Category Archives: Special Feature

Timing of service is too long (short) timing and flow sheet will be used   Songs limited to 15 minutes.    End of service by 12:45 Music groups are too varied in quality Intentional training and discipling of music groups … Continue reading →

Areas to Improve Plan of Correction Keys  Needed for Dan, Keven, Keaton PA tech schedule Be put on a true rotation, you don’t own a Sabbath since there is more than four people Music Library Use rear computer for audio … Continue reading →

By: Bonnie Johnson The adult/visitor class meets in the office where we discuss the Sabbath School lesson. The class has added another dimension: missionary projects.  A collection is taken up  each week and as it accumulates a decision is made … Continue reading →

By: Ken Dedeker This class has been studying books of the Bible for several years. We simply start at the beginning of the book and slowly work our way to the end. There is no specific number of verses or … Continue reading →

By: Pastor Benji Ferguson Early in December we had a fantastic youth event. Almost 30 youth and another 15 or so adults participated in our first annual Progressive Party.  We started the evening at the church and then drove to … Continue reading →

By: Linda Rise I have been teaching Junior Sabbath School for the last 5 years, along with Mike Mikhalash, and cherish every minute of it.  Juniors are 10-13yrs old and in 5th/6th grade.  This is the age when they ask … Continue reading →

By: Pastor Benji Ferguson Over the years the special feature section of the bulletin has been used in quite a few ways. I remember when we started this section of the bulletin it was for the Pastor to add to … Continue reading →

By: Pastor Doug Inglish As the new year begins, we are planning to do a number of special things that we hope everyone will enjoy. In addition to the usual annual events, we have the following things either scheduled or … Continue reading →

By: Vanessa Pujic Last week, I read Matthew’s account of the wise men to my students.  The story is so well known, most of us have parts of it memorized without trying.  I hear it every year, and always picture … Continue reading →

By: Ed Wines   Collecting for ICA  A few days ago grades 5-8 collected bags of groceries from our generous neighbors to donate to the ICA Food Shelf for a total of 500+ pounds.  MCA students are encouraged to practice … Continue reading →