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Friday, January 31, 2014

Revive VespersJOIN US FOR THE FINAL VESPERS OF THE SERIES!

Ellen White: More than a Prophet?

Speaker: Justin Torossian

Description: Justin Torossian, a third-generation grandson of Ellen G. White, will present a three-part serieson the topic of the Spirit of Prophecy.

Location: Biology Amphitheater, Science Complex, Andrews University.

- PART 1: Ellen: The Woman Behind the Ministry (Friday, January 17 at 7:30 pm)

- PART 2: EGW vs WWW (Friday, January 24 at 7:30 pm)

- PART 3: Ellen G Who? (Friday, January 31 at 7:30 pm)

What do a Jewish rabbi from Ronald Reagan's staff, a Muslim Imam, and a non-Christian modern healthadvocate have in common? Come find out!

Contact: Dojcin Zivadinovic Category: Campus Announcements

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MBA Information SeminarSee attached for details

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Contact: Jan Pickett [email protected] 269.471.3339

Category: Campus Announcements

Looking for a voice over actor!The Department of Biology is producing a video about their research and needs a voice over actor to recordthe script (2-4 minutes).

For your audition clip, please record yourself reading the following:

“Research is a fundamental component of learning. Without research, studying is dry, dull, andlifeless. When students and teachers explore the realities of the natural world together, whenthey probe deeply, when they struggle to understand relationships and mechanisms, learningbecomes something much greater. It becomes inspiring.”

To submit your audition clip, please send it to [email protected].

Contact: Rachel Boothby [email protected] 218-590-1919


Thursday, January 30, 2014

Pedal Away Your Pounds“Pedal away the pounds” – Donate a bike to a missionary and get fit!

Have you ever wanted to actually fulfill your New Year’s resolution to get fit? – Now is your perfect chance! Anew co-ed body conditioning group training will be offerred on Sunday morning from 8:00 am-8:45 am in theLamson Health Club. A Personal trainer Anna Piskozub and Bicycle Mission to the World (BMW) have teamedup to offer you the opportunity of a lifetime. Anna is donating her time and expertise this February to thedevelopment and fitness of the community. Get closer to your fitness goals by learning the correct techniquesto build muscle and tone through dynamic warm-ups, core exercises and strength training. All proceeds willbe donated to Bicycle Mission to the World (BMW) and you will be given tax-deductible receipts. BMW plansto go to Kenya, Africa between March 9 – April 2, 2014 but they still needs to raise $3,000 and are countingon us get fit for this cause. Improve the life of a missionary and yourself by taking advantage of this excitingproject. If you would like to “pedal the pounds away” please sign-up by [email protected]. More information will be provided via email.

Contact: Anna Piskozub [email protected] 269-471-3449


Children's Leadership ConferenceAnnouncing the second annual Lake Union wide Children's Leadership Conference on the campus of AndrewsUniversity from March 28-30. If you or someone you know loves teaching kids about Jesus and need ideas,inspiration or encouragement, then this event is for you! Come learn and grow from the best trainers inAdventism, including Richard Aguilera, Miss Brenda, and Phyllis Washington. Full Adventurer Basic StaffTraining and Hispanic Workshop Tracks (Basic and Advanced) will be available. Other workshops include Kids'Health Expo, Creative Prayer Ministry, Children's Ministries basics, and much, much more. Several of theworkshops will be great for kids who would like to learn more about ministry. This is a training event youcan't afford to miss!

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$89 per person ($59 per student) if you register by February 28. All registration payments arenon-refundable and include 4 meals.

For more information visit: http://www.cye.org/events/clc/

For questions call: 269-471-8357 or email: [email protected]

Contact: Catrina LeSure [email protected] 269-471-8357


New Employee OrientationThe next New Employee Orientation is scheduled for Thursday, February 6, 10:00am-3:00pm. Newfull-time (or part-time with benefits) employees need to RSVP to [email protected], and include theemployee's name, ID#, email address, and department where they work.

Please feel free to contact Anita González at 269-471-3884 (Training & Development, Office of HumanResources) for further information or details.

Contact: Anita Gonzalez [email protected] 269-471-3884


Ameriprise Financial SeminarThe Ameriprise Financial seminar was rescheduled for February 11.

The rising cost of health care. What does it mean for you?

Ameriprise Financial invites you to join us for a special seminar, on Tuesday, February 11, from12:00-1:00 in room 306 of the Administration Building. This seminar will be hosted and presented byKim D Wooden, CPA, MBA.

During this complimentary seminar, you’ll learn about: • Health care realities you could face after retirement. • Costs that may or may not be covered by Medicare. • Personal health care bills and long-term care expenses.

Please plan to attend the following seminar. This is an informational seminar. There is no cost or obligation.

Contact: Kim D. Wooden, CPA, MBA [email protected] 269-687-2500



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Advanced Connections for Student Employees--Tuesday ChoicesThe Office of Human Resources is excited to provide an opportunity for our student employees to participatein Advanced Connections training during Tuesday Choices this spring semester, beginningFebruary 4.

Advanced Connections was developed with the intent of improving the quality of service provided to internaland external customers of an educational institution, and Andrews University has been offering thisprofessional development opportunity to its faculty and staff for several years now. We recognize that asignificant portion of our workforce on campus is student employees, with many of these students on the“frontlines,” providing customer service to many individuals here on campus.

In an effort to improve our culture of service, we are excited to be able to provide this opportunity forstudent employees to attend Advanced Connections training! Topics to be discussed will include buildling aservice culture, overcoming barriers, effective communication, checking for customer satisfaction, meetingservice challenges and more.

Student employees wanting to attend Advanced Connections training during Tuesday Choices willneed to RSVP by emailing [email protected], and they will need to provide their full name,ID#, email address, and the department in which they work. Please note that in order for them toreceive the certification, you will need to attend all 6 sessions being offered during Tuesday Choices. Thereare only 35 seats available for this training.

Contact: Anita Gonzalez [email protected] 269-471-3884


Counseling and Testing Flyer

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Contact: Melissa Webster [email protected] 269-471-3470


Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)

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Contact: Melissa Webster [email protected] Category: Campus Announcements

Cheryl Keane Retirement Reception


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Long-Awaited 2-Pocket Folders Are HereThe much-anticipated and long-awaited Andrews University 2-pocket folders are now available in stock in theBookstore. Stop by today and pick some up!


Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Seminary Book SaleThe Seminary is pleased to announce that Andrews University Press, Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co.,Eisenbrauns, and Zondervan will be selling books in the Seminary Commons on Tuesday, February 4, from9:00 am to 5:00 pm.

Special discounts will be offered!!

Contact: GA Assistant [email protected] 269-471-3569


Tuesday, January 28, 2014

Ping Pong TournamentGet out your paddles and get ready to play! Join us in the Rec Center this Saturday for the AUSA sponsoredPing Pong Tournament!

Where: Rec-CenterWhen: Saturday Feb, 1, 2014Time: Starting at 7pm

Sign ups in Rec-Center and Student life office

Prizes will be awarded to the winners!


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Contact: Megan Reed [email protected] Category: Campus Announcements


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Super Bowl PartyAre you ready for the Super Bowl, but don't have a place to watch it?

Come join us in the Rec Center* for the best Super Bowl party in all of Berrien County!

Party starts at 5:30pm. Food, snacks, and drinks will be provided. Come decked out in your Broncos orSeahawks gear and possibly win a cash prize!

See you at the Rec Center this Sunday at 5:30pm!

*The Rec Center is located underneath the student center.

