen, dishwasher, 2 refrigerators, washer and dryer, living room, family room,dining area, garage loft for storage, and large front and back yard with deck and grillWe are located on George street, 3 minute drive from campus, 1 block from walking pathRent is $290 per month + 1/3 of utilities and internet

Please contact me for more information and pictures. I look forward to hearing from you!

Contact: Brittany Sommers [email protected] 330.388.5079


Room for RentClose to Andrews University (5 min walk)Includes ALL UTILITIESWiFi, heat/air, garbage/water, & drivewayShared entrance, private fridgeShared kitchenAny questions please contac Yasmin: 269-635-3486


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Home for RentLUXURY HOME FOR RENT in walking distance from AndrewsUniversity. Fully remodeled in 2007.

3 Bedrooms 2 Full Baths, All Appliances, Fireplace, Central Heating and Air, Laundry, 2 Car Attached Garage,Exterior Deck. Available from end of August/beginning of September.

$900/month. Utilities not included. Deposit $900 text (203) 321-5032 or email [email protected]

Contact: Alexandru Breja [email protected] 203-321-5032


Super affordable Rent for single male studentsSingle rooms for rent at a very affordable price (most are under 200). They will go fast. This deal is excellent


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for new students but as long as your are a responsible person is ok. Utilities included, yes wifi and laundrytoo, close to Andrews. Text me if you want to come and see it. Text Daniel at 9143823259

Contact: Daniel [email protected] 9143823259



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Room for RentI have a bedroom up for rent for a female in a beautiful house located 1–2 min away from AndrewsUniveristy Campus. The room comes furnished with a twin sized bed and upon request a wooden dresser anddesk. The house is a 3 bedroom house with 2 bathrooms and a kitchen with all stainless steel appliances. Thehouse includes a washer and dryer and has a back and front yard. The rent for one room is $290 a monthand additional utilities are internet, gas, and electric. Please contact me if you are interested.

Contact: Charlene Reid [email protected] 9145823031



roommate neededI’m a graduate student at Andrews University looking for a house mate to share a 2-bedroom basementapartment located on University Boulevard. 2 minute walk from PMC, carpet was replaced on Monday (august4th), new paint for the stairs and wall around the private entry to the basement. $245 a month includes allutilities and high-speed Internet. I’ve lived in this place already for a year with my friend who’s now donewith school and moved back home so trust me when I say it's walking distance from the University.

Call me at 206 551 5286 for any questions.

Contact: fikreab abaata [email protected] 2065515286


Rooms - September/14Two rooms for rent in spacious environment.. Very affordable, everything included: WIFI, electricity, gas andso.

E-mail [email protected], for appointment. Or call 269-815-5213 and leave message.

Contact: Ana [email protected] 269-815-5213



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Showing Type: Lost and Found

Tuesday, May 6, 2014

Missing HuskeyA Siberian Huskey named MItchell ran away on St Joseph Valley Parkway (the bypass) near AndrewsUniversity on Tuesday, May 6. He has one brown and one blue eye. Please call 574-341-9290 if seen.

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Saturday, April 26, 2014

Lost Cell PhoneOn Wednesday, April 23, I lost my cell phone in the upstairs bathroom of the cafeteria.

It is a Droid Ultra with a black cover over the back and a Red body. The glass is slightly cracked on the leftside. I very much need it back if anyone has located it.

Thank you.

Contact: Joseph Shoemate, [email protected] or [email protected]

Contact: Joseph Shoemate [email protected]


Tuesday, February 4, 2014

Cream&Brown Checkered Winter HatWe have a cream and brown checkered winter hat at the Counseling and Testing Center. It's fairly big, hasbrown fuzz inside, and a black latch to secure hat under the chin. Owner lost item about 2 weeks ago.

Contact: CTC [email protected] 269-471-3470


Black Leather GlovesWe have a pair of thick, faded, black suede/leather gloves in the Counseling and Testing Center. Owner lostthem about 2 weeks ago.

