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Eastgate SDA Church! a Message from Pastor Eric Sayler: Everything Seemed to Be Done Welcome to Eastgate SDA Church! A message from Pastor Eric Sayler: Everything seemed to be done. The ground was dry, the sun was shining, the birds were singing, grass was soft underfoot, and Adam was joyfully looking from one discovery to another, fascinated by all the things God had made. The more he looked, however, the more he realized that maybe God wasn’t done yet. Adam began to feel lonely. He wasn’t alone, with all the animals and God’s presence, but there was definitely something missing. So God created Eve. Adam’s other half and, as He did so, God created the first marriage. This Sabbath we are going to celebrate this final creation of God: Marriage. As a part of our worship service we will be blessed to be a part of George and Marylin’s joining of their lives together in holy matrimony. I’m looking forward to worshipping with you! ~Pastor Eric This Weekend: May 25, 2019; Pastor Eric continues discussing Christ, the relationship with the church and comparisons of brides, bridegrooms and marriage. Join us for potluck following the service and a reception for George & Marylin. Next Weekend: June 1, 2019; Pastor Eric will begin a three part series on the Holy Spirit. Eastgate Church News & Events Week at a Glance .............................. Sabbath, May 25 9:30am – 10:30am Sabbath School Study 10:45am – 12:15pm Pastor Eric Sayler 12:30 – 2:30pm Celebration Potluck in the Fellowship Room Monday, May 27 Memorial Day 7:00pm Women’s Study Group Studying “The Fellowship of Christ” by Ty Gibson. 910 SE Parkside Place, CP, WA Wednesday, May 29 6:30pm Prayer and Praise Carol Hargreaves’ Home Sabbath, June 1 9:30am – 10:30am Sabbath School Study 10:45am – 12:15pm Pastor Eric Sayler 2:30 – 3:30pm Singing Band @ Park Manor Tuesday, June 4 6:30pm MSAS Graduation Wednesday, June 5 7:00pm RAS Graduation Sunday, June 9 10:00am Walla Walla Valley Academy Graduation P a g e 1 o f 8 VBS 2019 – Eastgate SDA - JAMII Kingdom Remember to mark your calendars!! August 5 – 9, 9am – 12 noon daily for children ages 4 – 12. Registration details to come very soon! Are you supporting your local church budget in addition to the world church? It is our local church budget that pays for things like our electric and water bills, etc. So, something for you to think about, for the Eastgate SDA Church, for the period from March 7 to April 8, our electrical costs averaged $32.26 per day over that billing period. For the first four months of the year local church budget has averaged $8,653.20 per month with a monthly budget of $10,414. Please consider contributing to our local church budget and support the local ministry of this church. Thank you! Women’s Study Group Mondays, 7:00pm. Currently studying, “The Fellowship of Christ” by Ty Gibson. Ladies- it’s time for a spiritual growth for women and faith in Christ. This group of ladies invite you to join them as they read and discuss. EASTGATE SDA ON FACEBOOK Like and follow our page on FB! https://www.facebook.com/Eastgate-SDA-Church-206126468203 EASTGATE SDA WEBSITE! – https://www.eastgatesda.org ~ Sermon Archives ~ Bulletin Library ~ our weekly e-NewsLetter ~ Events Calendar SPECIAL MUSIC at Eastgate Would you like to serve the church in song? Maybe you would be willing to provide a special music on any given Sabbath? You can either contact the church office or Kim Boyd. He will once again be leading a team of individuals who will arrange for special music. Collegiate & Young Adult Class Monday Evening Bible Study 7:00pm Bible study each week at Wade Brooks apartment. Visit the Sabbath School class, join the Messenger group and be in the know of what to bring and where to meet! Or call Wade at (509)-525-2445. Friday Night Vespers This study group communicates through messenger and meets in various locations. They share food and song and great discussions. To connect with them, visit their Sabbath school class and get acquainted! Or contact Wade Brooks at (509)-525-2445. YOUNG ADULT CAMP MEETING: July 16-20, 2019 Young adults from all over Oregon, Southwest Washington, and beyond gather in Gladstone, Oregon for camp meeting every year. This is a highlight gathering for our young adult community every year. The week includes worship, guest speakers, small groups, leadership training, and community service efforts in Portland. P a g e 2 o f 8 School News Walla Walla University Music Department – free concerts Student Recital: Gina Lincoln, soprano. Friday, 24 May 2019, 2 p.m. Melvin K. West Fine Arts Center Auditorium Community Music Lessons Recital, Wednesday, 29 May 2019, 6:30 p.m. Melvin K. West Fine Arts Center Auditorium Big Band