Contact: Megan Reed [email protected] Category: Campus Announcements

Journey FundraiserJourney Ministries will be selling delcious patties and samosas at the Campus Center at AndrewsUniversity on Sunday, February 2, 2014, 6:00-10:00pm. You can help us raise $5000 by donatingmoney and/or specific food items, or coming to the bake sale. Calll Marguerite Samuel at 989-304-1386 tomake a donation. Here are the items we need:

Apples (only sweet apples) - 5 lb/10 lb bags or by the bushel (10)Potatoes- 5 lb/10 lb bags (8) Sweet Peas - frozen bag (10)

Carrots - bag (4) Cabbage - (6) All purpose Flour - 10 lb (2) Salt - package (1)

Florida Crystals - container (1) Curry Powder - any big package type (2)Cinnamon - bottles (3) Tumeric - any package size (2)

Coriander - (2) large package Garlic - bulbs (10)Onion - 3 lb bag (2) Vegetable Oil gallon - gallon (1/2)

Tin Foil - rolls (4) Vegetable Shortening 48oz package - (5)Napkins - 1000 Orange juice - bottle (1)

Brown Sugar - 1 lb bag/box (6)

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Contact: Marguerite Samuel [email protected] 989-304-1386


CNC Cultural Night


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Please join the Caribbean Nations Club for an evening of cultural displays. See the diversity of the Caribbeanand get a taste of what each island has to offer. All are welcome! No Fee!

Where: Newbold Auditorium

When: February 1, 2014 (7:30pm-11:30pm)

Contact: [email protected] Category: Campus Announcements

Seminary Scholarship SymposiumTuesday, February 410:30-11:20 amRecognition Assembly (Seminary Chapel) — Dr. Jirí Moskala

Thursday, February 610:30-11:20 amSeminary Worship (Seminary Chapel) — Dr. Artur A. Stele

6:00-7:00 pmPoster Session — Refreshments (Seminary Commons)

7:00-8:30 pmPlenary Session (Seminary Chapel) — Dr. Artur A. Stele

Friday, February 78:30-9:00 amBreakfast (Seminary Commons)

9:00-10:30 amBreakout Session 1Christian Ministry I (S120)Old Testament (N110)New Testament (N310)World Mission (N235)

10:30-11:30 amPoster Session (Seminary Commons)Research Workshop

11:30 am -1:00 pmBreakout Session 2Christian Ministry II—Old Testament II (S120)Theology and Christian Philosophy (S340)


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Church History (N335)Discipleship & Religious Education (N235)

Attachments

promotion_sss_2014.pdf

Contact: GA Assistant [email protected] 269-471-3569


Monday, January 27, 2014

Food Fundraiser for Manado, IndonesiaIf you have not heard, at the beginning of this month, distaster struck Indonesia in the region of Manado. Asyou can see in the images below, flash floods and landslides have hit the region hard, killing 18 anddisplacing over 80,000 people from their homes. So to help, the Andrews Indonesian Student InitiativeSociety (AISIS) will be having a food fundraiser on Friday January 31 in Chan Shun Hall from12:00-4:00 PM. We will be selling and serving authentic and delicious Indonesian cusine made fresh by yourlocal Indonesian community. During the week, AISIS will also have a booth set up in the Student Centerduring the day from Monday to Thursday. At the booth we will be collecting donations; Food(Non-Perishable), clothes, or money--anything that can help with the relief effort to the region some of ourofficers call home. Spread the word and tell your friends!!

More info to come during the week. So please keep your eyes and ears out!!

Blessings, and have a wonderful week.AISIS Officers


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Contact: TImothy Tampubolon [email protected]



Grace (in Prose and Poetry)Grace (in Poetry and Prose) is this Friday night, January 24, at 9 p.m. in the Rec CenterAmphitheater.

This program is sponsored by Campus Ministry's Friday Night Elements and is part of the Words post-vesperssequence. The evening will feature several participants performing dramatic readings, spoken word, andpoetry pieces, excerpts and original compositions. Come only if you like beautiful words; space is limited.

Contact: Olivia Knott [email protected] 269 449 5555


The Joy of Research - Dr. Duane McBrideThe International Center for Educational Research (AICER) Symposium is pleased to announce a muchawaited presentation.

The Joy of ResearchPresenter: Dr. Duane McBride, Chair of Behavioral sciences, Director, Institute for Prevention ofAddictions, and Research Professor of Sociology at Andrews University

Dr. McBride has an extensive research career at Andrews University and has published over 100 articles inpeer reviewed journals. He will share with the students why he has a passion for the discoveries of research,how it contributes to the advancement of one’s career and the reputation of our University and even how toinclude your family in the success of your research. He will also discuss the barriers to research at Andrews,how to address those barriers and the hope he has for the future of research at Andrews University.

Date: Tuesday, February 4 at 5:30 pm

Face-to-face participants meet in Bell Hall 013.

Online participants to login as "Guest" at https://andrews.adobeconnect.com/_a877709416/research/ orhttp://www.andrews.edu/sed/aicer/researchwebinars/ whether or not they are registered Andrews' students.

Contact: Josephine Katenga [email protected] 269 471 6248


Correlates of Perceived Abuse of Pastors' Children- Dr. WendyThompsonYou are invited to attend an AICER Symposium presentation on Thursday, January 30, 2014 at 5:30 pm. Presenter: Wendy Thompson, DrPH, MSW, Associate Professor of Social Work, Andrews University. Correlates of Perceived Emotional/Verbal and Spiritual Abuse of Adult Children of Pastors Data analysis of an on-line survey of 120 pastors, spouses, and adult children for the North American Divisionshowed relatively high correlations between perceptions of being emotionally/verbally or spiritually abusedand self-reports of concern about substance abuse, mental health, pornography, gambling, domestic violence,extra-marital sex and difficulty with personal prayer. These findings strongly suggest that abuse may occur


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within a context of family dysfunction and result in a wide range of chemical and behavioral addictions and adiminished prayer life. The church needs to be aware of these issues and provide support and interventionservices to improve the spiritual life and retention of pastor’s children. Face-to-face participants meet in Bell Hall 013. Online participants to login as "Guest" at https://andrews.adobeconnect.com/_a877709416/research/ orhttp://www.andrews.edu/sed/aicer/researchwebinars/ whether or not they are registered Andrews' students.

Contact: Josephine Katenga [email protected] 269 471 6248


Swallen Mission LectureshipThe Department of World Mission in the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary presents Dr. ScottMoreau, professor of world mission and associate dean of the Graduate School at Wheaton College, speakingto the theme “Contextualization: Essential for Mission?” Lectures are scheduled as follows in the SeminaryChapel:

February 20–22, 2014Thursday, 7 p.m.Friday, starting at 8:30 a.m.Saturday, 3 p.m.

Contact: Gordon Doss [email protected] Category: Campus Announcements

The Horn Lectureship Series Presents: The Sabbath in the DeadSea ScrollsGuest Presenter: Dr. Lawrence Schiffman, Vice Provost of Yeshiva University

Sunday, January 26, 2014, at 7 p.m. in the Seminary ChapelFree and open to the publicCo-curricular credit available

Dr. Schiffman is one of the leading experts in the Dead Sea Scrolls, Judaism of Late Antiquity, Jewish Law,and Talmudic Literature.

Sponsored by the Horn Museum, the Institute of Archaeology, and the Seventh-day Adventist TheologicalSeminary.

Contact: Jacob Moody [email protected] 269-471-6180




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AU Winter Blood DriveCome give blood, you can save lives. The blood drive takes place February 4 and 5 from 1-7 p.m at PioneerMemorial Church (PMC) Commons. We are asking that people who want to donate blood sign up for a timeslot. Please go to: www.redcrossblood.org (sponsor code: Andrews University) to schedule an appointment.Please bring a photo ID or donor card. Walk-ins accepted, appointment preferred.