Contact: CTC [email protected] 269-471-3470


Thursday, January 23, 2014

Lost 2 USB drivesBetween November and December 2013, I forgot two USB Drives in the Bell Hall Computer Lab whichcontained alot of pictures and some important school materials. The first USB is white with a purple ribbon around. The second one is black with a sliding headpoint (redish). Whoever came accross may he/she callme 2698495418 or take to the JWL circulation desk.

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Laptop For SaleI have a Gateway laptop for sale $800.00 OBO. (Price is negotiable as I would like to sell this quickly.) It issilver, thin, and elegant. It comes with the original box and accessories. It has been lighly used for a fewyears and is in great condition.


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CPS Pulse - Science Classes ClickerHello,

this clicker is like new (with box), used it for one class only.

$15 OBO

630-877-2695

Contact: Miriam [email protected] 630-877-2695


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Printer for SaleEpson Stylus Photo R320 Printer for Sale. Very good condition. Comes with software, instruction manual andnew black ink cartridge (cartridge has been sitting a while so may or may not work). Needs ink for othercolors. Prints on cds or dvds. $40 or best offer.

Contact: Sarah Burton [email protected] 269-605-9054



Brand New Items for SALE!

Portable Bluetooth/Wireless speakersWireless earphones

1tb portable hard drives

Items are all BRAND NEW, cases and boxes never wereopened or have been.

Call ISAAC 269 338 5879


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Contact: Isaac [email protected] 269338 5879


Yard Sale Aug. 24YARD SALE!!!!

We will be having different weight sets for sale, couch, dresser, desk, bread maker, lawn mower andmore!!!!! Small items, large items, many items!

If interested we also have a car for sale $700 OBO

Address: 8950 Meadow Lane, Apt. 1, Berrien Springs, MI 49103

Date: Sunday, August 24, 2014

Time: 9am-4pm


Computer Desk $45This is a cherry desk, with 5 drawers that work well. If interested, please email or call 812-361-7625.

Contact: Daniela [email protected] 812-361-7625


Loveseat $40This is a lovely white loveseat extremely comfortable. No texting please, just email or call.


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Contact: Daniela [email protected] 812-361-7625



Picture Frame for Sale

Picture Frame for SaleGold gilt frame, size 24 x 30Originally held a mirror.Made in Belgium$15 OBO

Call Bernice @ 473-1206


New Window for Sale

Window for Sale:

Brand new, still in Lowe's wrapping, 41" x 38"double-hung window. Was special order, so notreturnable to store. Paid $211.61, but selling for $200OBO.

Call 269-473-1206 & ask for Bernice.

Contact: Bernice 269-473-1206 Category: Classifieds » Misc for Sale

Car for sale

For Sale

1990 Toyota Camry

4 Cylinder engine, FWD

Nearly new tires & muffler system


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Interior in good shape

AC & radio

250,000+ miles

Sold "as is" in current condition

Runs well but needs general maintenance work -good project car or for parts

$750 OBO

Call or text 269-277-2871

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Bed For Sale

Used Sleep Number Bed

Queen size

Complete set w/ frame & memory foam topper

In good condition w/ dual controls.

Bought new approx. 7 yrs ago.

Comes w/ sheet sets, if desired.

$500

Call Bernice @ 473-1206

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Miscellaneous FOR SALEMounted African Batiks, framed african art, soapstone carvings, and more...

Also, firm queen-size sealy mattress, box and frame for $200


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Contact: Jeanne Mogusu [email protected] 6012122731



