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Thursday, February 5, 2015

Computer Literacy Training WorkshopsThis semester, the School of Business Administration, in collaboration with the Office of Human Resources, isproviding an opportunity for Staff and Faculty to participate in Computer Literacy Training workshops onMicrosoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook, and Microsoft Word.

The following workshops will be offered during the Spring semester, on Wednesdays, from 10:30am-12:20pm, in Chan Shun Hall 226 (PC Lab), beginning on February 11, 2015, and ending on April 1, 2015. Dates and specific topics are listed below: • Microsoft Excel Introduction Part 1 (2/11/2015) • Microsoft Excel Introduction Part 2 (2/18/2015) • Microsoft Excel Advanced (2/25/2015) • Microsoft Outlook Beginning (3/4/2015) • Microsoft Outlook Intermediate (3/11/2015) • Microsoft Word Introduction (3/18/2015) • Microsoft Word Intermediate (3/25/2015) • Microsoft Word Advanced (4/1/2015)

RSVP at [email protected] and specify which workshops you would like to attend: Microsoft Excel (3sessions), Microsoft Outlook (2 sessions) and/or Microsoft Word (3 sessions). When sending an RSVP, we willneed your full name, ID#, email address, and the department you work in. Seats are limited to 25.

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Wind Symphony Winter ConcertConcert at 8:00 pm on Saburday, February 7

The Andrews University Wind Symphony, under the direction of Alan Mitchell, will present their annual WinterConcert in the Howard Performing Arts Center. The first half of the concert will feature the SouthwesternMichigan College Brass Band under the direction of Dr. Jonathan Korzun. The Brass Band will performInvestiture Antiphonal Fanfare by Bliss, Praeludium by Graham, Hymn for Diana by Turin, Lazos Amistad byTexidor, Unsquare Dance by Brubeck and Rhapsody in Blue by Gershwin. The second half of the concert willfeature the AU Wind Symphony performing The Standard of St. George March by Alford, Time Rememberedby Spark, Journey to the Lion’s Castle by Galante, English Dances, Set II by Arnold, and Selections from Intothe Woods by Sondheim.

TICKETS REQUIRED: General Admission $5, Faculty/Staff $3, Students & Seniors $3, Children 12 & UnderFree

Purchase tickets online, or call our box office at 888-467-6442 for student discounts and more information.

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Second Sunday Concert: Southwest Michigan SymphonyOrchestraConcert at 4:00 pm on Sunday, February 8

As much a comfort to the living as a mediation on death, Brahms’s moving and uplifting German Requiem,written following the death of his mother, occupies a special place in the hearts of all who have experiencedits extraordinary power and beauty.

Pre-concert talk begins at 3pm

Tickets can be purchased from the Southwestern Michigan Symphony Orchestra by calling 269-982-4030 oronline at https://smso.secure.force.com/ticket.


Howard Center Presents...Carla Trynchuk, Chi Yong Yun, andStephen FramilOn Saturday, February 14 at 8:00 p.m., the Howard Performing Arts Center will present Carla Trynchuk,violin; Chi Yong Yun, piano; and Stephen Framil, cello. They will perform Franz Schubert’s Piano Trio in B-flatmajor and Antonin Dvorak’s Trio in F minor.

Violinist Carla Trynchuk has performed as a soloist with orchestras throughout North America and Europe. Agraduate of The Juilliard School, she is a professor of music at Andrews University. She will be performingwith Stephen Framil, critically acclaimed cellist, who has performed as concert soloist in Carnegie Weill andAvery Fisher Halls and has appeared as a soloist with orchestras around the world. Joining them is Chi YongYun, currently the director of piano studies at Andrews University, who has performed as a recitalist,collaborative musician and lecturer around the world.

TICKETS REQUIRED: $10 Reserved Seating, Free for Students



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Howard Center Presents...Tied Up in KnottsProgram at 7:00 pm on Sunday, February 15.

Experience the hilarity as Karen Knotts performs and tells stories about her legendary father, Don Knotts.Don Knotts is most known for his role as Barney Fife on the “Andy Griffith Show.” Tied Up in Knotts capturesthe essence of who Don Knotts was as a man because as Karen says, “he was the funniest when he was justbeing himself.” Karen Knotts has acted in theater, film and television, as well as performed in puppet showsand standup comedy. Her one-woman show will have you and your family rolling on the floor with laughter inher family-friendly evening of comedy.

TICKETS REQUIRED: $15 Reserved Seating



Symphony Orchestra Young Artists ConcertConcert at 8:00 pm on Saturday, February 21.

The Young Artists Concert is the culmination of an on-campus competition hosted by the Andrews UniversityDepartment of Music. The concert features student winners who demonstrate excellence in their technicaland emotive musical ability accompanied by the Andrews University Symphony Orchestra uner the directionof Claudio Gonzalez.

TICKETS REQUIRED: General Admission $5, Faculty/Staff $3, Students & Seniors $3, Children 12 & UnderFree



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Howard Center Presents...Rich & Brandon RidenourConcert at 7:00 pm on Sunday, February 22.

Father and son team Rich and Brandon Ridenour have been entertaining onstage together since Brandon wasseven years-old. Trumpeter Brandon Ridenour is the youngest member to have joined the prestigiousCanadian Brass. He also won the International Trumpet Guild solo competition playing his own composition.Pianist Rich Ridenour has built a grand career performing concerts ranging from classical masterworks toAmerican ragtime, jazz and rock & roll. Their most recent album includes crowd-pleasing favorites rangingfrom “Flight of the Brandon Bee” to “Rhapsody in Blue.” Rich and Brandon weave a comedic stage presenceonly a father and son can create.

TICKETS REQUIRED: $15 Reserved Seating, $5 Students



Music & Worship Conference Choral ConcertEvent on February 27, 2015 at 7:00 PM

The Andrews University choirs partner with the annual Music & Worship Conference to present a vespersprogram under the direction of Stephen Zork.

NO TICKETS REQUIRED


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Children's Leadership Conference 2015Join the Kids' Center @ CYE at the 3rd annual Children's Leadership Conference April 17-19, 2015! If youlove sharing Jesus with children, this weekend event is perfect for you! Come out and learn how to "Use YourGifts" for Christ as we explore traditional and creative ministry techniques. Weekend presenters includeSherri Uhrig, Rocio Rojas, Ben Roy, and Mike Edge. Workshops will also be offered for Master Guide trainingand Hispanic ministries. Register by February 1, 2015 to take advantage of our great Early Bird Pricing: $69for students & $49 for adults.

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

Contact: Catrina LeSure Login to view contact information.


Wednesday, February 4, 2015

Waldensian Study TourInformation for the Waldensian study tour. See attached flyer.

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Memorial Service for Erno GyeresiErno Gyeresi, associate director of Andrews University Press, died surrounded by family shortly before 1 p.m.on Sabbath, January 31. Erno’s death followed a long battle with cancer.

A memorial service will be held on Saturday, February 7, at 4 p.m. in the Seminary Chapel. Visitation withthe family will begin a half hour before the service.


