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Sabine Vatel

Sabine Vatel serves on the pastoral team of Pioneer Memorial Church on the campus of Andrews University. She oversees Discipleship and Grow Group ministries. Her many interests include generational studies, people's stories, and one day speaking Spanish fluently. She finds joy in helping individuals connect to God and each other.

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A special single sermon by Pastor Sabine Vatel.
Saturday, May 07, 2016
Program: 
As We Begin
Allegro • George Frideric Handel | Lead On, O King Eternal • James Swearingen
Welcome
Love Divine, All Loves Excelling • st. 1, 3-4 of 191
Prayer
Don Dronen
Baptism
William H. Yoong with Joe Reeves
Children's Story
On the Wings of an Eagle • Douglas Wagner
Worship in Music
In Endless Song • Randall Standridge
Sermon
“And You Welcomed Me” • Sabine Vatel
Connect Card, Tithes & Offerings
Praise
You Are Good • 10,000 Reasons • Your Grace Is Enough
Benediction
As We Depart
Be Thou My Vision • Traditional Irish Melody
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Something in Common Sabbath School

Healing The Mind by Timothy R. Jennings, MD Have you ever been hurt, lonely, depressed, frightened and hopeless? Or maybe you have found yourself feeling helpless, that gut wrenching helplessness when someone you care about is hurting, distressed and on the verge of giving up and you don’t know how to help them. Did you wish you had something to give them, something that would help? Healing the Mind is six of Dr. Jennings' most important lectures, recorded live during a 2-day seminar. The material is based on his book, "Could It Be This Simple”. The Six lecture topics are: 

  • June 22- The Mind: God's Design. What Went Wrong? 
  • June 29- God's Principle: The Law of Love and Liberty 
  • July 6- The Fix for Failing Families 
  • July 13- Demolishing Satan's Strongholds 
  • July 20- Depression: The Brain-Body Connection 
  • July 27- Forgiveness: Seven Common Myths (+ Q&A) 

Everyone is Welcome Sabbath mornings from 10:30-11:30 in PMC room 141.

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