Do nothing from selfishness or

empty conceit, but with humility of

mind regard one another as more
important than yourselves

Philippians 2:3
SABBATH SCHOOL
CHRIST-BASED LIDERSHIP







The Church at Study 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Superintendent: Young Adults Department
WORSHIP HOUR
Praise & Worship.. Dayna, Anniekay, Michelle, Barbara

Hymn of Prais. Jesus What a Friend for Sinners..#187

Intercessory Prayer....Elder Kirmane Allen

Arizona Conference,Reclamation of our children and youth
Healing of mind and body
Next Week:
Central California, Revival and Repentance
Hope for the discouraged

Childrens Story...................................................... Anniekay

Offering....Church Budget........ Stepan Golovenko

Special music... Jonathan Bartoszc

Scripture...Jeremiah 29:12-13... Rickson and Rico

Sheldon Bailey
One on One

Hymn of Commitment.
Take the world, but give me Jesus.....# 329

Benediction.. Cameron Munro

Sunset Today: 9:02p.m. Next week: 8:57 p.m.
Please send all bulletin related information by
WEDNESDAY 9:00 p.m. to alonso.lopez@engineer.com
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Notifications

1. Inviting ALL to an hour of prayer, Bible Study
and testimonies on Wednesday night at 7 pm.
Come and be blessed.

2. Your financial assistance is needed to make VBS (July
21-25) a success this year. Mark ''VBS snacks" on your
tithe envelope, or give funds to Doris or Teresa, you may
also donate cookies and frozen juices if you wish.
Your VBS Team!

3. Ruth SDA Church from Brampton has
requested donations to purchase chairs for
their new facility. The Church Board voted to
sponsor 5 chairs gift at $350 cost. Your
donations for the sister church could be
directed to our treasurer, mark on the envelopes Ruth
Church chairs.

The last Church Council (Board
meeting) for the summer will take
place on Monday, July 14 at 7 pm
at our church hall. There will be no Board meeting in
August, due to vacations scheduled. Please inform the
pastor about your plans for the agenda. The next Board
meeting will take place September 8 and set the plans
for the general Business Meeting in the fall, in order to
review business plans.

4. Tomorrow, Sunday, July 13, from 8:30 am
to 12, noon, we invite all able bodies to
assist with making our flower beds clean of
weeds, and attractive. Bring your
gardening tools, gloves, wheelbarrows and join the
volunteers in beautifying our church yard.

5. The 5
th
annual Western District Youth Camp,
scheduled for July 18-20 at Plympton-Wyoming has
been canceled, please contact the youth leaders or
pastor for more details.

6. Redcross paperwork. Anyone who
have forms for Redcross please
complete and return to Teresa Ferreira
no later than July 30
th
.

7. Workbee for Church Grounds.
Sunday July 13 at 8:30 A.M. to 11:00
A.M. Many hands make light work,
please help!

Events

8. July 27 Pathfinders are
holding the yard sale in the
parking lot, from 8 am to 2
pm. If you would like to de-
clutter your home, garage,
basement and have valuable items to contribute, please
do so on that Sunday. If you would like to join in and
use the table for our own sale join the Club at a cost
per table.

9. Elders meeting tomorrow, Sunday morning, July 13,
9:30 am!

10. Please join us for a Singspiration
program at 6:30 p.m. by the Young
Adults. We are asking for donations
of snack type finger foods for a
Light refreshment after vespers.

11. Mens Ministry meeting on
Sunday July 27th at 8:30 AM.
Our study will be from the
book A Place For Us Guys:
at chapter 14 to the end of the book.

12. Please join us for potluck today.


13. We want to thank everyone who worked so hard to make this
camping weekend a resounding success. We were blessed to
have wonderful weather, and it felt so good to get away from
the city rush and noises. Nature walks, talks around the camp
fires, the music (the impromptu concert on Saturday evening
was a highlight for many of us...we have so many talented
musicians, both current and emerging. The enthusiasm of our
youngest singers was a special treat...both inspiring and
contagious). Praise indeed! Thanks to everyone who
organized and helped with all the activities. Having a chance
to sit and visit with people we dont normally get a chance to
really talk with was special for many of us. Some enjoyed
geocaching, star watching, photography, and even some
motorcycle rides on Sunday morning...something special for
everyone!
I do believe that we were filled with food, fun, and friendship,
and that the weekend was truly recreation for all of us.