Tuesday, February 3, 2015

Cultural Adaptation to StressThe Graduate Department of Psychology and Counseling invites you to partipate in a research survey thatexamines cultural adaptation to stress among college students. The researchers hope to identify how culturalgroup membership effects coping skills developed and one's subsequent ability to mediate stress. Thefindings should prove valuable for detection, intervention and prevention programs.

Here is the link that will direct you to the survey site: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YJNTLBW

The study also involves a qualitative component. Students who are interested in participating in a brief focusgroup interview, please contact the researchers: Stacey Nicely or Dr Carole Woolford-Hunt at:[email protected]

After completing the survey and/or focus group interview, participants will be given the opportunity toparticiapte in a drawing for one of two $25 gift vouchers.

If you are under the age of 18 or not enrolled in Andrews University, please disregard.

Thank you for your participation!

Contact: Stacey Nicely Login to view contact information.


Swallen Mission ConferenceThe Seminary Department of World Mission and Center for Youth Evangelism jointly present one of thefirst-ever leadership conferences on Short Term Mission (STM). Featured speakers are Drs. Robert andKersten Priest, the leading researchers of STM among evangelicals. Joining them are are Adventist Churchleaders, mission teachers, and veteran missionaries.

February 19-21, 2015

Thursday, 7:00-9:00pm; Friday, all day; Sabbath, all day.

Seminary Chapel


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Contact: Sue Young Login to view contact information.


Monday, February 2, 2015

Revive Vespers: Wars and Rumors of WarsCome join us this friday for Revive Vespers as Robin Tait presents a messege entitled: "Wars and Rumors ofWars–Forgiveness"

7:30 pm on Friday, February 6, 2015

Biology Amphitheater/Price Hall

Co-curricular credit availible


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Contact: Veronica Penny Login to view contact information.


WSC Call for 2015-16 Scholarship ApplicationsWSC Call for 2015-16 Scholarship Applications

The 2015-2016 Women's Scholarship Committee scholarship applications for graduate women students areavailable in paper form at the Administrative Assistant's desk in the English Department in Nethery Hall orthrough e-mail attachment by writing Dr. Stella Greig at [email protected]. Please put "WSCScholarships" in the subject line. Completed applications are due at noon, Friday, March 20.

There are two kinds of application forms. One form is for the Steele Scholarship, which is for women whohave served as cross-cultural missionaries for at least 4 years and who are working on a graduate degree inany of the university schools. The other form is a general application for women working on a graduatedegree in any of the university schools.

General application forms will be considered for several different named scholarships (which have their owncriteria--e.g., must be: a Seminary student, a School of Education in educational or counseling psychologystudent, or a student working on a music degree, etc.), as well as the more general WSC AdvisoryScholarship and Honored Women Scholarship. To give applicants the best chance to receive an award, thecommittee will determine for which scholarship an application fits best. Along with the application form,students will need to request letters of recommendation from two different individuals (either from twoprofessors or a professor and a work supervisor). The letters of recommendation should include theprofessor/supervisor's assessment of the worthiness of the applicant in terms of scholarship, work habits andthe likelihood that the student will meet her goals. Scholarship funds awarded are to be applied towardstuition for the 2015-16 school year. Questions may be sent to [email protected].


WSC Scholarship ApplicationsThe 2015-2016 Women's Scholarship Committee scholarship applications for graduate women students areavailable in paper form at the administrative assistant's desk in the Department of English in Nethery Hall orthrough email attachment by writing Dr. Stella Greig at [email protected]. Please put "WSC Scholarships"in the subject line. Completed applications are due noon, Friday, March 20.

There are two kinds of application forms. One form is for the Steele Scholarship, which is for women whohave served as cross-cultural missionaries for at least four years and who are working on a graduate degreein any of the University schools. The other form is a general application for women working on a graduatedegree in any of the University schools.

General application forms will be considered for several different named scholarships (which have their owncriteria—e.g., must be: a Seminary student, a School of Education in educational or counseling psychologystudent, or a student working on a music degree, etc.), as well as the more general WSC AdvisoryScholarship and Honored Women Scholarship.

To give applicants the best chance to receive an award, the committee will determine for which scholarshipan application fits best. Along with the application form, students will need to request letters ofrecommendation from two different individuals (either from two professors or a professor and a worksupervisor). The letters of recommendation should include the professor/supervisor's assessment of theworthiness of the applicant in terms of scholarship, work habits and the likelihood that the student will meether goals.

Scholarship funds awarded are to be applied towards tuition for the 2015–16 school year. Questions may besent to [email protected].

Contact: F. Estella Greig Login to view contact information.


SED Scholarship Applications--Last ChanceThis week is your last chance to apply for School of Education scholarships for the 2015-2016 school year.Applications are available in the SED Dean’s Office (Bell Hall, Room 105) as well as each SED departmentoffice. Only students enrolled in SED programs are eligible. Applications must be submitted to the SED Dean’sOffice by noon on Friday, February 6, 2015.

Contact: Kevin Wiley Login to view contact information.


CHEMSEM NEWS 5: Tailored Nanoparticles for AdvancedEnvironmental ProcessesCan we design nanoparticles to clean up the environment and protect us against harmful bacteria andchemicals? How can we do that?

All are encouraged to attend and hear Professor Sherine Obare's seminar lecture this Thursday, February 5,2015 at 4:30pm in A-107 Halenz Hall on the topic: Tailored Nanoparticles for Advanced EnvironmentalProcesses.


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This is the fifth Winter-Spring lecture in the annual Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry Seminar Series.Our guest speaker is from Western Michigan University where she is Professor of Inorganic Chemistry andserves as Associate Chair and Graduate Studies Advisor in the Department of Chemistry. She was chosen in2013 as one of the top 25 Women Professors in Michigan.

Attached is the lecture flyer and abstract with more details about our speaker's educational and professionalbackground and talk.

For non-Andrews faculty, students and others wishing to attend:

There are directions given to Andrews at: http://www.andrews.edu/about/visiting/get_to_andrews.html

To get to the A-107 Halenz Hall:Turn in at the J. N. Andrews Blvd. entrance. Go pass the Security Gate House. Make right turn at the firstintersection on to E Campus Circle Drive. Then make a left turn at the next intersection (E Campus CircleDrive). Make another left onto Administration Drive. The Science Complex is the bldg on your left. TheChemistry Dept. is on the side of the Science Complex (4270 Administration Drive) opposite the Bookstoreparking lot. You can park in the bookstore parking lot or the one straight ahead. My Office # is A-323Halenz Hall .... on the third floor of the Science Complex.

Teachers are encouraged to announce this lecture in their classes and/or forward this email to theirclasses.All are welcome to forward this email along to colleagues and friends.

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Sunday, February 1, 2015

Art Gallery Exhibition by Kevin Gross "SpiritFire Images"The Visual Art & Design Department announces the exhibition titled “SpiritFire Images” by Kevin j. Gross.There are a series of fractal images that will be exhibited in the Art & Design Gallery in Smith Hall, on theAndrews University campus. The opening reception is February 3, 2015 from 6-8 PM. All are invited.Co-curricular credit will be offered and light refreshments will be served. The exhibition is on display throughFebruary 15.