Contact: Larry Ulery [email protected] (269) 471-3296


Journal of Adventist Education Open HouseOn January 28th from 1:00 – 2:00 we are having a celebratory get together in Buller Student Lounge. Inthe latest issue of Journal of Adventist Education the focus was on substance abuse, and many Andrewsstudents and faculty contributed articles that were published in the issue. We are having a “open house” ofsorts to handout a copy to the authors and give administration and authors a chance to recognize theaccomplishement. Light refreshments will be served at the event.

Contact: Leah Westfall [email protected] 269-471-3411


AFIA Benefit Dinner for PhilippinesAndrews Filipino International Association (AFIA) invites you to a benefit dinner to aid ADRA International inrebuilding lives for those in the Philippines still recovering from November’s typhoon. Join emcee TeddyWeithers for an evening of cultural dances, great entertainment, and a silent auction featuring items fromlocal businesses.

Come to Vineland Center in St. Joseph, Mich., on Sunday, Feb. 9, at 5 p.m. for all of the above and deliciousfood prepared by Chef Don Damron.

Tickets are $40 for faculty & staff; $30 students; $50 general admission. To reserve tickets [email protected] by Feb. 3.


Pathfinder Leadership trainingPathfinder Leadership training courses offered January 24 and January 25 at PMC. No registration is needed,and classes are free.

Christian Storytelling - Friday evening 7 - 9pm. Junior 1

Leadership seminar for Master Guide, Sabbath, 2:30 - 4:30pm, Teen Loft

PLA - Pathfinder & Community Ministry, 2:30 - 4:30pm, Junior 1

PIA - Using Your Influence, Methods of Facilitation, 2:30 - 5pm, Nursery

AYMT Club Directorship, 4 classes, 2:30 - 5:30pm, 6:30 - 9:00pm, Youth Chapel

Contact: Cheryl Logan [email protected] 269-473-5958



New HR ContactNalini Reid has replaced Inez Reyes in the Office of Human Resources as Administrative/Service RecordAssistant. She can be reached at 269-471-3327 or [email protected].


AU's Got Talent: Hollywood Red CarpetAU's Got Talent is this Saturday, January 25 at 7:00pm in the Howard Performing Arts Center! The theme thisyear is Hollywood Red Carpet! Come dressed to impress and you will receive priority seating. The talent thisyear is amazing so you will definitely want to be there. See you this Saturday night on the red carpet.


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Trust Services Staff Earns DistinctionTari Popp, director of the Office of Planned Giving & Trust Services at Andrews University, has received theCertified Specialist in Planned Giving (CSPG) certification offered by the American Institute for PhilanthropicStudies through the California State University at Long Beach (CSULB) Foundation. The CSPG is aprofessional designation program designed to a master’s level standard and developed to provide participantswith the body of knowledge required for planned giving professionals.

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Black History Month 2014For a full schedule of events celebrating Black History Month in February, click here . Check back often forany updates/additions throughout the month.



MLK Events 2014Andrews University invites the community to their annual celebration in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.,taking place January 14–20. Events include a presentation by Majora Carter, an internationally renownedurban revitalization strategy consultant, real estate developer and Peabody Award winning broadcaster.



Dining Services Earns DistinctionCongratulations to the Bon Appetit Management Company Terrace Café at Andrews University for receivingtheir Great Expectation III (GE III) certification this week for the first time. The Bon Appetit staff has workedpersistently to contribute to the unique dining experience of every guest in order to achieve thisaccomplishment.

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Copyright © 2014 Andrews UniversityBerrien Springs, Michigan 49104

Date: January 28, 2014Contact:Website:Phone:

by Eloise Ravell

Tari Popp, director of the Office of Planned Giving & Trust Services at AndrewsUniversity, has received the Certified Specialist in Planned Giving (CSPG) certificationoffered by the American Institute for Philanthropic Studies through the California StateUniversity at Long Beach (CSULB) Foundation. The CSPG is a professional designationprogram designed to a master’s level standard and developed to provide participantswith the body of knowledge required for planned giving professionals.

This certificate allows Popp to provide general education about estate planning andhelp facilitate that process with the assistance of professional advisors. It also meansthat Andrews can continue to be a leader in the area of advancement, specifically inplanned giving and trust services.

Two years ago, the North American Division (NAD) of Seventh-day Adventists encouraged its union and institution planned giving andtrust services directors to seek advanced certification in this area, offering to cover 50 percent of the certification program for anyoneinterested.

“In any profession, an individual needs to continue learning or they will fall behind,” says Popp. “I felt that in order to continue to offer thebest possible service to our constituents, it was important that I take advantage of this opportunity.”

Popp was required to complete six modules taught by a faculty of professional advisors and take two exams at the end of each unit overthe course of a year. After finishing the course work, Popp submitted a practicum applying the information she learned during classes toher work here at Andrews. Roughly 25 people achieve this certification every year and Popp is currently the only person at Andrews thathas it.

“I feel grateful to be given this education opportunity by Andrews University and the General Conference,” states Popp. “I will be able tobetter serve our alumni and friends in this specialty area which will eventually result in additional funds for the support of our studentsand this wonderful school.”

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Date: January 29, 2014Contact:Website: http://www.andrews.edu/slPhone: 269-471-3215

Andrews University invites the community to join them as they celebrate Black HistoryMonth in February. A calendar of events and speaker information is below. Anyquestions should be directed to the Office of Student Life at 269-471-3215. All eventsare free and open to the public. 50 years ago the Civil Rights Act was signed by President Lyndon Johnson with MartinLuther King, Jr., in attendance. This landmark piece of civil rights legislation in the U.S.outlawed major forms of discrimination against racial, ethnic, national and religiousminorities, and women. It ended unequal application of voter registration requirementsand racial segregation in schools, at the workplace and by facilities that served thegeneral public. King’s role in the American civil rights movement helped bring aboutthis legislation, and he called the act nothing less than a “second emancipation.” During black history month we pause to celebrate thislegacy of freedom, and discuss the yet unfulfilled needs of equality and freedom. The Bible scripture theme for this month’s events comes from Acts 5:29. “But Peter and the apostles answered, ‘We must obey God ratherthan men.’” Saturday, Feb. 1New Life Fellowship Caribbean DaySeminary Chapel11:45 a.m. During this special New Life Fellowship service, participants will enjoy traditional Caribbean music, dress, and special Caribbean speakers. Singspiration: A time of student-led season of praise through music and prayer.4 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 4Tuesday Choices—Cliff Allen: “Service Un-Requited: African American Civil War Soldiers and their Fight for Freedom and PensionCompensation”11:30 a.m.(co-curricular credit available) Thursday, Feb. 6Chapel—C. Wesley KnightPioneer Memorial Church11:30 a.m. Charles Wesley Knight is the senior pastor of the Mt. Olive Seventh-day AdventistChurch in East Point, Ga. He is a preacher, leader, motivator, thinker, spiritual coach,and catalyst for change. He has a passion for preaching, youth ministry, social justice,and helping to meet the needs of the community. Knight has served the Ware CountyDrug Task Force, Weed and Seed Board of Directors and other community groups inCalifornia that organized to address educational, healthcare and justice disparities inthe black community. In 2012, Knight was given the distinct honor of being inductedinto the prestigious Martin Luther King Jr. Board of Preachers and Scholars atMorehouse College in Atlanta. Friday, Feb. 7University Vespers—C. Wesley Knight