Concert, Friday, 31 May 2019, 5 p.m. Land Title Plaza in Walla Walla Walla Walla University Position Open We are currently accepting applications for the Assistant Vice President for Student Life role at Walla Walla University. We are seeking a talented, energetic and Spirit-filled candidate. To apply and for more details click here [https://www.wallawalla.edu/resources/human-resources- payroll/staff-employment/] The Discovery Preschool at Walla Walla University is offering a morning preschool program for ages 3-5 during June and July. We will work around your vacation time and you can come 1- 5 days during the week. Please contact Elizabeth Yaw by May 1 for more information, [email protected]. AMAZON SMILE and Milton-Stateline Adventist School We have an Amazon Smile account on Amazon. This means that when you are purchasing something from amazon go to www.amazon.smile and sign up and ask to donate to Milton- Stateline Adventist School. We will get a percentage of what you purchased on some of the items. This doesn’t cost you any extra. The amount we raise will go to student financial aid. Thanks for helping us with this fundraiser. SDA Valley Community News & Events: Would you like to see each of your family members full of Christ's love? Join us for Restoration International’s 22nd annual NW Family Retreat "A Heart of Love” at Upper Columbia Academy, July 3-7, 2019. Registration is now open. Register by May 31, 2019 for the best price. Visit the retreat website at: http://www.restoration-international.org/nwfr or contact the hosts: Vernon & Karina Pettey, 406-890-1195, [email protected] Steps of Paul and John Tour – 2020 Join Professor Carl Cosaert on this amazing tour thru Greece: Ephesus, Athens, Corinth, Laodicea, Meteora and more. Tour begins Wednesday, March 18th to Istanbul and ends in beautiful Athens, Greece. The price of the tour is $2,345 per person plus airfare. For more information, please contact Shelle Blake at [email protected] Upper Columbia Conference of SDA News A Few Spaces Left for Youth Rush 2019 Youth Rush is a powerful ministry that helps you grow as a Christian, all while growing the kingdom of God at the same time. Students can learn more, watch videos, and apply at www.uccyr.org or call/text (509) 731-3650. Enjoy Rich Spiritual Experience at the UCC Camp Meeting - June 19-22, 2019 Many will be blessed at the Upper Columbia Conference camp meeting "Building Up the Family of God." The Sabbath concert will feature Rob and Bethany Folkenberg. They will be the main speakers this year are Randy Roberts, senior pastor of the Loma Linda University Adventist P a g e 3 o f 8 Church; Sung Kwon, director of the North American Division Adventist Community Services; and the early morning session will focus on the family with Claudio Consuegra. Also, hear from Minner Labrador, UCC president on Sabbath evening. www.uccsda.org/Speakers Read more about our main concert guest artists -- Rob and Beth Folkenberg -- here https://www.uccsda.org/CM-concert Reserve Lodging for Camp Meeting? - June 19-22, 2019 Get off to a good start in the new year. Reserve your lodging for Upper Columbia Conference camp meeting. The main speakers this year are Randy Roberts, senior pastor of the Loma Linda University Adventist Church and Sung Kwon, director of the North American Division Adventist Community Services. Your whole family will be spiritually blessed as we seek to build up the family of God. This is the time to invite your new members and interests! Go to: https://www.uccsda.org/campmeeting to register. Is Volunteering at Camp Meeting in Your Future? Looking for two more Golf Cart Drivers, one photographer, two first aid/Fun-Run Volunteers, two signers for hearing impaired. If you volunteered last year and want to do it again, let us know ASAP. Don't delay, save your spot to volunteer. Camp Meeting is June 19 to 22, 2019, at Upper Columbia Academy. To volunteer contact [email protected] . All volunteers must be screened through "Verified Volunteers." Start the Screening process here: https://www.uccsda.org/volunteer Northeast Washington Camp Meeting - July 23-27 Held at Sheridan Meadows near Republic, WA. The main speaker is Elder Louis Torres. He and his wife Carol will also provide a concert on Sabbath afternoon. For more information go to: https://campmeeting.webs.com/ Bible Instructor Positions Available Are you looking to make a difference for God? Are you interested in leading others to a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ? We are seeking committed men and women to serve as Bible Instructors in our church districts. What is a Bible Instructor? The position is a blend of community Bible work and member equiper and trainer.
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