Also, Kevin J. Gross will give a talk entitled "Fractals and Art" at the eigen*Talk at 12:30 on Friday, February6, in Haughey Hall, room 133, the Thompson (Math/Physics) Amphiteater. The talk will include a discussionof his creation of art based on math and a short history of fractals, his history with working with them, and ashort discussion of fractals' appearance and their role in his art. A light luncheon will be available, andguests are welcome.

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Contact: Rhonda Root Login to view contact information.


Friday, January 30, 2015

Dining Services presents Gourmet To-GoDining Services will be offering family-style take out entrées, making your dinner experience hassle free.These delicious made from scratch entrées can be simply paired with a side of vegetables and salad for theperfect meal. No pre arrangements are necessary, entrées are available at the Gazebo during regularbusiness hours. Each entrée of 12 servings cost $28, choose from the following options:

†Italian Lasagna†Sam’s Chicken*†Special K Roast*vBBQ Meatballs†Marvelous Meatloaf

For Gazebo hours please visit our webpage: andews.edu/dining

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* Contains nuts† Contains dairy vVegan


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Thursday, January 29, 2015

Campus Signage PolicyAs part of the planning for the University entrance, the Arboretum Council and the Facilities ManagementCommittee voted temporary signage would be prohibited at the University entrance and along J.N. AndrewsBoulevard. This policy was deemed reasonable because of the increased visibility of the official entrance tothe University and the new way-finding signs installed throughout campus.

Signs placed there will be removed and can be picked up at the Integrated Marketing & Communicationbuilding. Signage left at IMC for 30 days will be disposed of.

Banners may be placed at the terminus of J.N. Andrews Boulevard on the poles provided.

Reservations/arrangements to install and store banners can be made with Plant Services. When providingguests with directions to campus, weather-resistant boxes to place flyers about your event have beeninstalled for your convenience near the large campus map at the Welcome Globe.


2014 W-2s Available Online2014 Form W-2 available online!For those that have consented to only receive their Form W-2 electronically, please follow the instructionsbelow to access your 2014 W-2. A paper form will NOT be sent to you.

If you did not consent, your paper W-2 will be mailed, January 29th.

Instructions to Access Your 2014 W-2· Go to www.andrews.edu/goto/myW2· Login with your Andrews username and password· Click on "W-2 Wage and Tax Statement"· Select tax year 2014 and click “Display”· IMPORTANT: Follow instructions for printing


Wednesday, January 28, 2015

Sanctuary Choir


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CLT Workshop 2015 Schedule

Spring 2015 Computer Literacy Workshop Schedule and Descriptions:

Level Topic Description Date Beginner Introduction to Microsoft

Excel Part 1 Learn the basics in using Microsoft Excel’s from manipulating cell content, create simple formulas, and cell formatting.

Feb 11

Beginner Introduction to Microsoft

Excel Part 2 Still learning the basics of Microsoft Excel especially in grouping and organizing tables, using conditional formatting to generate visual effects, and sorting records.

Feb 18

Intermediate

Level

Microsoft Excel Advanced

Conational Formatting

and Multiple Sheets Part 3

We will review a bit of what we have learned in Part 1 and Part 2, but also applying more complex conditional formatting and the using of the AutoFill Tool. You will learn how to work with multiple sheets too.

Feb 25

Beginner Microsoft Outlook

Beginning Add and use contacts, calendar basics, fonts, hyperlinks and spellcheck.

You will also learn how to recall and replace sent messages, set up

automatic replies, send and open attachments, BCC, more calendars,

search contacts, and find messages.

Mar 4

Intermediate

Level

Microsoft Outlook

Intermediate Learn how to setup a holidays, edit folders, import and export vCards,

creating groups, management of your outbox, advanced level calendars,

email receipts. Password protecting your mailbox, rules to manage your

email

Mar 11

Beginner Microsoft Word

Introduction We will cover the Word’s Application Program Interface (API) in detail,

short cut keys, opening and saving a file, formatting fonts, using spell

check, text searches, headers/footers, formatting your paragraphs and

creating a new file. You will learn by applying skills using an example

document

Mar 18

Intermediate

Level

Microsoft Word

Intermediate In this lesson you will learn how to create and stylize a document to your

needs. You will learn how to format Styles, creating a new Style,

modifying Style, learn how to apply the Format Painter tool, insert

bullets/numbers, working with symbols, indentations, using the

Show/Hide tool, page setup, watermarks, and borders. You will apply

these skills on a project that will be given to you during the lesson. You

will also learn how to manage and create columns, inserting logos,

creating labels, and mail merge. Saving to different file formats and

more

Mar 25

Semi-

Advanced

Microsoft Word Advanced This workshop will concentrate on formatting headers/footers using a

research paper as an example. You will also learn how to comment, track

changes, learn to use the pagination tool and formatting, working with

bibliographies, and advance paragraph formatting.

Apr 1

All workshops will be taught in Chan Shun Hall RM 226 every Wednesday from February 11th to April 1st at 10:30 am to 12:30 pm

Waldensian Study Tour RELG 360‐04x

Take a religion class and travel to the ancient home of the Waldenses in the Piedmonts of Northern Italy from June 3‐11, 2015. The purposes for this study tour is to bring to you the historical and spiritual perspectives of these faithful people, and give you the oppportunity for a personal experience of faith. Before the tour you will meet with Professor Demsky for 7 class periods during spring semester to study the history to have a background on this ancient people of faith. The class times are arranged. Classes are beginning now so don’t delay. Please contact Professor Kathleen Demsky, Director of the Architecture Resource Center. Phone: 269‐471‐ 2418 email: [email protected] All costs for the trip are covered by the tuition for this 3 credit summer course, RELG 360‐04x, plus a $250.00 tour fee. This is a summer class and registration takes place at the end of the spring semester. For Persons who want to travel with us on this faith journey and are not taking it for academic credit, the cost is $3,584. Please contact Professor Demsky by phone or email for the resources (books/DVDs) that will be needed prior to taking the tour, to gain knowledge beforehand of the amazing historical sites of these ancient people of faith, which we will discover on this faith journey.

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Tailored Nanoparticles for Advanced Environmental Processes

Dr. Sherine O. Obare Professor of Chemistry

Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI 49008

Nanoscale metallic particles are of great interest due to their importance in advanced technological applications. Synthetic procedures that produce gram-scale, well defined and monodisperse metallic nanoparticles with controlled size and shape, especially within the 1-4 nm size range is a continuing challenge in nanoscale science. We have developed new organic ligands that when used as stabilizers for metal nanoparticles, provide the ability to gain control of the particle size in one-step synthetic procedures (Figure 1). Monodisperse metallic nanoparticles were synthesized and characterized using spectroscopic, microscopic and x-ray techniques. We have further investigated the electrochemical quantized double-layer (QDL) charging differences of 1-4 nm metallic nanoparticles. Within this size range, the electronic properties transition from a bulk-like continuum of electronic states to molecule-like, discrete electronic orbital levels. Such properties have led us to investigate their charging and discharging at large band-gap semiconductor interfaces. The results are paramount toward understanding and developing advanced materials for catalysis, and the degradation of toxic environmental pollutants. Furthermore, the functionalization of metallic nanoparticles with various molecules including biologically and environmentally relevant molecules is often carried out to enhance the material’s properties. The presentation will showcase examples of functionalized nanoparticles and their effect on microorganisms. SELECTED REFERENCES 1. Adams, C.P.; Walker, K.A.; Obare, S.O.; Docherty, K.M. ‘Size-Dependent Antimicrobial Effects of Novel

Palladium Nanoparticles,’ PLoS ONE 2014, 9, e85981. 2. Ma, X.; Lin, R.; Beuerle, C.; Jackson, J. E.; Obare, S. O.; Ofoli, R. Y. ‘Effects of surface activation on the

structural and catalytic properties of ruthenium nanoparticles supported on mesoporous silica,’ Nanotechnology 2014, 25, 045701.