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Pioneer Memorial Church

7:30 p.m. Impact—ElementsPioneer Memorial Church Youth Chapel9:30 p.m. Elements is a student drama club at Andrews. Saturday, Feb. 8Worship Service—C. Wesley KnightPioneer Memorial Church9 and 11:45 a.m. Sabbath SchoolPioneer Memorial Church10:30 a.m. Friday, Feb. 14Black Student Association of the Seminary Vespers—Israel MutemaSeminary Chapel7 p.m. Israel Mutema is a student in the Seventh-day Adventist Seminary on the campus of Andrews University. Impact—Black Student Christian Forum VespersBurman Hall Chapel9 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 15New Life Fellowship African DaySeminary Chapel11:45 a.m. “Stories” ConcertHoward Performing Arts Center4 p.m.; Reception following This concert is performed by Andrews University students and community members. Friday, Feb. 21BSAS Vespers—Desrene Vernon-BrebnorSeminary Chapel7 p.m. Impact—ElementsBurman Hall Chapel9 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 22New Life Fellowship—“Old School” SabbathSeminary Chapel11:45 a.m. New Life takes a look at the origins of the modern African American liturgical service. Black Student Christian Forum Game NightCampus Center, Rec Center (basement floor)7 p.m.


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Copyright © 2014 Andrews UniversityBerrien Springs, Michigan 49104

Friday, Feb. 28BSAS Vespers—Stanley JamesSeminary Chapel Stanley James is a student in the Seventh-day Adventist Seminary on the campus of Andrews University. Impact—Black Student Christian Forum VespersBurman Hall Chapel9 p.m.

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Andrews Violinist Featured SoloistSouthern's Symphony Orchestra Performance To Feature Winners of Concerto Competition, including PabloSanchez-Pazos of Andrews University.


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Professor to Lecture at SouthernArchaeology Lecture by Randall Younker To Shed Light On New Discoveries In Jordan




Website Features Andrews MuseumIf you thought you had to travel all the way to the Field Museum in Chicago, Ill. to see a real woolymammoth, think again. In fact, the most complete skeleton of a mammoth to be found in Michigan is ondisplay in Berrien Springs, Mich., at the Andrews University Museum of Natural History.

“It’s not a Field Museum, obviously,” said Dr. H. Thomas Goodwin, professor of paleobiology and chairman ofthe biology department at Andrews, “but we do have quite a nice collection of stuff.”

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BestColleges.com Ranks Andrews University"Diversity is a fundamental element of higher education in the United States. By surrounding themselves withpeers who hail from a wide range of racial and ethnic groups, men and women who enroll in U.S. collegesand universities can effectively prepare for the diverse workforce they will encounter after graduation."

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Professor's Work Featured in Local PaperGeorge Agoki, chair of the Department of Engineering and Computer Science at Andrews University, isteaching computer skills in an effort to rebuild Benton Harbor. Read the full story by clicking the link below.

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Monday, December 30, 2013

Student Writes on Budget TravelKatelyn Ruiz, who completed her master's of communication degree this month, was published on the U.S.News & World Report website. Her article features tips and tricks for international college students wanting tosee the sights without paying a hefty amount of money to do so. <<<Read the full article >>>


Thursday, December 19, 2013

Andrews Among Campuses Seeking to Be More SustainableDuring a chilly November weekend, 45 student leaders from eight colleges and universities gathered for asustainability summit at Goshen College’s Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center.

The goal of the sustainability summit was to bring students from area institutions together to learn, networkand brainstorm ways to make their home campuses more sustainable. This year’s focus was on food.



Friday, December 13, 2013

Herald-Palladium: Vision for ChangeChicago's visionary planner Daniel Burnham famously said "Make no little plans."Berrien Springs isn't Chicago, but Andrews University graduate architecture students aren't thinking small.The students unveiled their vision Wednesday of Berrien Springs and Oronoko Township being on the samepage regarding business corridor M-139. <<< Read the full story >>>


Monday, December 2, 2013

Student Writes on Learning from HolidaysKatelyn Ruiz, communications graduate student, writes for U.S. News & World Report

As an international student, I miss my folks, but being away from home over the holidays makes the distancebetween us seem much greater.

To combat this calendar-induced bout of seasonal homesickness, I committed to celebrating in my own waywith whatever traditions I could sneak across the border.

First, I realized that I was not alone in feeling lonely. Many of my fellow international students, whom I cameto know through classes or campus-sponsored activities, also missed their own holiday celebrations. <<<Read the full story >>>


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Southern Adventist University's Symphony Orchestra, led by Laurie Redmer Minner, will present its annual concerto concert on Sunday,Feb. 9, at 4 p.m. in the Collegedale Church of Seventh-day Adventists.

The concert features the winners of Southern’s Symphony Orchestra Concerto Competition.

Six soloists were chosen for the performances: two violinists, Pablo Sanchez-Pazos of Andrews University and Dana Wilson of GreaterAtlanta Adventist Academy; two pianists, Man-Ling Bair and Yi-Ju Tsai of Lee University; one violist, Guanliang Zong of Lee University;and one oboist, Tyler Rand of Southern Adventist University.

The concert will showcase a variety of classical pieces such as “Polonaise Brilliante in D Major” by Henri Wieniawski, “Concerto forViolin and Orchestra in E Minor,” by Mendelssohn and “Piano Concerto No. 15 in B-flat Major” by Mozart.

The concert is free and open to the public. The concert will also be broadcast live at southern.edu/streaming. For more information,call423.236.2880.

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Archaeology Lecture To Shed Light On New DiscoveriesIn JordanThursday, January 30, 2014

Southern Adventist University's Lynn H. Wood Archaeological Museum presents a lecture byRandall Younker titled: "Tall Jalul: A Levitial City of Refuge in Jordan?" on Feb. 11, at 7 p.m.in Lynn Wood Hall.

Mr. Younker is the director of the Institute of Archaeology and a professor of Old Testamentand Biblical Archaeology at Andrews University in Michigan. He has directed excavations atJordan for more than 20 years.

This event is free and open to the public. For more information, call 423 236-2030 or visitsouthern.edu/archaeology.

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BERRIEN SPRINGS—If you thought you had to travel all the way to the Field Museum in Chicago, Ill. to see a real wooly mammoth,think again. In fact, the most complete skeleton of a mammoth to be found in Michigan is on display in Berrien Springs, Mich., at theAndrews University Museum of Natural History.

“It’s not a Field Museum, obviously,” said Dr. H. Thomas Goodwin, professor of paleobiology and chairman of the biology department atAndrews, “but we do have quite a nice collection of stuff.”

“Certainly, our most famous draw is the mammoth. We have what we call the ‘Prillwitz mammoth,’ which was found on the WesleyPrillwitz farm back in the early 1960s,” Goodwin said. “By direct line of flight, it would be two miles away from here, but it’s slightlyfurther by car.”

“When Mr. Prillwitz was having a pond excavated, dredging it to make it deeper, he ran across this mammoth, and it is the most completemammoth ever found in Michigan up to this point,” Goodwin said. “It’s a very nice specimen.”

While the museum has a nearly-complete skeleton of a mammoth on display, it also has the tusk of a mastodon which was discovered insouthwest Michigan.

“We have the tusk of a mastodon, what we call ‘the Carmichael Mastodon,’” Goodwin said. “These tusks were excavated near Watervlietback in the 1970s.”

According to Dr. Goodwin, “Mastodons were more common here in Michigan than the mammoths, in a ratio of about four to one, probablybecause of the environment.”

