April 23, 2016 - Loma Linda University Church

Church at Study
RANDALL AMPHITHEATER
10:30 a.m.
Calendar
Tuesday, April 26
6:30 p.m.
Experiencing God Bible Study, Fellowship Hall
Congregational Singing
Lance Hundley, Matthew Haus, Kabbyo Chawdhury
Opening Hymn
Blessed Assurance, Jesus Is Mine!
No. 462
Wednesday, April 27
6:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Open Prayer Circle, “Praise, Petitions and Prayer,” Room 102
Prayer Meeting, Room 111
Welcome and Introductions
Sabbath, April 30
9:00 a.m. & 11:45 a.m.
10:25 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
“The Praying Imagination,” Kendra Haloviak Valentine, Sanctuary
ReLive Worship, “Beautifully Broken,” Randy Roberts, Sanctuary
LLUC Sabbath School, “The Controversy of Contemplative Prayer,” Roy Ice, Randall Amphitheater.
OD Willhite, SAHP ‘66
Prayer Howard Sulzle, SAHP ‘63
Musical Selection
Thank You
arr. The Katinas
Lance Hundley, Matthew Haus, Kabbyo Chawdhury
Special Feature
PT 75th Anniversary & Missions
Howard Sulzle
Prayer for the Offering
Ron Combs, SAHP ‘66
Offering
Sabbath School Expense
(Place mission offering in envelope.)
He Hideth My Soul
Jeandra Martin
Kirkpatrick/Crosby
“Get Up and Walk!” Faith and Healing
Manzoor Massey
Manzoor Massey
Offertory
Lesson
Closing Prayer
Postlude
Superintendent: Melisa Aree
Producer: Art Kroetz
Relive Ministry
Young Adult Ministry
www.reliveministry.com
Dustin Aho
Sabbath service, 10:25 a.m., LLUC Sanctuary
Sunset Today - 7:27 p.m.
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Sunset Next Week - 7:32 p.m.
Sermon Introduction
As we have moved through this sermon series on parenting, (Lessons I Think I’ve
Learned as a Parent), for me, each week has been more important than the previous
one. Another way to say that would be to say that we are building toward something
where the best, the most important, comes last.
This is the last week. And such is the case with this week’s topic. If you asked me
what the most important gift a parent could give to a child—even to an older child—my
answer would likely be that of which I speak in today’s sermon.
We go all the way back to Genesis, close to the dawn of the biblical story, for the
biblical foundation of today’s topic. The scene is a father, a mother, and two sons. The
dynamics are not healthy: the father has a favorite and the mother has a favorite. In
fact, this family’s dynamics includes things like cheating and lying and stealing. . . .
Well, you get the picture.
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And yet, it is in the midst of such realities that we find evidence for what may be the
most powerful gift a parent can give a child. It’s not too much to say that if you’re a
child, and you receive this from your parents, it will help set a positive course for your
life. And if your parent(s) doesn’t /don’t give it to you, it may cause you to embark on
a lifelong search for it.
Join me as we consider this most important theme.
Randy Roberts, Senior Pastor
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SANCTUARY
9:00 and 11:45 a.m
Vespers
SANCTUARY
6:00 p.m.
Out of respect for worshippers around you, please silence all electronic devices.
All Creatures of Our God and King
Flor Peeters
Pastoral Welcome
The Mendez Family
Craig Jackson
Call to Worship
Gloria
Sanctuary Choir
Vivaldi
Hymn of Praise
All Creatures of Our God and King
No. 2
Prayer
Spirit of God, Descend Upon My Heart
Tithes and Offerings
Doug Mace
The floral arrangement on the north
is in memory of E. Leon Hulse, beloved
husband, father, and brother, from Gladys
and the family.
arr. Sergio Leiva
We regret to announce the death of
Epifanio Catalon, April 9. He is survived
by his sons Samuel and Phillip; daughter
Suzette Peterson and two sisters. Services
were held April 16 in Azusa.
LLA Tuition Aid
(Loose offerings go to church budget.)
Give Thanks
Anthony Leon, soprano saxophone; Sergio Leiva, piano
Children’s Feature
Filip Milosavljevic
Child Dedication
Oliver Abel Lara
Randy Roberts1
Anthem
Here I Am
Sanctuary Choir
Ariel Quintana
Scripture Reading
Genesis 27:25–29, TNIV
(Pew Bible, page 39)
Julia Hollister, SAHP ‘061
Jillian & Megan Petersen1
Rodney Roath, SAHP ‘803
Day by Day
Hymn of Meditation
No. 532
(verse 1)
Sermon
Closing Prayer
The Lesson of Blessing
(Part 4, Lessons I Think I’ve Learned as a Parent)
Postlude
Concerto in G Major
Johann Ernst Prinz (Please maintain reverence during the postlude.)
trans. J. S. Bach
The center floral arrangement is in
honor of the LLU School of Allied Health
alumni weekend.
arr. Fred Bock
Building Minute
Offertory
Offering today: LLA tuition aid. Next
week: generational ministries. All loose
and undesignated offerings are applied
to church budget. You may give online by
visiting lluc.org.