3. Abdelghani, A.; Menaa, B.; Obare, S.O.; Schoning, M. J. ‘Editorial: Nanoscale Science and Technology,’ Int. J. Nanotechnol. 2013, 10, 373-375.

4. Baccar, H.‡; Adams, C. P.‡; Abdelghani, A.; Obare, S. O. Chronoamperometric-based detection of hydrogen peroxide using palladium nanoparticles,’ Int. J. Nanotechnol. 2013, 10, 563-576.

5. Brown, A.; Smith, K.; Samuels, T. A.‡; Lu, J.◊; Obare, S.O.; Scott, M.E. ‘Nanoparticles Functionalized with Ampicillin Destroy Multiple-Antibiotic-Resistant Isolates of Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Enterobacter aerogenes and Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus,’ Appl. Environ. Microbiol. 2012, 78, 2768–2774.

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Wind Symphony Presents Winter ConcertThe Andrews University Wind Symphony, under the direction of Alan Mitchell, will present their annual winterconcert on Saturday, Feb. 7, at 8 p.m. in the Howard Performing Arts Center on the campus of AndrewsUniversity.

The first half of the concert will feature the Southwestern Michigan College Brass Band under the direction ofJonathan Korzun. The band will perform “Investiture Antiphonal Fanfare” by Bliss, “Praeludium” by Graham,“Hymn for Diana” by Turin, “Lazos Amistad” by Texidor, “Unsquare Dance” by Brubeck and “Rhapsody inBlue” by Gershwin.

The second half of the concert will feature the Andrews University Wind Symphony performing “The Standardof St. George March” by Alford, “Time Remembered” by Spark, “Journey to the Lion’s Castle” by Galante,“English Dances, Set II” by Arnold, and “Selections from ‘Into the Woods’” by Sondheim.

General admission is $5, students and senior admission are $3 and children under 12 are free. To ordertickets, visit howard.andrews.edu or call the Howard Center Box Office at 269-471-3560.

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Tied Up In KnottsKaren Knotts, daughter of the legendary Don Knotts, will present Tied Up in Knotts, a one-woman family-friendly comedy routine, as part of the 2014–2015 Howard Center Presents… series on Sunday, February 15,at 7 p.m., at the Howard Performing Arts Center.

In Tied Up in Knotts, Karen will perform and tell stories about her father, comedic actor Don Knotts. DonKnotts is most known for his role as Barney Fife on the “Andy Griffith Show,” but as Karen says, “he was thefunniest when he was just being himself.”

Karen has acted in theater, film and television, as well as performed in puppet shows and standup comedy.Her one-woman show will have families rolling on the floor with laughter. It is a must-see for people who

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grew up watching the Andy Griffith show!

Tickets are $15, $10 for Andrews University faculty and staff, and $5 for students. Tickets can be purchasedonline at howard.andrews.edu or at the box office by calling 888-467-6442.



Online MBA Program Ranked in Top 50by Jenna Neil

The Master of Business Administration program at Andrews University has been ranked among the top 50private online MBA programs in the U.S. for 2014. Onlinembareport.com placed Andrews at number 23,above Columbia College (Columbia, Missouri) and University of Phoenix.

“One significant contributing factor to our high U.S. News & World Report ranking is our online MBAprogram,” says Allen Stembridge, dean of the School of Business Administration. “We are very proud of ourgrowing, synchronous and interactive online learning platform which provides an opportunity for careeradvancement to students around the world who are unable to physically attend courses here at AndrewsUniversity.”

For more information about the Master of Business Administration program, email [email protected] orcall 269-471-6013.


Monday, January 26, 2015

Andrews Celebrates Martin Luther King Jr.by Jenna Neil

On Thursday, January 15, Onleilove Alston, a faith community organizer and contributing writer forSojourners Magazine, spoke for Andrews University’s 2015 Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration. Her topic was“The Biblical Call to Justice and African Roots of the Sabbath.”

Alston is known for her activism for justice and the poor after firsthand experience with poverty, foster careand homelessness. During her presentation she talked about Biblical justice specifically from Isaiah 61. Shebegan by reading verses 1–4 and asked students to consider what the scripture was saying about God’sjustice, a personal walk with God and several other areas.

“Nothing I can talk about,” she said, “can compare to what God says in His word.” Speaking of the recentevents in Ferguson, Alston continued, “Do you think God has anything to do with justice? There’s our versionof justice and God’s version. We need to use the Bible to examine God’s version of justice.”

As part of her talk, Alston used three examples of how the justice of Isaiah 61 was portrayed. The first wasfrom Matthew and the reverse Exodus, or a return to Egypt to remember the first exodus. The second wasDr. King’s poor people’s campaign, specifically Resurrection City, a shantytown for the poor located on theNational Mall in Washington, D.C. The poor people living in Resurrection City rose up in the sprit of God withthe support of allies to change their lives. The third and final example Alston used was from her own life.

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Driving Force Behind Andrews Study Bible DiesErno Gyeresi, a Romanian pastor-turned-business executive who became a key force behind the popularAndrews Study Bible, has died after a long struggle with cancer. He was 54.

Gyeresi died peacefully on Sabbath afternoon, Jan. 31, at his home in Niles, Michigan, with his family by hisside, his family said.

Gyeresi spent the first 13 years of his career working as a pastor and church administrator in Romania, andthe last 13 years of his life working at Andrews University Press, where he served as managing editor of theAndrews Study Bible, first released in the New King James Version in 2010.

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The Music Moves HimDavid Phelps believes in the power of song.

The Christian musician, best known as tenor in the Gaither Vocal Band and for his three-octave vocal range,says whether he's singing as part of Bill Gaither's legendary gospel group or as a solo artist, his goal isalways the same.

"Music really is a vehicle for emotion," Phelps says by telephone from his farm in Culleoka, Tenn., justoutside of Nashville. "If a song can move me in some way then in turn I can figure out how to interpret thatso I can then go out on a nightly basis and look people in the face and hopefully sing it in a way that'smoving to them. To me that's what it's all about."

Tonight, Phelps will be trying to move the audience at Andrews University's Howard Performing Arts Center ina solo tour stop touting the songs off his latest album, 2012's "Classic," as well as a few new tunes from hisforthcoming record, "Freedom," which is due out in April.