Visitors can learn more about the differences between the two species of extinct mammals when they visit the museum, and they can alsolearn about animals that currently live in both Michigan and in other parts of the world.

“We have two areas of better coverage,” Goodwin said. “One would be local specimens, and we have quite a collection of both mammalsand birds from Peru.”

“The museum, really, is kind of an old-fashioned museum with the stuffed specimens, but it also has a quite a nice teaching collection ofspecimens, especially mammals and birds,” Goodwin said. “We also have quite a few insects and a shell collection.”

“The shells were donated by an individual. They really don’t have significant scientific value, but they have a nice display value,” Goodwinsaid. “They’re cool. They have nice variation.”

“We have a crocodile skull. We have bears, just lots and lots of different things. And then, we have a series of casts, including an extinctlion that used to live here in the United States, a saber-toothed cat — the smilodon, and a giant beaver. We have a number of Ice Age casts,”Goodwin said. “We have various teeth of mammoths and mastodons. We have a number of hominid skull casts as well.”

“If a school group is doing something on diversity, and they want to do something locally, we have quite a nice collection of specimens,”Goodwin said.

“Typically, when groups come here to visit, they spend a half an hour or 45 minutes,” Goodwin said. “We also have a green house up on thetop floor that has a tropical room and a desert room and so on, so sometimes when school groups come, some of them will want to do that— visit the museum and the greenhouse.”

Individuals and families with children are also welcome to visit the museum. Although it is not open on a regular basis, visits to theAndrews University Museum of Natural History can be arranged by calling Mayra Robertson in the Biology office at (269) 471-3243during normal business hours. The museum is located in G. McCready Price Hall, 4280 Administration Dr., on the Andrews Universitycampus.

“With a little bit of advanced notice, we’re happy to do that — to open it up and let people come take a look,” Goodwin said. “We have thathappen on a fairly regular basis.”

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Social engineer Prof teaches computer skills to help rebuild Benton Harbor

BENTON HARBOR—George Agoki has a dream that technology can be used to help people, to re-build communities and heal the world.

Agoki, 63, is a native of Kenya and chairman of the engineering and computer science department at Andrews University. He learned the practical applications of machines while studying at a missionary boarding school in Uganda. He was taught how to repair lawn mowers and ran the water pump for the farm, before working with rudimentary computers that used punch cards and took up entire rooms.

The philosophy of the school was “Teach the head, the heart and the hand,” Agoki said.

Since September, he has been passing along that belief to participants in a computer literacy class at the Benton Harbor Housing Commission, volunteering four days a week. He plans to recruit students from Andrews to assist him.

JOHN MATUSZAK / HP Staff George Agoki (left), chairman of engineering and computer science at Andrews University, instructs Richard Payne during a computer literacy class at the Benton Harbor Housing Commission Tuesday.

Agoki has volunteered four days a week since September, and also visits men at the Berrien County jail.

Agoki has taken part in numerous community service projects in Benton Harbor and St. Joseph, often

recruiting young people to pitch in. Since 2005 he has participated in a ministry that visits men at the Berrien County jail (he prefers to call them “residents,” rather than inmates).

Agoki is the son of a pastor and holds a master’s degree and a Ph.D. from the University of Nairobi, where he previously taught. He is a resident of Berrien Springs and has taught at Andrews since 2001. He and his wife, Elizabeth, have four children.

He spoke with Herald-Palladium Staff Writer John Matuszak about his work and his vision for transforming lives through technology.

What kind of computer skills did your students have at the beginning?

We were starting on a very basic level. They can’t handle a computer. “Do you have an email address?” “No. What is email?” So this is an introduction to computer tools, to help them in everyday living. We show them how to use the keyboard. Showing them how to search on the Internet about anything you want. A couple of them are applying for jobs on the Internet. This is great.

Now that they have gained basic skills, what kind of projects are they involved in?

People are so insulated. They have lived in Benton Harbor all of their lives. They have not had much exposure to how people in other parts of the world live. So I ask “Would you like to have a trip to Africa? Would you like to go on a safari? Where would you like to go? Can you plan a trip? Do you need a passport? How can you do that on the Internet?” They get excited. This way they begin to see the need for computer literacy. It's not just learning the computer for the sake of learning the computer. It's a tool.

How do your students react when they begin to master these skills?

They go from searching the alphabet on the keyboard, spelling out the words, to composing sentences. They realize “Hey, this is do-able. Those baby steps, something we thought was so hard, now we're doing it.” You can see their faces lighting up, “This is useful. We can do it.” Now it comes naturally, and they're asking what is the usefulness of this. ... We are working on something now, as a team, answering the question “Can anything good come out of Benton Harbor?” through poetry. It’s all painted a bleak picture, that’s where you start. Then farther down, you can see something good about it. This is helping them beyond just computer literacy to something they can use. I do feel that they need to tell their own story.

What was your motivation for getting involved with the jail ministry?

I was reading Scripture, Matthew 25, about the end of time, Judgment Day, when Christ separates people into two groups, the sheep and the goats. And he says to the sheep on his right “You saw me hungry and you fed me. You found me naked, and you clothed me. I was sick, and you came to see me. I was in prison, and you came to see me.” Well, my wife was a nurse, so we were able to see a lot of sick people. I ticked than one off. Food—I’ve given food. Clothing—we’ve given that. What about this prison thing? I don’t want Christ to tell me on Judgment Day, ‘I was in prison and you didn't come to see me!’”

What has that experience been like?

I found all kinds of people there. Hispanics, whites, black. I ask “What brings you here?” “Well, I didn't pay my child support,” “I was caught at this and that.” “How many times have you been here?” “Maybe this is my second time.” So we have repeat offenders.

My interest is, when you get out of here, where do you go? Do you have a job? They can’t find a job, they don't have a driver’s license, their record is not clean. So it’s really a complex cycle of problems. And I’m trying to find a way to help these people. Some need training, some just need support. ... I was told in training “Don't proselytize, don't try to convert them. Share Jesus with them—period.” (Laughs). Fair enough. But I wasn’t quite satisfied. I’m sharing Jesus, but this guy wants a job, this guy wants to reform, this guy wants to be rehabilitated. I asked, “Couldn't we mount a more integrated program?” (The minister) didn’t seem to get my point, at all, so when this call came last summer (to head the computer literacy program) I said I’m going to grab this.

You have a background in urban planning. How does this connect with your interest in renewal for Benton Harbor?

Part of my engagement here is defining the problem, so I can understand the problem. (And) the students can also help me provide solutions. Engineers don’t ask the users what the problem is. Yet the people who are having the problem perhaps could help us define the problem and give us a peak into the solution. So that's why I’m here. ... Someone needs to hold hands with these people and help them. Who knows? If Benton Harbor succeeds, it could be a model to provide solutions around the globe. We must forget about thinking insular. We must think globally.

And technology can help with that.

Exactly.

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Death of Leona RunningLive streaming of Dr. Running's funeral will be available at www.andrews.edu/livestream atthe time of her funeral, 2 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 30.

Leona Glidden Running, 97, professor emerita of biblical languages at Andrews University, died on Jan. 22,2014, in Berrien Springs, Mich., after nearly six decades of service to the Seventh-day Adventist TheologicalSeminary and Andrews University.

Viewing will take place at Allred Funeral Home, 212 W Main Street, Berrien Springs, on Wednesday, Jan. 29,from 6–8 p.m. The funeral is at Pioneer Memorial Church on Thursday, Jan. 30, at 2 p.m. Interment will takeplace at Rose Hill Cemetery in Berrien Springs immediately following the service. Please remember herextended family and friends as they grieve.