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12" Volfenhag Competition SubwooferBrand NEW sill in plastic and box, $100 or best offer,one 12" Volfenhag Competition Subwoofer Subwoofers, very brand new still in the box and wrapped inplastic.SPECS:12" INCH SUB 1000 WATTS MAXDUAL 4 OHM VOICE COILS , RUN 2 OR 8 OHMS MONO OR 4 OHMS STEREORED ALUMINUM CONEBUMPED AND VENTED CHROME T-YOKEHIGH TEMPERATURE 4 LAYER VOICE COIL W/COOLING VENTILATION SYSTEMDOUBLE DAMPER HEAVY DUTY INDUSTRIAL VENTED MAGNET STRUCTUREPUSH BUTTON TERMINALSDESIGNED TO WORK WELL IN A VENTED, SEALED OR BANDPASS BOXALUMINUM CONE TO ELIMINATE DISTORTION AT HIGH VOLUME LEVELSFrequency range: 20 Hz-1.1 kHzFS 30HZQTS 0.526QES 0.614QMS 7.698VAS 56 LXMAX 16MMEFFICIENCY ( 1W/1M) 89.58 DBSD PISTION SURFACE AREA 0.0491MRE DC RESISTANCE 3.2 OHMIMP DUAL 4 OHMPOWER HANDLING CONTINOUS 500 WATTS / 1000 WATTS (PEAK)MOUNTING DEPTH 6.3 InchesMOUNTING DIAMETER 11.65 IncheContact JT at 269-363-0925 real buyers only plz

Contact: James [email protected] 269-363-0925



UPDATED Kitten Seeking New HomeUpdate: My adorable 4 or 5 month old female kitten needs a new home. She has had some digestive healthissues, but they have improved with medication and food change. I got her tested and it came back negativefor parasites, so her problem is either IBD or food allergy most likely. So, she will probably need to be onspecial food but should be able to be weaned off of the medication. I still need to find her a new place to livebecause of some newly discovered allergy issues and other personal reasons. Other than slight boweldisturbances, she is a normal kitten - energetic, playful and affectionate. She likes playing with other cats


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and loves being with people and purrs more than any other cat I've ever had. If you are interested pleasecontact me asap for further information.

Contact: Brittany Culpepper [email protected] 301-706-8825


Hair bows/ bow ties/ accessories/Crochet itemsChildren and adult accessories. Hairbows, fabric knot hair ties, crochet hairbands, bow ties, custom ordersavailable. Email for pictures and pricing!

[email protected]

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Misc. Items for SaleCALL 269-471-7076

Rug--blue 9 ft. x 8 ft.

Floor lamp

Table lamp

Desk and chair

Twin bed frame

Glass table

Wood bench

Green chair

Wall lamp

Mirror


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Music Dress for SaleAndrews Academy Music Dress for Sale - worn 3 times, size 8. Asking $50 obo

Contact: Shari [email protected] 269-277-0336



Furniture SaleEverything Must Go By Friday, August 15th!


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Utility Cart…………………….$10

Book Shelf- 6ft tall……………………$15

Desk…………………………….$10

Flat iron Stove…………………..$52 Flat irons1 Pressing comb

Queen size Bed- Sealy Pillow-top…………$150MattressBox SpringBed frame

Bedroom Set………………..$30

Dresser w/ mirrorNightstand

Contact: Patrick [email protected] 305-467-2878



Moving SaleI will be leaving the area soon and need to sell these items.

Children’s religious books and novels ....... .50c each.New Maxlite bulb - one 40W replacement bulb, uses only 11 watts. ..... .75cNew Maxlite bulb - four 60W replacement bulbs, uses only 13 watts.......... $21 Ashley furniture leather couch in very good condition, biege color.......... $100File cabinet, with 4 drawers, black color in very good condition.............. $5Twin size steel bunk bed, very durable in excellent condition .......... $80New Scooter .......... $30Hair Weave on extension .......... $5 eachDining table (no chairs) ............. $10

ThanksEsther Elems269 471 6818


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Briefcase for SaleLeather briefcase for sale. In "like new" condition. $20.

Contact: Stephane [email protected] 269-815-3103


German Dictionary for SaleCollins German Unabridged Dictionary, 7th Edition (hardcover). In "like new" condition. Used only for anexam.

$40.


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Contact: Stephane [email protected] 269-815-3103



Revlon Rvst2043 Mid Size Ceramic Straightener $15Revlon Rvst2043 Mid Size Ceramic Straightener

1-inch ceramic plates provide high, even heat that penetrates hair from the inside out.Helps hair retain natural moisture for silky shiny frizz free styles.High, constant heat sensors monitor temperature quickly restoring heat to the perfect styling level.Heats up in 30 seconds.