Architecture Alum Wins AwardHibler Design Studio of Berrien Springs, Michigan has been awarded “Best of Houzz” for Design by Houzz, theleading platform for home remodeling and design. Hibler Design Studio was founded in 2005 and has grownto a tightly knit team of seven talented professionals.

Jesse Hibler, owner of Hibler Design Studio, is a graduate of Andrews University.




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Horn Museum Exhibits Rarely Seen ArtifactsThe Siegfried H. Horn Archaeological Museum at Andrews University will exhibit ancient artifacts rarely seenoutside of the nation of Jordan, including many collected by Andrews students.

"Figurines of Tall Jalul" opens today and will be at the museum until late April, Horn Museum CuratorConstance Gane said.

Many of the artifacts were collected by Andrews students working alongside Jordanian students duringsummer archaeological digs in the last few years.

The year-long loan has given museum staff the chance to photograph, draw, measure and analyze the piecesbefore putting them on exhibit.




Acapella Group is Pitch PerfectNOTE: The following is an excerpt (link to full story follows) from an interview with The Filharmonic done bythe Herald Palladium. The Filharmonic will perform at the Howard Performing Arts Center on the campus ofAndrews Univeristy on Sunday, Jan. 18, at 7 p.m. Visit howard.andrews.edu for tickets.

Joe Caigoy had already transferred to Michigan State University when he got the call.

Vocal bass Jules Cruz and beat boxer Niko Del Rey, who Caigoy had previously performed with, were puttingtogether an all-Filipino-American a capella group to audition for the fourth season of NBC's musicalcompetition, "The Sing-Off."

"They asked me if I wanted to be a part of it so I flew home to Los Angeles," Caigoy says by telephone fromLansing.

In addition to Caigoy, Cruz and Del Rey also recruited vocalists VJ Rosales, Trace Gaynor and Barry Fortgangto form the group now known as The Filharmonic.

"Jules knew Barry from middle school and they grabbed the other two guys from other singing competitions,"Caigoy says. "The day I flew in was the day we all met, and it was the day we filmed our audition tape."




Andrews Seeks Mark in BiotechAndrews University is launching a biotechnology program to help students make a mark in the growingresearch and health field, the university announced.




Five Questions With... Rich AguileraRich Aguilera was a successful architect when he decided to make a change.

The Andrews University graduate, who now lives in Niles, realized that working in the architecture industrywas just a career, while his real passion was serving as youth director at church and with children'sministries. So in 2008, he closed his architecture practice and opened One Mustard Seed, a ministry thatfinds fun, creative ways to explore nature and the biblical creation story.

Aguilera, "The Mud Guy" from Guide Magazine and 3ABN's "Kids' Time," travels the world looking forevidence of creation and sharing his discoveries with kids and adults in his columns, books and speakingengagements. His latest interactive presentation, called "HIS Creation," takes place Saturday as part ofAndrews University's Howard Center Presents Series at the Howard Performing Arts Center.


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Tuesday, January 6, 2015

Serving the World's Cities: An Andrews University ResponseCities have been interwoven in human experience from the beginning of time. Some will argue that humansprefer the gentle pastoral beauty and pace of life familiar to uncrowded rural settings, but the reality tells usotherwise. For whatever reason, we gather in cities. Today’s cities are larger, more creative, diverse andglobal than ever. In the mid-19th century less than 10 percent of the world’s population lived in a metropolisof 100,000 or more. By 1900 the urban population in the world had increased to 14 percent. Today, 60percent of the human population is in the city, and in developed nations like Canada and America it is anastounding 75 percent. And the pace of migration to urban life is quickening. Today’s cities are the center ofpower, culture, economy and spirituality.

Christians bring their influence into the life of the city as they live there, work there, play there and socializethere. Most young adults leaving our colleges and universities establish careers in one of our world’s urbancenters. They need support as they bring the presence of Christ into those cultures.

Recognizing this challenge, the Andrews University Doctor of Ministry program offers an Urban MinistryConcentration. The next cohort in this concentration will begin in March 2015 in Chicago. Skip Bell, professorof Christian leadership, leads the concentration.




Four Alumni Build CompanyFounded by four alumni of Andrews University, Galileo’s mission is to create UAV systems that enhancehuman life and help solve critical health, logistics, security, and entertainment challenges.

The team realized that both professionals and consumers desire to interact with drones but are commonlyfaced with complexities that limit their use of the technology. Galileo is pushing to change this reality withtheir motto: “Personality to make it yours. Apps to make it powerful. Hardware to make it happen.”

Galileo will launch the first of its two models, the Alpha, through crowdfunding in 2015. The Alpha will bedesigned for personal use with a simplicity tailored for the mass market.



Friday, December 19, 2014

Professor Speaks on Cuba-U.S. RelationsThe Obama administration's announcement this week that it will be normalizing relations with Cuba came asa surprise to many, including Andrews University Professor of History or Political Science Doctor Gary Wood.



Thursday, December 18, 2014

Professor's Book Used in Romanian MinistryAventist students in Romania have decided to share a book of drawings with their classmates that placeJesus in New York in hope that the unusual illustrations will prompt people to reach for the Bible for answers.

The Romanian chapter of AMiCUS, an organization that strives to share Jesus with non-Adventist students,chose the book, Jesus of New York: Premonitions of New York Teenager, as its main missionary tool for 2015,and demand has already exceeded the initial print run of 2,500 copies by the Adventist-operated Romanian


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Publishing House.

The 43 drawings by retired Andrews University professor Greg Constantine are replete with allusions tocharacters, situations, actions, dialogues, and objects from the gospel stories that the students hope willencourage readers to double-check their literacy of the Bible.



Tuesday, December 9, 2014

March for Justice at Andrews UniversityMore than 200 students at Andrews University took part in the March for Justice.

“I felt like not being involved was also saying I didn’t care,” said Jevon McAllister, a student at the school.“So I felt like now was the time to get involved and for my voice to be heard.”

For students, this was a chance to lend their voice to a larger movement.



Wednesday, December 3, 2014

Family on the Mend After Plane CrashA plane crash on Friday in Berrien Springs is still affecting the aviation community at Andrews University.

Bryce Fisher, the man that made the miraculous landing just two miles from the school's airport, obtained hispilot's license from their aviation department.

He is also an airplane mechanic and has an aviation maintenance license from Andrews University too.

His family was heading from Richmond, Indiana to Berrien Springs for a family function when Bryce believesthe engine failed.



Tuesday, December 2, 2014

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Although she was born in 1965, Rachel Williams-Smith's story could have been set in the 1800s.

Wearing long dresses and broad-brimmed bonnets, she grew up without modern conveniences like electricity,telephone, radio, television or indoor plumbing. She, along with her two older brothers, was shaped by theextreme religious views of her iron-willed, Vietnam veteran father and practical-minded mother.



Tuesday, November 18, 2014

Cardinals win vs. Holy Cross CollegeThe Holy Cross men's basketball team hosted Andrews University Saturday night in their 2014-15 homeopener. The Saints fell to the Cardinals, 59-57. The loss drop the Saints to a 2-3 record for the season.



Wednesday, November 12, 2014

Grace Place: Caring for the CommunityThe Grace Place may be fairly new to the community, but members have already made their presence knownwith their programs on health, marriage and finances and their regular outreach to South Bendneighborhoods.

