SABBATH SCHOOL

The Last Five Kings of Judah

Memory Text: He defended the cause of the poor and needy,
and so all went well. Is that not
what it means to know me?
(Jeremiah 22:16, NIV).
Superintendent: Alonso Lopez
The Church at Study 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

WORSHIP HOUR
Praise & Worship.Choir
Hymn of Praise.Rejoice Ye Pure in Heart!.....#27
Intercessory Prayer ......................Elder Clara Baptiste
Passion for Evangelistic Living and Urgency for Mission; Pastoral
family, Florida Conference
Next Week

Thanksgiving, Transformation for Mission, Georgia-Cumberland

Conference Pastor Alex Golovenko

Childrens Story...............Sandi Rusek

Offering.............Church Budget.............Edwin Onyango
Scripture....Matthew 19:23-30...............Lucy Catarino
Special Music.............................................. ..Choir

Pastor Fred Nichols

Method or Mission?
Hymn of Consecration.O Where Are the Reapers.#366

Announcements
Notifications
1. Membership Transfers IN: Second Reading Nyakuoth
Yut from Edmonton Central Adventist Church.
2. Inviting ALL to our mid-week church service
on Wednesday night at 7 pm. It is time for
extra prayer, Bible study, and testimonies.
3. Youth Bible Study Group for youth
ages 15 - 25+ continues every at
Thursday 7 pm @ 785 Nadine
Avenue (Ferreiras home). All are
invited; bring your friends to grow in knowing Christ.
4. Early Teens Bible Study Group for
youth ages 11-14 will resume
October 27, Tuesday at 7 pm @
910 Bluegrass Dr. London, N6H
5X3 (George & Anna Perez home).
Teens are using Amazing Facts
curriculum Most Important Questions. Free books are
gifted to every participant. Parents are welcome as you
give a ride, to come and fellowship.
5. Pathfinders Club will meet tomorrow
morning, 10 am, starting new classes
cohorts.

8. N-R Salad/Raw vegetables, S-Z Vegetarian

Chili/Stew; A-C Drink/Juice; D-F Bread/Bun;
G-I Main course/Casserole; J-M Dessert/
Fruit. If you are bringing a tossed salad
dessert/fruit, please bring it ready to be
served.

Event
9.

October 17-24 Evangelistic Proclamation Event

G.O.D. will be presented by
pastor Fred Nichols. He will
cover the following topics:
God Of Design (October 17
opening Sabbath Evening)
God On Descent (October 18,
Sunday)
God Over Deception (October
20, Tuesday)
God Our Deliverer (October 21, Wednesday)
God Oversees Development (October 23, Friday)
God Over Doubt (October 24 Sabbath Morning, 11
am)
God Of Dancing (October 24 Sabbath Evening)

Invite your friends and family for this Revival

Week. Invitational flyers will be ready and
available for distribution
10. Love and Caring Day is planned for October
25th. Donations are greatly appreciated for winter
accessories (socks, hats, gloves etc.) to be given
to the community.

6. October is Pastor Appreciation Month:

The Ministerial Department of the
Ontario Conference is encouraging
churches to affirm their pastoral families.
Please express your appreciation to the Golovenko
family in a tangible way, keep them in your prayers,
and do invite friends to attend the upcoming G.O.D
Event.

Benediction.......Elder Cameron Munro

Sunset Today: 6:41 p.m. Next Friday: 6:32 p.m.

Please send all bulletin related information by WEDNESDAY
9:00 p.m. to larris.biggs@gmail.com

7. The next general church potluck will be

held on Sabbath, OCTOBER 24, 2015.
Please bring an item from the section of
the first letter of your last name. Feel free
to bring additional items from any category.

10. Revival and the Second Coming of

Jesus Week of Prayer, November 7-14
@ Church.