Niels-Erik Andreasen, president of Andrews University, shared the following statement: “During her long andproductive life Dr. Running broke new ground in the University and in the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Shewas the first female professor at the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary in Takoma Park, Md., andlater here at Andrews. She was the first Adventist woman to earn a doctorate in Ancient Near Eastern Studies(Johns Hopkins University), with a specialization in ancient Syriac texts. She overcame the grief of losing herhusband early in life and built her exemplary academic and professional calling. Following her retirement shecontinued to share her linguistic skill with graduate students (Syriac, Egyptian, Akkadian, Hebrew, Aramaic,and almost any other language these students cared to learn). And she served the University with hereditorial talents, improving a good many of its publications over the years… She was an inspiration to manyand an example to us all.”

Jiri Moskala, dean of the Andrews University Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary, says: “Dr. Runningholds a special place in the hearts of her Old Testament and Seminary colleagues and former students, whogreatly appreciated her mentoring during their Seminary years. She was the first woman professor at theSDA Theological Seminary and was indeed a woman of remarkable skills and influence… We praise the Lordfor her life and faithful ministry!”

William Shea, a close colleague, estimates that “Leona assisted more students in writing doctoraldissertations than any other faculty member of Andrews University. She has probably touched theeducational lives of more Seventh-day Adventist ministers than any other woman except Ellen White.”

Born on Aug. 24, 1916, in Flint, Mich., to Charles Comstock Glidden and Leona Mary Bertha Boat Glidden,Leona showed an early attraction to languages. Her mother, a teacher, began coaching her in reading skillswhen she was 3 or 4, and she entered Grade 4 at age 8. She graduated from Adelphian Academy in Holly,Mich.

Running graduated from Andrews University (then Emmanuel Missionary College) as valedictorian in 1937with a Bachelor of Arts with a concentration in modern languages. She went on to earn an M.A. in Greek andHebrew from the Adventist Theological Seminary in 1955, and a Ph.D. in Semitic languages from JohnsHopkins University in 1964.

She married Leif (“Bud”) Running on May 17, 1942. On August 20, 1946, when Bud was 37 and Leona almost30, he died while undergoing his third lung operation.

During her early professional years, Running served the Seventh-day Adventist Church in many capacities.From 1944–1948 she worked in the Foreign Language Division of the radio program Voice of Prophecy,translating programs and typing scripts in German, Spanish and Portuguese. In 1950 she moved toWashington, D.C., to become the copy editor for Ministry magazine. During these early years, Running oftenearned far less than her male counterparts for doing the same amount of work. Nevertheless, she continuedto do God’s work, traveling to many European countries, promoting the Seventh-day Adventist Church and,at the same time, expanding her cultural experience.

Running began working for the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary in 1955, teaching Greek andHebrew. At the time, the president of the seminary was skeptical about a woman’s ability to teach malestudents, and male students’ willingness to be taught by a woman. She began teaching on a trial basis, but in1956 she was granted regular status and, shortly after, full tenure.

Not content to sit on the sidelines and watch her students, Running was actively involved in their professionaland personal development, and her guidance helped countless individuals find their voice. Her strength anddetermination during a time when women were not always treated as equals with men, even within thechurch, were an inspiration to many.

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When the Seminary was moved from Takoma Park, Md. to Berrien Springs, Mich. in 1960, Running came withit, continuing on as a valuable and dedicated professor of biblical languages. Siegfried Horn, professor ofhistory of antiquity at the seminary, nominated her to the Chicago Society of Biblical Research, and sheserved as the first female president from 1981–82.

Among her many interests, Running traveled extensively. In 1951, she traveled with Del Delker to the ParisYouth Congress and to seven European countries. Later she published 36 Days and a Dream, recounting hertrip. In 1957, she joined Siegfried Horn’s first guided study tour to Europe and the Middle East. She wroteanother travelogue of this trip, published in 1958 as From Thames to Tigris. In 1965 she traveled throughEurope and studied six weeks in Israel, ending with a trip through Western Turkey and a cruise of the Aegeanisles. In 1970, she again traveled through Europe to spend eight days in Iran, a weekend on Cyprus, and 10days in Israel. In 1974, she taught in a summer session at Newbold College, England, then spent three weeksin both France and Germany.

For many years Leona collected articles, journals and books on women in ministry. She donated the collectionto the Center for Adventist Research in the James White Library (

http://www.andrews.edu/library/car/collection/R/Running,%20Leona%20Running%20Women%20in%20Church%20and%20Society%20Collection.pdf

). The most notable of her multiple publications is William Foxwell Albright: A Twentieth-Century Genius,published by Morgan Press in 1975, a 436-page biography on the “Dean of Biblical Archaeologists.”

She retired from teaching at her 65th birthday, but for 21 years she continued to teach Egyptian, Akkadianand Syriac in the seminary, finally quitting in May 2002. At the May 2012 commencement ceremony, Leonawas awarded an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from Andrews University.

Leona Running was predeceased by her husband, Leif Running; her parents, Charles and Leona Glidden; hersister, Beth Habenicht; and her niece, Linda Joy Habenicht.

Besides countless former students and friends around the world, she leaves to mourn her nieces, MerryHabenicht Knoll and husband Thomas Russell Knoll Sr. of Walla Walla, Wash., and Cheeri Lee Roberts ofQueensbury, N.Y., along with numerous grandnieces and grandnephews.

Here are some additional resources you may be interested in:

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Ray Witzel Passes AwayRay Witzel passed away Monday, Jan. 13. A memorial service was held Sunday, Jan. 19, at PMC. For detailsand his full obituary, click here .

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Alumnus Stops to HelpLocal ER doctor and Andrews University alumnus Jason Hamel was noted in the Journal Era for stopping onhis way to work to assist a handicapped woman who had fallen in the snow and could not get up. See theattached file for the full story and a letter of thanks from a grateful citizen.

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Thank You from the PaynesOn behalf of my daughter, Sheri, and her family, I would like to thank my campus community for theoutpouring of caring and concern and especially the prayers for my grandson, Ewan, as he underwent chemofor a massive abdominal lymphoma. I am happy to report that he completed all five rounds of chemo in threemonths (half the time they initially indicated) and was discharged from BC Children’s Hospital on December23, cancer-free and just in time for Christmas. God’s fingerprints could be found all throughout this verydifficult but amazing journey. I am particularly thankful for His grace and mercy and of course, your prayers.Ewan turned three years old two weeks ago and is eating well and driving his two older sisters crazy, so all iswell in his house!