The church held its first service in February 2013 in the home they found at the Community CongregationalChurch, 19671 Cleveland Road in South Bend. The two churches collaborate on joint services and programsat various times during the year. The Grace Place is affiliated with the First Seventh-day Adventist Church inSouth Bend.

Hyveth Williams, an Andrews University professor, founded the church with the express goal of reaching outto the community. Church members have adopted as their own the neighborhood bordered by Portage Road,Cushing Street and Lincoln Way, going out every two weeks to give away free food and other items, to invitepeople to come to church and to tell them about the special seminars and programs the church offers.




Mobile Farm Market Puts End to Food DesertsA mobile farm market is making a difference in Michigan one vegetable at a time. Andrews University saiddue to its success this summer they are going to expand next year.

According to the USDA, there are four large food deserts in Berrien County. They include a part of BentonHarbor, Niles, Buchanan, and Berrien Springs. Every Monday the market would stop at the Ferry StreetResource Center so residents could buy nutritious food.

One woman said she loved the recipes the dietitian would provide.

Pauline Washington said, "They picked it that morning and they brought it, they were selling it, plus showingus how to cook it!... the grocery store is not close to where I live! nothing is close to where I live!”

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Thursday, November 6, 2014

Mobile Farm Market Proves SuccessBe Healthy Berrien's mobile farm market, operated with Andrews University, had a fruitful first season and


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will continue to grow, the Berrien County Board of Health heard Wednesday.

Nicki Britten, director of community health planning, reported that 60 percent of survey respondents saidthey were eating more vegetables as a result of shopping at the mobile market.

The project was launched last summer to sell produce grown at Andrews' student gardens and orchards. Themobile market made stops in low-income neighborhoods in Benton Harbor, Benton Township, Buchanan,Niles and Berrien Springs, where residents have limited access to fresh fruits and vegetables.

The health department and Andrews "consider this a very successful pilot year of this program," Britten said.

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Monday, November 3, 2014

Horn Museum to Host Rare ExhibitAt a time when many archaeological museums at religious-affiliated schools in the United States arestruggling to add to their displays, the Siegfried Horn Museum at Andrews University (AU) will soon host anexhibit of 48 ancient artifacts, reports the New York Times .

“In recent decades, countries that house remains of the ancient world have become determined to keeparchaeological finds within their borders,” explains the New York Times article. Furthermore, small museumsoften lack “the financial resources to buy works or borrow actively from other collections.” Because of theseconstraints, Dr. Constance Gane, curator of the Horn Museum and assistant professor of archaeology and OldTestament at AU, told Adventist Today that the museum is thrilled to exhibit the ceramic figurine fragments.



Friday, October 31, 2014

Farm to School SuccessBerrien County Juvenile Center food service manager Charity Hackett first took an interest in serving morefresh fruits and vegetables to residents, utilizing a garden at the Center. Since then, the Center has obtainedfood preservation equipment, developed resident food handling skills training and purchased CSA sharesaided by the Michigan Farm to School Grant program. The Berrien County Juvenile Center was one of 21 MIFarm to School Grant recipients in 2014.

In the first year of the farm-to-school initiative, Hackett found difficulty in obtaining small quantities of avariety of produce from many different commercial farm vendors. Working with Michigan State UniversityExtension and the MSU Product Center, the nearby Andrews University’s CSA and market garden programwas identified as a reliable source of fresh fruits and vegetables. Bulk apples are purchased from a separategrower.



Tuesday, October 28, 2014

Horn Museum in New York TimesIn a few months, the Siegfried Horn Museum at Andrews University in Berrien Springs, Mich., will exhibit 48ancient fragments of possibly religious ceramic figures depicting humans and horses. Dating from the 8th tothe 6th century B.C., they were excavated over more than a decade ending in 2012 at Tall Jalul in Jordan.

While small, the exhibition, part of a one-year loan agreement with Jordan, will be something of a rarity.



Monday, October 20, 2014


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"There is no easy life."The giant acorns under the chestnut oak trees at Monte Sano State Park in Huntsville, Ala., remind RachelWilliams-Smith of how her family collected them and attempted to make something edible during the yearthey camped there in a converted school bus. The cliffs behind Monte Sano Lodge are where the family tookrefuge during the tornado of April 1974. And Williams-Smith smiles when she sees a line of ants marchingalong.

"The ants were my friends," Williams-Smith said this week, as she gazed at the wooded lot around theLodge. "I didn't have much else to do - our main curriculum was, as my mother put it, 'Bible and survival.'"

Williams-Smith is chair of the Department of Communication at Andrews University and recently published abook, "Born Yesterday," a telling of the story of her growing up years.



Thursday, October 16, 2014

Andrews United Way Campaign Featured on The CoastDalry Payne, executive assistant for President Andreasen, spoke with the morning host on The Coast earlierthis week. Their main topic of conversation? The Andrews University faculty and staff United Way campaign!Click the link below (right click and save to desktop, then open and play from there) to listen. Dalry'sinterview begins around minute 3 and goes through minute 7.

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Fresh Food to Your Front DoorThis year the Berrien County Health Department and Andrews University brought fresh fruit and vegetablesto the neighborhoods of low-income residents with a mobile farm market.

Next year, they will offer to bring these nutritious foods right to the doorsteps of residents receivinggovernment food assistance.

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Grad Earns AwardDr. Beverley Sturges receives the 2014 School of Veterinary Medicine (SVM) Faculty Clinical Excellence Awardin recognition of her exceptional commitment to patient care, outstanding clinical instruction for DVM andresidency training, and her expertise and achievement in research to advance the discipline of clinicalneurology and neurosurgery.

Dr. Sturges earned her BS and MS degrees from Andrews University and her DVM from Oregon StateUniversity.




Free Haircuts and Fun Fair for KidsNow that school is back in session, it is time to smile wide for the yearbook picture.


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Some people in southwest Michigan wanted to make sure students looked their best.

On Sunday afternoon, hair stylists across Michiana snipped, braided, and buzzed in a studio set up in theBerrien Springs High School gym.

The selling point?

No cost for kids in preschool up to fifth grade!



Monday, September 29, 2014

Professors Speak: Ebola Small Threat in U.S.The Ebola virus ravaging West Africa poses little threat to the U.S., a researcher told an Andrews Universityaudience Thursday.

But doing nothing about the deadly outbreak is not an option.



Wednesday, September 24, 2014

Scholars Discuss Interplay of Faith and ScienceDr. Deborah Haarsma stood in front of the audience at Granger Community Church and described the layersof glaciers that have preserved evidence of 720,000 winters. She presented layers of sedimentary rock thatgo back millions of years and radiometric dating that puts some earthly rock formations at 3.6 billion yearsold.

She described her own work as an astronomer, where she studies distant galaxies over a billion lightyearsfrom Earth.

Speaking to a sold-out crowd attending Michiana Forum on Wednesday evening, Sept. 17, Haarsma was oneof four panelists invited to speak about scholarship and reconciling Christian faith with scientific evidence thatappears to contradict Biblical teachings.