$15


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ticket for the camporee and meal

I have one adult ticket for the camporee and meal ticket.We can make arrangements for payment and pick up.$290($195-Week ticket+$95-meal ticket)My email is [email protected] send me a message ifinterested.If you want, I can deal...

Contact: wonki lee [email protected] 2692529261



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Student King Cornet for SaleThis quality instrument was built between 1930 and 1935 and is in excellent condition. This will last for yearsto come!

Asking $400.00 or best offer.

Please call Joshua at 269-845-5821Or email him at [email protected]"


1997 Jeep with PlowThis is a 1997 jeep wrangler with Snow Plow! 157k miles, new breaklines, alternator and sparkplugs.$5200.00 firm. Call 269-208-5471.


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Contact: Dale Hodges [email protected] 269-208-5471



computer deskAsking 12 dollars for desk. Is well used needs a little work but functions just fine for the immediatepurpose. Desk is in Niles would need to pick up there.


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Contact: Barbara Read [email protected] 574-850-5636


Ceiling Fans for SaleHave 4 ceiling fans for sale, all work fine just updated ones in my house, they are all similar to this one. Asking 25 dollars a piece or all 4 for 80.00 dollars.

Contact: Barbara Read [email protected] 574-850-5636



KITTEN needs a good homeMy adorable four month old (+ two or so weeks) female kitten needs a new home. She has had somedigestive health issues and must be separate from other cats. As my roommate already had a cat, and myapartment is too small to keep her confined appropriately, I need to find her a new place to live. We have notbeen able, so far, to determine the exact cause of her issues but they have improved some with medication.Other than slight bowel disturbances, she is a normal kitten - energetic, playful and affectionate. As wecannot 100% rule out a contagious condition, we must rehome her for the sake of the original cat. If you areinterested please contact me asap for further information.


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Employment Opportunities at ADRAADRA International has the following job opportunities: 1) Assistant Staff Auditor; 2) Marketing andDevelopment Analysis Specialist; 3) Executive Assistant to the President and Vice President for HumanResources; 4) Senior Technical Advisor for Health/Nutrition; and 5) Senior Accountant 2. For a detailed jobdescription and to apply online please visit www.ADRA.org .

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Student Wedding Videographer NeededHello,

I am looking for someone who can record HD wedding videography at a very low rate. I am unable to payalot. But if you are interested, please call 256 226 5274. The Wedding is August 31, 2014.

Thank you.

Contact: 2562265274 Category: Classifieds » Employment Opportunities


3ABN Dare to Dream Looking for Gospel MusiciansD2D's music program, "Magnify Him", is taping its programs at the end of August. We're looking for ministry-minded artists that are serious about sharing the gospel! If you know someone that's interested in coming to3ABN and sharing their music, have them email me a sample of their music (a link or video) to:[email protected]. Once reviewed and approved, if we decide to move forward, someone from D2D willcontact the artist. Spread the word about D2D! Our website: d2dnetwork.tv . Thanks! Blessings!

http://d2dnetwork.tv/

Contact: Yvonne Lewis [email protected] 618-627-4651

Category: Classifieds » Employment Opportunities

Sunday, July 27, 2014

Volunteer with Adventist Health InternationalHave you ever thought of serving internationally? Now is the time to get involved by volunteering withAdventist Health International (AHI).

AHI is a nonprofit multinational organization that is located in Loma Linda, California. AHI works diligently toprovide coordination, consultation, management and technical assistance to Seventh-day Adventist Churchoperated hospitals and healthcare services throughout the developing countries of the world. A lot of thiswork is done through the efforts of healthcare professionals who are willing to serve at sites in need of help.

In addition to medical professionals, AHI is currently looking for experienced healthcare administrators,finance managers and other administrative team members.