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July 23, 1919 - January 13, 2014

Ray Shreve Witzel, 94, passed away Monday, January 13, 2014, at his home in Berrien Springs. Ray wasborn July 23, 1919, in Viola, Wisconsin, the son of Charles Walter and Susan Edith Witzel. He spent hisearly years on a dairy farm, and then attended four years at Bethel Adventist Academy, forerunner ofWisconsin Academy in Bethel, Wisconsin. He married Rose Anna Bromley on August 1, 1942. A WorldWar II veteran, Ray worked 30 years in the V. A. Hospital in Tomah, Wisconsin. He was a Seventh-dayAdventist his whole life, serving his church in various capacities, including church custodian in Ukiah,California, and sorting donations at Neighbor to Neighbor in Berrien Springs. Ray especially loved campmeetings. While living in Michigan, he would travel back to Wisconsin each summer for Wisconsin CampMeeting. Ray was inventive and creative, and his woodworking hobby was his pride and joy. He lived infour homes that he built, two of them with the assistance of his son and some of his grandsons. He wasalways in his shop creating--clocks, wall hangings, baskets, picture frames, stage coaches, Santa and hisreindeer, and much more. Ray loved to travel, taking road trips to all the 48 lower states, Alberta, Ontario,and cruises to Alaska and the Panama Canal. He was preceded in death by his wife, Rose; his parents,Charles and Susan Witzel; his brothers--Clifford, Albert, and Harley Witzel; his sisters, Bernice Smith andGoldie VanDeWarker; his son-in-law, Jon Lim; and his granddaughter, Sharon Thompson. Ray is survivedby his children--Judy Lim, Geraldine (Bruce) Buttler, Tom (Carletta) Witzel, Nancy McCall; grandchildren--Julianne Lim, Janine (Dan) Show, James (Janine) Lim, Jason (Tonya) Lim, Tim (Colleen) Buttler, David(Hyen-Kyung) Buttler, Michelle Witzel (Anthony Schaller), Kristen Witzel, Michael (Diane) Witzel, andMary (Tom) George; great-grandchildren--Tyson, Shaelynn, Lacey, Alex, Emily, and Dawn; and great-great-grandchild, Illyana. A Memorial Service will be held at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, January 19, in the CastelbuonoYouth Chapel of Pioneer Memorial Church on the campus of Andrews University, with Pastor Allan Freedofficiating. Memorials may be made to the Worthy Student Fund at the Village Adventist ElementarySchool, 409 West Mars Street, Berrien Springs, MI 49103. Those wishing to leave a memory or a messageonline may do so at www.allredfuneralhome.com.

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Memorial Service 3:30 p.m. Sunday, January 19 Castelbuono Youth Chapel of Pioneer Memorial Church

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Chocolate Extravaganza & Silent AuctionChocolate Extravaganza & Silent Auction: Sunday, February 9, from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. at Niles AdventistSchool (110 N Fairview Ave, Niles). Ticket Reservations: Call 269-683-5444 or reserve through our web siteat www.nilesadventistschool.org. Children are welcome, but there will be NO childcare provided. This eventraises funds for new playground and sound equipment for NAS. Come sample a variety of chocolates, enjoythe music, and bid on your favorite items from businesses in the area. Our web site is updated often withauction items that will be available.

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Village Church Worship ServiceVillage Church Worship Services, Sabbath, February 1, 2014First Worship: 8:30 a.m.Second Worship: 11:20 a.m.Sermon Title - "Interstate Blues"

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Preacher - Pastor Ron Kelly

Place - Village SDA Church635 Sta Joseph Ave, Berrien Springs, MI 49103Phone # 471-7795Contact Person - Elizabeth Tan


All Nations Church ServiceAll Nations SDA Church Service, February 1, 2014Speaker: Alinx Thermidor, "It Is Well


Your Story Hour Giveaway!Your Story Hour Give-away!

During the month of February we’d like you to send us a 60 – 90 sec video clip of how Your Story Hour hasbeen a blessing to you and/or your family. At the end of February we’ll have a drawing for a Your Story Houralbum from the submissions received. Please use www.wetransfer.com to send the videos [email protected]. We look forward to seeing what you have to share.

Thanks,

Julie Clayburn, PresidentYour Story [email protected]/YourStoryHour


Niles Westside Adventist Church ServiceNiles 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.

February 1: Pastor Darrel le Roux, Speaker

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Marriage SeminarMarriage Seminar at The Grace Place Church, February 8, 12:30 pm

The Grace Place Church is hosting a Marriage Seminar on Saturday, February 8, 2014 at 12:30 p.m. Theevent is designed to provide hope and advice for those seeking to improve their marriage.

Dr. David Sedlacek, professor of family ministry at Andrews University and his wife, Beverly, assistantprofessor of nursing also at Andrews University, will be sharing information on “How to Increase Love,Intimacy and Trust in Your Marriage.”

Free lunch will be provided at 12:30 p.m. There will be great door prizes and you could be the lucky winnerof a $25 gift card to The Olive Garden or Carrabba’s. Free child care will be available. Please join us andbring another couple for an extra chance to win.

The Grace Place church is located at 19671 Cleveland Road, South Bend, IN 46637.

Pre-registration is highly encouraged. To pre-register, call us toll free at 1-855-215-8179.

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Scrapbooking TogetherCard makers and scrapbookers are invited for a day of fellowship and fun on Sunday, February 9 from 10 AMto 5 PM in the PMC Commons. Bring your projects and come for the whole day or for just a few hours andget inspiration from others. Bring food for a potluck lunch at 12:30. We will provide prizes, snacks and agood time. Please email [email protected] or call 269.471.3134 if you plan on attending (but comeeven if you don’t email/phone). All are welcome.

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All Nations Church Service All Nations SDA Church Service, January 25, 2014Speaker: Watson Afaese, "Give Me That Mountain"

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United Way Reading Day of ActionThe United Way's annual Reading Day of Action will happen on March 18 throughout Berrien and CassCounties. If you love children and love to read, this is THE volunteer opportunity for YOU!

All of the information that you need to sign up is included on the attached flyer. We appreciate you sharing itwith anyone you think might be interested.

Thanks for choosing to LIVE UNITED!!

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GROW group at HomeA GROW Group from the convenience of home!


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On March 18, United Way of Southwest Michigan and Honor Credit Union are taking action to promote the impact reading has on our youth. This annual Reading Day of Action asks PreK-5th grade classrooms from all corners of Berrien and Cass County to open their doors to our community members and allow volunteers to share their love of reading with the students. Volunteers will be reading to over 10,000 on one day! Please be a part of raising awareness of the importance of reading on the development in a child’s life.

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UNITEDWAYVOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITYAdvancing income, health, education, and basic needs.

Early literacy is the single strongest indicator for success later in life. Be an ADVOCATE for early education in Berrien & Cass counties by sharing

your love of reading with the children of our community!

Reading day of action

For more information please contact Doug Ferrall at (269) 982-1700 ext. 29 or at [email protected]

Schools and Classrooms- will be able to specify a time range they would like volunteers to come and will have the ability to signup a whole school! After that, United Way will coordinate volunteers to come to you! Volunteers will have a 20 minute appointment at the classroom. Though we strongly encourage volunteers to bring books we ask that classrooms have 5-6 books available just in case.

Volunteers- can volunteer from 9am-Noon or Noon-3pm. Typically volunteers read to multiple classrooms and are asked to bring an age appropriate book if available. Teachers and students love to hear new books! Volunteers can signup in a group of two or as a single. We will do our best to keep multiple volunteer groups from one company at the same school building.

Interested?Go to www.uwsm.org/reading to sign-up

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Couch for sale

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2008 Scion XD - $75002008 Scion XD in good condition! Only selling because in need of an automatic car.

Phone number to call 269-409-1715. Leave a message. Thank you!

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House For SaleFor Sale:4 bedrooms,(master on main floor), 3.5 baths, study, finished basement, on 2.6 acres, over 3,000sq. ft. of living space, fruit trees. Quiet neighborhood in Berrien Center.($370.000)

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Looking for an Apartment or Female to move in withI'm looking for an apartment to move into or someone to move in with anytime in March. My roommate ismoving out of our current apartment. If I can't find someone to move in with me than I have to move out.I'm responsible and considerate. I'm 24 years old, female, and work at Andrews Academy while working onmy masters. I'm looking for a place close by under $350-$400. If you know of a place or anyone needing aroommate please let me know.