11. A Vegan Banquet - Where: St. Thomas

Adventist Church, 380 Manor Rd.
Date: November 29th, 6:00 -8:00 p.m.
RSVP by November 22nd
Contact Debbie Boskovic, 226-239-8179 or
deborahboskovic@gmail.com. Cost $10.00
per person; Dress Semi formal. Proceeds
are to support the church health ministry
programs.
12. CALLED.CHOSEN.FAITHFUL Youth
Conference takes place in Louisville,
KY December 30 January 3, just over
the New Year holidays. The
registration early bird price, $199 students and $299 for
adults, ends on October 14. A bus transportation will be
organized from London . Please speak to pastor Alex if
you would like to attend. The theme this year is based on
Revelation 17:14 These shall make war with the Lamb,
and the Lamb shall overcome them: for he is Lord of
lords, and King of kings: and they that are with him are
called, and chosen, and faithful.
13. Mission trip to Nicaragua is
planned for January 26
February 17, 2016 as a follow
up to the May 2015 mission.
The cost, including airfare tickets from London to
2Managua, food on site, local transportation costs, and
donation for mission, is $2500 Canadian per person.
Construction work is planned. If you are interested,
please sign up at the announcement board, or speak with
pastor Alex.

Birthday Wishes for October

Oct 1 Anniekay Allen
Oct 2 Kirmane Allen
Oct 2 Samuel Golovenko
Oct 2 Maria Stajfer
Oct 2 Lystra Shimla
Oct 3 Beverlyn Sealy
Oct 3 Kyle Mahon
Oct 3 Georgie Perez
Oct.5 Yemi Olawoore
Oct 5 Stephen VanLeeuwen

Oct 6 Sandi Rusek

Oct 7 Sarah Onyango
Oct 7 Natalie Magati
Oct 8 Steve Hurst
Oct 10 Santiago Perez
Oct 11 Natalia Bartosz
Oct 11 Shaquille Sealy
Oct 14 Dennis Plyley
Oct 17 Clayton Roemer
Oct 18 Max Mantiri

Oct 18 Kirmane Allen (Jr.)

Oct 21 Aloma Martin
Oct 22 Renata Starczewski
Oct 24 Ernie Eccles
Oct 25 Susan Stevens
Oct 27 Jana Topper
Oct 28 Etta Eccles
Oct 30 Nyamouch Rial
Oct 31 Jason McQuire

Evangelism responsibility both Global and

Local

Tonight we begin a week of Revival with pastor Fred Nichols preaching the
Word of God. This whole month the focus of our mid-week prayer is on the
Adventist Heritage. The Church School kids will have a special day of reflections
on October 22, remembering pioneers of our movement. As I reflect on the
recent annual meetings of the Adventist church leaders I cannot help but think
about the great work done so far by our church in proclaiming the Three Angels
message since 1844, and also about the enormous task that is ahead. The chart
below represents change/growth in Adventist presence in the world.
N stands for Global North and represents United States, Canada &
Europe.
S the Global South the rest of the world, including Russia & North Asia.
Whereas in 1960 46% of Adventist church lived among 25% of population of
European descent, the work over the past five decades entered every area of the
world, and the world membership is very similar to the world population.

The church is truly global, and the mission is not so much out-there as it
is here, in our backyard! In fact the proportion of those who carry the Three
Angels Message is lower in North America than in Africa, Asia, South America,
Caribbean or Central America. If we compare Canada and USA, our Canadian
Adventist presence, compared to the population, is 3 times smaller than that in
USA. Canada is matching by secularity Sweden, Denmark and other European
countries. We got work to do here, at home, in London, in Ontario! The great
news is that our local churches are representative of the global trends, as the
membership consists of many immigrants coming from the Global South. One
of our pioneers wrote The prosperity of the home work depends largely, under
God, upon the reflex influence of the evangelical work done in countries afar off.
(Ellen White, Testimonies, Vol. 6, p.27). As we continue investing in mission
afar, it blesses us at home! Our focus has to be both mission at home, and
mission abroad.
As we invite friends and neighbours to be inspired and challenged this week
with the Gospel Commission and the Message of Hope in the Soon Coming of
Jesus, lets keep in mind our global responsibility to ALL people groups, already
present among us.

your servant, pastor Alex Golovenko

17.10.15