For more information, please contact the AHI volunteer coordinator:Angeli YutucPhone: 909-558-4876

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Babysitter AvailableI am a new student to Andrews University and I am a mother. Currently, I am enrolled into AndrewsUniversity's Distant Learning program, so that I can be home with my baby. If you are in need of ababysitter, I am available. I am a healthcare professional (clerical), CPR (Adult / Child / Infant) and AEDCertified, and I know first aid. I have great references and would love the opportunity to babysit for anotherinfant.

Thank You!


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Lumber Jax Tree ServiceLumber Jax Tree Service

Our Company, Established 2001, is located in Berrien Springs and is available to assist you in thebeautification of your property. We currently offer such services as tree removal, tree trimming, and stumpgrinding. The company also produces rough sawn, kiln dried, hardwood lumber of various species. Request afree Bid Proposal on any of the services provided by our tree specialists. Let us help you prepare yourproperty for winter. Call us at (269) 471-5004 or visit our website at www.lumberjaxtreeservice.com.

Contact: James Hanson [email protected] (269) 471-7147



Carpentry, Construction, and Handyman ServicesOffering services in all areas of carpentry and construction from kitchen and bathroom remodeling, roofing,framing, tiling, sheetrock, decks, windows and doors, painting, plumbing, electrical, etc. Free estimates. Great rates. Please contact Phil at 269 425 2912. Thanks!

Contact: Phil Dah [email protected] 269425 2912



Healing's Rays Massage TherapyAffordable Massage Therapist

Are the stresses of work and study getting to you? Would you like to boost your athletic performance? Do

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you have a muscle ache that just won't go away?

Ray McAllister, an Andrews alumnus who despite total blindness is now a licensed massage therapist, invitesyou to visit Healing's Rays Massage. Proficient in deep tissue, sports, and relaxation massage, Ray canrelieve aches, help you tone muscles, and give you the energy boost to finish studies. He also offershydrotherapy, hot stone massage, reflexology and now hot bamboo and Himalayan salt massage. His wife,Sally, is a certified aromatherapist and will be present for female clients. She sells home-made aromatherapyblends.

Introductory cost is only $25 for your first hour, $15 per half hour, for students all the time. Contact Ray forregular, competitive rates. Ask about free, limited-time massage doula services to reduce the pain, stress,and length of labor in childbirth. 30 no-cost massages of any type are available for those with Adventist RiskManagement insurance, including sponsored seminary students.

Ray McAllister

(269) 471 7422

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Portuguese-English Lessons ExchangeHello! I want to contact someone who speaks English to teach me, and I will teach them Portuguese inreturn. Please email me.

Olá! Quero entrar em contato com alguém que fala Inglês para me ensinar, e eu vou ensiná-los Portuguêsem troca. Por favor envie-me.

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Attend a Free Preview ClassBerrien Academy of Music

Group Piano Instruction for Young Beginners

You and your child are invited to attend a free preview class.

Tuesday, August 19 at 6:00 P.M. for ages 4 1/2 to 10Thursday, August 21 at 10:00 A.M. for ages 6 months to 4

Fall semester begins Tuesday, September 2. Enrollment is limited! Contact Joanna Moody for details.

Tuition is covered for homeschooling students through the Berrien Springs Parent Partnership.

Visit berrienmusic.blogspot.com


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Contact: Joanna Moody [email protected] (269) 471-5237


Ride required to ChicagoRide required to Chicago Wednesday morning (one way) 08-13-2014

Contact Ashley:

[email protected]

7734903758

Contact: Ashley [email protected] 7734903758


Sunday, July 27, 2014

Christian Counseling (crisis)When crisis comes, we all need emotional and spiritual support to get through the trials we are facing. AtWade Counseling Care I specialize in any type of crisis or problems (mental or emotional) that may becausing dysfunction. Marital crisis, depression, addiction, etc.---whatever condition or circumstance youhave, I am here to see you through it and help you find more solid ground through therepeutic interventionand through the healing power of Christ.

Contact: Guerin G Wade [email protected] 269-470-6431


Monday, July 21, 2014

Math tutoringI am a Grad student offering Math tutoring for all levels up to first years of college and standardized teststoo.


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