Catherine Oms, SAHP ‘071
Renee Lundin3
Prayer Response
Ariel Quintana, conductor, sanctuary choir
Bryan Hartnell and Walter Moore, producers
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First Service
WORSHIP PARTICIPANTS
There is no hospitality dinner today.
55+ Seniors Fellowship Luncheon
today, following 3rd service, Fellowship
Hall. Bring a salad, entree, or dessert
and join other seniors for good fellowship
and food.
Video Announcements
Prelude
Church Life
Vacation Bible Xperience
VBX
Randy Roberts
Randy Roberts
JUNE 12-16
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Kimo Smith, organist
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Third Service
The Mendez family includes Miguel, pastor for study and prayer ministries, LLUC; Linda, a
graduate student in religion at La Sierra University; and Micah, who is four.
Craig Jackson, dean, LLU School of Allied Health Professions
Catherine Oms, physician assistant alumna and faculty, LLU SAHP
Renee Lundin, radiation technology faculty, LLU SAHP
Anthony Leon, music major in vocal performance at La Sierra University
Sergio Leiva, pianist, conductor, and music producer
Filip Milosavljevic, pastor for youth ministries, LLUC
Julia Hollister, assistant professor, communication sciences and disorders, LLU SAHP
Jillian Petersen, eleven years old, Redlands Adventist Academy
Megan Petersen, nine years old, Redlands Adventist Academy
Rodney Roath, clinical laboratory science alumnus and department chair, LLU SAHP
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Child Dedication
Oliver Abel Lara, is the son of Jared and Sylvia Lara. Jared is a
lifelong member of LLUC and a local small business owner. Sylvia is
a surgical coordinator for LLUCH Dermatology. Oliver has four older
brothers, Ruben, Jared, Jesse, and Roy.
We regret to announce the death of E.
Leon Hulse, April 16. His services were
Friday, April 22. He is survived by his wife
Gladys, three daughters and sons-in-law:
Nancy & Tom Falter, Karen & Delmar
Wolfkill, Diane & Kevin Thompson, seven
grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Community Life
The Loma Linda University School
of Allied Health Professions
(SAHP) welcomes alumni, healthcare
professionals, and friends to take part
in the 20th annual Alumni Homecoming
and Continuing Education Convention
this weekend. Join us today, April 23,
at 1:00 p.m. for lunch on the fourth floor
of Centennial Complex. LLU President
Richard Hart will discuss University
updates followed by Dean Craig Jackson
sharing School updates. The 50thanniversary gala will begin tonight at the
Drayson Center at 7:30 p.m. On Sunday,
continuing education opportunities will be
offered; all healthcare professionals are
invited to attend. For more information,
visit www.alliedhealth.llu.edu.
We regret to announce the death of Jan
Kuzma, April 12. He is survived by his
wife Kay; son Kevin; daughters Kim and
Kari; brother George Kuzma; and sisters
Christine Cassidy and Donna Ranzinger.
Services will be held in Hawaii, April 23.
Kenya Mission Trip: This summer, June
22-July 3, LLUC is sponsoring another
trip to the Mara to help build a brand-new
secondary school and provide medical
and dental care for the Maasai community.
As always, the trip ends with a two-day
safari in the Maasai Mara preserve. For
more information or to sign up, please go
to www.lluc.org or call the church office at
909-558-4570, ext. 4709.
Cherub and Junior Choir Registration
starts May 2. Space is limited, so register
soon at the church office with the music
secretary either in person for cash
or check, or by phone for credit card
payments. Cherub Choir admits 1st–4th
graders; Junior Choir admits 5th–8th
graders.
PEP (Pray, Eat, Play) Program. Pastor
Roberts’ current sermon series on
family emphasizes the importance of
family’s spending time together. Make a
commitment to dedicate one hour a week
to spend with your family.
Robotics Summer Camp will be held at
La Sierra University from June 13–24 for
participants ages nine and older. Attendees
will learn robotics, analytical thinking,
computer programming, and electronics
through fun, hands-on activities. The
camp will be held M–F 9 a.m.–12 noon
at La Sierra’s Price Science Complex.
For registration and fee information, visit
www.RobotsForFun.com or e-mail info@
robotsforfun.com.
LLU Medical Auxiliary presents “Music &
Art in the Park,” Sunday, May 1 at 5 pm at
the Pavilion of Prospect Park in Redlands:
guitar concert, art sale, dinner and live
and silent auctions. All are welcome!
Proceeds benefit scholarship fund for LLU
medical students. Registration and tickets
are at llumedaux.org or (909)558-4639.