Other panelists took different approaches, but also spoke of reconciliation between science and faith.

Dr. Roy Gane, a professor of Hebrew Bible and ancient near eastern languages at Andrews University, spokeof the importance of recognizing both the Bible and scientific evidence as legitimate sources of knowledge.



Thursday, September 11, 2014

Professor Shows Art in GalleryLocal galleries feature Michiana artists:

Robert Williams Gallery--Photographer Marc Ullom: Marc is a professional photographer and educator wholives and works in Michigan. Marc earned his MFA in photography from the Academy of Art University and iscurrently teaching full time at Andrews University.



Monday, September 8, 2014

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Bahamian Wilfred Adderley II has been awarded the 2014 Chevening Scholarship. He will be participating inthe Foreign Service Programme at Oxford University.

Wilfred’s tertiary education led him to study at Northern Caribbean University in Mandeville, Jamaica wherehe started his degree in Music Education, Andrews University in Berrien Springs, Michigan and the College eUniversità Villa Aurora in Florence, Italy.

Wilfred holds a Bachelor’s degree in Education and Music, with Honours, and a Master’s Degree inInternational Relations, Communication and Development, Magna Cum Laude, both from AndrewsUniversity.




Fusing TraditionsPetar Jankovic is the rarest of musicians.

While the Serbian-born classical guitarist traveled the world performing solo shows, he longed to share thatspotlight with other players.

"I just had this sheer desire to play with other people on stage, but classical guitarists just don't have thatmany chances to play with other ensembles," Jankovic says by telephone from his home in Bloomington, Ind."At one point, I just got a little tired of traveling alone and playing alone. I always liked chamber music,where you can collaborate with other people, so I wanted to come up with something to fill that void."

That something is the Petar Jankovic Ensemble, which performs Sunday at Andrews University to open theHoward Performing Arts Center's 2014-15 season.



Thursday, August 28, 2014

How Does Your Garden Roll?Debra Batson knows what she likes.

"I like everything fresh," she said on Wednesday as she bought green tomatoes, bell peppers, cabbage andother produce from the mobile farm market operated by Andrews University and Be Healthy Berrien.But Batson uses a wheelchair, and it's difficult for her to get to a grocery store. Having the mobile marketmake a weekly stop at Red Bud Ministries at 708 Red Bud Trail in Buchanan, across the street from herhome, has been a godsend.

"I'm one of their best customers," Batson said.



Tuesday, August 26, 2014

Student Writes for ASOR BlogStudying archaeology, reading books related to the subject, and obtaining good grades in archaeology relatedcourses does not turn one into a bona fide archaeologist. Having the privilege to participate in anarchaeological excavation on the field is an experience that I will be forever grateful to ASOR and the PlattFellowship donors. Although I have been studying archaeology for over a year, this is my first dig experience.



Monday, August 25, 2014


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Lessons in LeadershipWhat makes a good leader?

It's a question Skip Bell, professor of leadership studies and director of the Doctor of Ministry program atAndrews University's Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary, has pondered more than most.

Bell, who is also founding director of the Christian Leadership Center at Andrews, has traveled the worldspeaking about leadership, proudly proclaiming that he has taught the subject on every continent exceptAntarctica. About four years ago, however, Bell began brooding about the literary void on what the Bibleactually says on the topic.



Monday, August 4, 2014

Andrews Trails Featured in Outdoor ColumnThe mountain bike trail at Andrews University has been a badly kept secret for more than 20 years. ...Overthe past year or so Hodges has been working with one of the trail's earliest riders and caretakers (since1990), Bruce Jones, and several other biking volunteers to create maps, post signs and provide officialparking.



Tuesday, July 29, 2014

"Money" Ranks Andrews A Best CollegeMoney magazine announced its ranking of the best colleges in the country based on graduation rates, degreecosts and return on investment, and one Michigan university made the top 25.

The list ranked 665 of the nation's more than 1,500 public and private colleges and universities, eliminatingschools that had below-average graduation rates, insufficient data or bond ratings that indicated financialproblems, according to the magazine's editors.

Once the schools were selected, each one was ranked on affordability, quality of education andpost-graduation outcomes to determine which schools provided the highest-quality education for the bestvalue.



Thursday, June 26, 2014

Student Gardens Featured in NAD NewsOn June 9, 2014, the Mobile Farm Market, provided by the Andrews University Student Gardens, opened forbusiness for the first time, selling fresh produce in Benton Harbor for six hours.

The farmer’s market on wheels is a program sponsored by the Andrews University Student Gardens andpartially funded by a Michigan State grant as part of the Be Healthy Berrien initiative. In partnership with theBerrien County Health Department and Planning Commission, the YMCA, Lakeland Healthcare, the cities ofBuchanan, Niles and Stevensville, and United Way, the Gardens will be helping host a mobile farm market atstrategic locations within the county in an effort to bring affordable healthy food to the community.




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Wednesday, June 25, 2014

Student Gardens on Local RadioGarth Woodruff, assistant professor of horticulture and landscape design, was on a radio show earlier thisweek talking about the Student Gardens' new role within the county's Be Healthy Berrien initiative. Thisincludes the Mobile Farm Market, funded by a grant through Berrien County and a partnership with LakelandHealthcare, United Way, two local YMCAs, and the Berrien County Planning Commission.

To listen to the 5-minute interview, click the link below. If clicking the link doesn't work, right click anddownload to your computer to listen.

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Monday, June 23, 2014

Faculty Couple Publishes BookBiblical counseling is a resource for Christians who need help locating the sin in their lives and cutting it out.Authors David and Beverly Sedlacek offer the truths they have learned through years of clinical practice intheir comprehensive guide to “Cleansing the Sanctuary of the Heart.”

This book is a distillation of the biblical principles the Sedlaceks have used to heal others who have soughtcounseling for addictions, mental and emotional disorders, relationship problems and abuse.



Alumnus "Exudes Confidence"Youssef Yomtoob has yet to meet a school district on which he can’t have a positive effect.

The new School City of East Chicago superintendent, affectionately nicknamed “Dr. Joe” by those who knowhim, told the crowd of parents, teachers and administrators that everyone “is in it together” and that therewill be no “they and us” once he takes over the reins July 1. The School Board voted unanimously to offerYomtoob a five-year contract at a special meeting Friday night, the terms of which will be discussed during apublic hearing at the June 30 meeting.

Yomtoob, whose career spanned 50 years before he retired from Hawthorn School District in Vernon Hills,Illinois, said his philosophy stems from research at a district he was in during the 1970s that revealed allstudents, despite their racial or economic backgrounds, have the potential to succeed. He carried thoseprinciples everywhere he went and said he left each place a little better than he found it.



Thursday, June 19, 2014

Physics Alum Highlighted in NatureDewey Murdick (BS Physics 1999) made the news last month in the article “Text-mining offers clues tosuccess” appearing in the May 2014 issue of Nature, an International Weekly Journal of Science of highrepute. The article highlighted one of the many projects Murdick manages for the U.S. Intelligence AdvancedResearch Projects Activity (IARPA) Foresight and Understanding with Scientific Exposition (FUSE) program.