Don Topper

Birthday Wishes for July

July 1 Andres Perez
July 3 Carolyn Dowdell
July 4 Jenny Mickle
July 8 Renate Weidner
Jul 9 Kasha Kindness
Jul 9 Matvey Pandaleke
July 11 Cameron Munro
July 11 Kara Topper
July 11 Rachael Taylor
July 12 Gene Bernardo

July 12 Jaiden Munro
July 12 Lucy Simoes
July 12 Gene Bernardo
July 15 Isabel Erazo
July 16 Camron Bancroft
July 17 Chris Keim
July 18 Jesse Reeve
July 20 Joaquino Sampaio
July 21 Marilyn Topper
July 21 Sam Stajfer

July 22 Jackie Lima
July 22 Viola Reeve
July 23 Pat Carter
July 25 Chris Paul
July 26 Julia Mahon
July 26 Sheldon
Bailey
July 28 Akwasi Boah-
Frimpong
July 29 Doris
VanLeeuwen
July 31 Larry Tait

Pray for peace, and work while there
is still time

Last Sabbath we began a new study theme for the Sabbath School
quarter focusing on the main teachings of Jesus as he revealed truth
about salvation for us. As we met in the nature some may have attended
elsewhere and missed my last weeks blog, so it will be repeated
somewhat this week . I would like to draw your attention to the back
of your quarterlies, to the mission projects.
Every quarter we focus on one of 13 world regions of the
Seventh-day Adventist Church, called divisions. This quarter the
focus is on the Euro-Asia, formerly known as the Soviet Union
territory. As you look at the map and statistics, you would notice that
4 out of 7 mission projects are located in Ukraine. The membership,
almost half of all Adventists are in Ukraine. Just like last quarter we
noted that majority of Adventist believers in India lived in state of
Orissa, where the persecution of Christians is the strongest, so there is
also a parallel with believers in Ukraine. The country has been
engulfed in war from three directions, west, east, south for most of its
millennial existence, and its people learned to rely on God, to seek
God in the midst of turmoil.
Over the past 8 month I had paid added interest to the news of
conflicts and war, as my native country has been moving deeper and
deeper into military conflict. Last Sabbath Adventist churches
around the world prayer for peace in Ukraine on the appeal of the
Euro-Asia Division president, Argentinian national Guillermo Biaggi,
who has urged church members across the division (which includes
Ukraine, Russia and 10 other former Soviet republics as well as
Afghanistan) to give a freewill offering this Sabbath to help fund
efforts by ADRA to assist people, both Ukrainians and Russians, who
have fled to other parts of Ukraine and across the border to Russia in
the unrest.
At the recent Ontario Conference Campmeeting during the
special feature, a parade of nations, our leadership asked for
representatives carrying flags of Ukraine and Russia to come first on
the stage after Canadian flag was brought in, symbolically signifying
the desire for peace, praying for the end of the conflict. Enjoying
peace we continue praying!
Yet, you probably had also noticed an escalation of conflict in
Israel, a renewed military fighting in Iraq, forcing Saudi Arabia to
move 30,000 soldiers to its borders. Some are wondering if this is
going to the final conflict, to the end battle of Armageddon. The
religious news of American and Canadian Pentecostal and
Charismatic leaders meeting with pope Francis on June 24 in Rome,
seeking alliance, also heightens anticipation of apocalyptic
developments.
Without speculating on the future developments I want to remind
you the invitation and guidance from Jesus, urgent to all of us today:
While it is still day, we must do the work of the One who sent me.
Night is coming. Then no one can work. (John 9:4). Use the
peaceful opportunities that you have to do the work of the Gospel, to
share about the coming Kingdom of Jesus, lead people from the
darkness into the light of truth, while there is still time.


your servant, pastor Alex Golovenko


07.12.14