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Roommate Needed (Female) at Beechwood ApartmentsMy current roommate is moving out and I'll be needing someone to move in by the 1st of March. Theapartment is right on AU campus, second floor, next to the laundry room, has two bedrooms, shared kitchen,bath, and living room. Rent is $355 a month. I'm looking for someone who is an adventist; au senior orgraduate; friendly to room with; willing to share common expenses (toilet paper, paper towel, etc), respectfulof belongings, respectful of one's studies, and wouldn't mind having friends over from time to time. A littleabout myself I'm an adventist, 24 years old, work at Andrews Academy, studying for my masters, and verynice. I'd like to meet with you if your interested and if we're a good fit we'll talk about the next process ofgetting you moved in.

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Room for Rent1 Bedroom and shared bathroom in a nice 2-story house Washer & dryer includedWalking distance to Andrews University $270 + utilities (no more than $350/month)available nowFor more information, contact Kevin (917) -648-1037 or email- [email protected]

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2 Bedroom ApartmentAPARTMENT FOR RENT• Very nice 2 bedroom basement apartment• Newly renovated• Apartment is very close (within walking distance) to the University• $600/month - includes trash, heat, a/c and water• Also includes stove & refrigerator in kitchen

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• Spacious family room• Private parking and entrance• Available beginning of February, 2014• No pets, no smokingCall: (916) 534-8468

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Room for RentBasement bedroom for rent.

Big walk in closet. Full size bed.

Mini fridge and microwave available for use.

Washer/dryer shared with upstairs tenant.

Utlilites included (Wifi may or may not be available, depending on the upstairs tenant)

Rent $300

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House for RentLovely 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house for rent, upstairs only. Hardwood floors, carpet in bedrooms. Masterbedroom with big walk in closet. Garage space for 1 car. Family room and big kitchen with plenty of cabinetspace and dishwasher/garbage disposal. Less than 10 minutes from campus. Washer/dryer shared withbasement tenant.

Rent $1200, does not include utilities.

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ROOM FOR RENT- INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES, Women onlyROOM FOR RENT, Women only, available March 1, 2014. Walking distance to AU campus, located on LisaLane off of Hillcrest in Berrien Springs.

Rent $375/monthly which includes ALL utilities and WiFi, including access to washer/dryer, kitchen andother living areas.

No lease required, only 30 days notice required. I have a housekeeper that comes in every two weeks toclean the common/shared areas such as kitchen and other living areas.

Contact Verneita at either [email protected] or call/text at (269)635-3899.

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ROOM FOR RENT- INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES, Women onlyRoom with your own bathroom for rent, women only, No lease required, only 30 days notice required.Located on Lisa Lane, off of Hillcrest, Walking distance to AU campus. available February 1, 2014.

Rent includes all utilities including washer/dryer, access to kitchen and other living areas upstairs as well.

I have a housekeeper that comes in every two weeks to clean the shared common areas, such as the kitchen,living room and main bathrooms upstairs so you are only responsible for your bedroom and your ownbathroom.

Rent: $450

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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.

God's blessings.

Contact: Selina Mwakipunda [email protected] 2698495418

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Lost Desire of Ages BookA Desire of Ages book has been lost. It was published in around the 1970s. It has a black hard cover.

Last seen in Nethery Hall at a Sabbath School on November 23. Possibly inscribed with the last name Parke.

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Lost Flash DriveI have lost my memory stick (flash drive) either in Bell Hall or in the Adminstration Building Car Park. Itis small and black, secured on a navy blue lanyard. I have all my college work on it and personal items. Ifyou have seen it, please can you hand it into custodial. Thank you

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Dog Collar Lost at Andrews AcademyPeter, my Beagle lost his collar near/around the AU Academy entrance 2 days ago.There is a dog tag riveted to the collar with his name and a phone number to call if found.The collar also has his shot tags. If found please call 240.818.2677 and/or to [email protected] .

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TV for SaleTV for sale.

It's only 8 months old. It's a 32 LED HDTV with a 3yr service plan. Looking to sell TV within the last week ofFebruary.

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Michael's Picture FrameMichael's Picture Frame

Bought new/unused for $15Selling for $8

Size 16x20 (guessing; don't remember but still big)

Put duck tape over one side of cardboard but that doesn't mean you can put a picture over it or use the otherside.

Let me know if your interested.

PICK UP ONLY IN BERRIEN SPRINGS

Contact: [email protected] 269-605-9020



Good car for saleFor sale is a nice Toyota Previa mini van. The car is running good. it got a tune up on December 2013.Nothing bad with it. Excellent family vehicle. Call, text or send an email for more information.

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Desperately in need of a jobHello, my name is Grace, I am an MSW student who is desperately in need of a job. I am open to anythingthat will give me some sort of income so i can pay for my voice lessons and my upcoming music project. Ilove music with passion( write my own songs by Gods grace) and desire to share the love of God with othersthrough my music ministry.I am 27 years old , warm, obedient ,God fearing woman. I design and customizelittle girl's church, birthday and party outfits if anyone is interested, I am highly interested in any singingopportunities if anyone knows of such or will be willing to give me the chance. I will also write and sing songsfor special occassions if needed .Thanks

Contact: [email protected] Home Phone number:2698155097 Cell Phone(text only phone)2698152518.

Contact: Grace Gyimah [email protected] 2698155097

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Field School SwapAttention all Seminary Field School Students!

Would you like a chance to work directly with Dr. Carlton Byrd? I am currently assigned to go to field schoolin Buffalo but cannot make it. I'd like to swap for a field school spot closer to home in South Bend, Ind. orBenton Harbor, Mich. If you're currently assigned in the area and would rather work with Dr. Byrd in Buffalo,NY, please get in touch with me at [email protected]. NADEI has approved swapping for Field School.Please let me know if you'd like to swap.

Contact: David Stratton [email protected] 269-635-2321

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Large Space NeededAndrews University is looking for a large, clean space where we can set up the booth for General Conferencefor a month or two. The booth is 50' x 60'. If you have a space that could suit our needs and are willing tolend us this space it would be a great service to us. Please contact the Division of Integrated Marketing andCommunication at 269-471-6031 or at [email protected]

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Regular Caregiver Needed for InfantI am a single mother of my infant and I am a young healthcare professional with Borgess. I live in Dowagiac,MI. and I am looking for a caregiver who will come to my residence and sit with my infant and provide carewhile I work Monday through Friday 8:00 am. to 4:30 pm. This would be ideal for an Early ChildhoodEducation student and / or a student taking evening classes.

My current caregiver is providing care in my home for $100.00 / Wk. I also pay a steady paycheck to thecaregiver, regardless if I have to take time off of work for doctors appointments, holidays, etc. My infant isalmost a toddler and is exclusively breast fed, so it really makes the job easy. I come home at noon on mylunch break and nurse my daughter.

We are a small Christian family and the ideal candidate would respect our beliefs and wishes, not drink, notsmoke, not do any drug of any kind, not have any criminal record, have a true passion for children, does nothave a pet allergy as we have an elderly fixed feline, cpr certified preferred, and that is willing to commit toour little family.

Interested and qualified candidates should send their resume with at least 3 professional references [email protected] as references will be checked.

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Massage TherapistAre the stresses of work and study getting to you? Would you like to boost your athletic performance? Do 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,invites you 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 massage. His wife, Sally, is a certifiedaromatherapist and will be present for female clients. She sells home-made aromatherapy blends. Introductory cost is only $25 for your first hour, $15 per half hour, for students all the time. Contact Rayfor regular, competitive rates. 30 no-cost massages are available for those with Adventist Risk Managementinsurance, including sponsored seminary students.

Ray McAllister8936 Grove St., Berrien Springs, MI(269) 471 [email protected]____

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