“So far, it has performed more than 2 million analyses of past data to pick out key advances," says Murdickin reference to his innovative software that reviews multilingual data from scientific, technical, and patentliterature. "From these, it has identified several hundred indicators, such as new collaborations or expressionsof excitement in text, that highlight emerging areas now."

FUSE seeks to build capabilities and methodologies that assist a diverse set of analysts (e.g., nationalsecurity, research evaluation, and business intelligence) in prioritizing new claims, methods, and technologiesfrom around the world.

To learn more about this new software and its significant predictive power which puts it on track to forecastthe launch of new products and other applications, refer to the full-text article .


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Friday, June 13, 2014

Benton Harbor: Healthy & Mobilehe Be Healthy Berrien mobile farm market, a partnership with Andrews University's student garden, is readyto roll, starting today.

The truck, carrying locally grown produce to communities with limited access to fresh foods, will run five daysa week to seven locations, reported Nicki Britten, Berrien County Health Department's director of communityhealth.

Garth Woodruff, a professor of horticulture at Andrews who oversees the student garden, said 16 items,including Swiss chard, collard greens, kale, romaine lettuce, cucumbers and herbs, will be available in thefirst weeks.

That will grow to as many as 40 as the season progresses, he said.



Debbie Michel Interviewed by Local PaperDebbie Michel has gone from growing up in Jamaica to working as a producer on various NBC news programsin New York City to now living in Berrien Springs.

She said it's been a great ride, and she is now exactly where she wants to be - in Berrien Springs working asan associate professor of communication at Andrews University.




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Prof Talks On Food Consumption vs. Production“It’s pretty well known that we’re second in crop diversity only to California,” said Lee LaVanway, president,CEO and market master of the Benton Harbor Fruit Exchange. “As a temperate zone, we’re probably numberone.”

As such, residents and tourists should be able to find a cornucopia of Michigan produce in every supermarketin the region, but taking a trip to any of the local groceries will show you that, in 2014, such is not the case.Rather, finding produce advertised as “Michigan grown” is pretty rare—even during the peaks of the variousharvest seasons.

“We have a $500 million gap between what we consume and what we produce in this county,” explainedMark Moreno, associate professor of architecture at Andrews University and founding director of the NewBerrien Food Foundation. “We’re spending $680 million, and we’re producing less than $100 million.”



Tuesday, June 10, 2014

From Graffiti to Ministry



Business Alumnus Named CEO of Medical Centerohn Harding has been named the interim CEO of Phoebe Sumter Medical Center, effective June 9.

“We are very pleased to have John come aboard and serve as the interim CEO at Phoebe Sumter as wecontinue to search for a permanent person for that role,” said Joe Austin, chief operating officer (COO) of thePhoebe Putney Health System. “He brings a wealth of knowledge and has tremendous success in leadershipin the healthcare industry, and he will be a welcomed asset not only to Phoebe Sumter but to the communityas a whole.”


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Tuesday, June 3, 2014

Art Alumna Mentors ArtistsFUSION is proud to announce its next Mentorship Program in the Toronto Region, commencing September2014. The program will culminate in an exhibition at the Ontario Craft Gallery Fall 2015. This mentorship isintended to be a significant, transformative learning experience for the participating artists.

Linda Sormin will be the mentor of this selected group. She studied ceramics at Andrews University, SheridanCollege’s Craft & Design program (Diploma in Ceramics) and Alfred University (MFA 2003).



Professor Interviewed on TorahResource RadioThis month on TorahResource Radio we interview Dr. Jacques Doukhan.

Jacques B. Doukhan was born in Algeria and educated in France, where he completed his doctorate in Hebrewlanguage and literature at the University of Strasbourg. He was then the recipient of a post doctorateresearch scholarship from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Doukhan also holds a doctorate in Old Testament exegesis from Andrews University, where he is nowprofessor of Hebrew, Old Testament exegesis, and Jewish Studies. He also is editor of L’Oliver and ShabbatShalom and director of the Institute of Jewish-Christian Studies. His books include Drinking at the Sources;The Genesis Creation Story: Its Literary Structure; Hebrew for Theologians; Secrets of Daniel, and Secrets ofRevelation. He is the editor of two journals, Shabbat Shalom and L’Olivier.

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Alumnus to Hold Art ShowFor his latest solo show, Ohio artist Lee Kirschbaum will be "coming home."

Kirschbaum's work, "Feathers and other Fine Art," will be on display Tuesday through June 28 at the KKBerge gallery in downtown Granite Falls. An artist reception will be from 7-9 p.m. Thursday, June 5.

Kirschbaum grew up on a farm outside of Granite Falls. He received a master of arts degree in mathematicsfrom Andrews University in Michigan and at the same time, he had completed the requirements for acommercial art certificate from Art Instruction Schools in Minneapolis.



Tuesday, May 27, 2014

Students Document Ice Festival; Build CommunityWhat began as a class assignment for an Andrews University film documentary class has evolved into a lotmore for students Kal Anglin and Jourdain Smith. They've discovered a love for the documentary film, andthey see their short documentary about this year's St. Joseph Magical Ice Fest as a way to bring people andcommunities together.

Read the full story, featured in the Herald Palladium, by clicking the link below.

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Monday, May 19, 2014

Andrews Alumna Named Union College PresidentUnion College has hired its first woman president. Dr. Vinita Sauder replaces John Wagner, retiring thissummer.

Dr. Vinita Sauder, currently vice president for strategic initiatives at Southern Adventist University, hasaccepted the invitation of the Union College Board of Trustees to serve as Union's next president.



Friday, May 16, 2014

Professor Develops Early Math Skills TestGetting help early is critical, but unlike reading, there are very few math assessments for young studentsthat may explain why they struggle to perform calculations such as addition and subtraction.

Now, Researchers at the University of Western Ontario have developed a two-minute screening test todetermine whether students as early as senior kindergarten have a handle on numeracy skills – and to catchthose who may be showing signs of early learning problems or who just need extra help.

The remarkably simple test was created by Daniel Ansari, the Canada Research Chair in developmentalcognitive neuroscience, and Nadia Nosworthy, now an assistant professor at Michigan’s Andrews University,because there was a need for math assessments in developing countries that did not require a computer toadminister.



Compassion PassionNurses, doctors and other hospital personnel don't always get to hear the words "thank you" from patients,but they did Thursday from motivational speaker and burn survivor Allison Massari on behalf of all patients.Massari, who survived a fiery car crash in 1998 and spent more than a year in the hospital, gave a movingtalk to Lakeland Health System employees Thursday morning in a presentation at the Howard PerformingArts Center at Andrews University. Her speech was part of Lakeland's celebration of National Hospital Week.



Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Envision Magazine Featured in PaperEnvision, a regular publication produced by the Andrews University Department of Communication, has beennamed the best mobile publication in North America by the Associated Church Press (ACP), the universityannounced.



Wednesday, May 7, 2014

Student Speaks On Nigeria KidnappingsLots of attention has come to Nigeria after the kidnapping of hundreds of schoolgirls by the terror group BokoHaram. A local woman born in Nigeria wants people to know this is not the way it normally is in her nativeland.


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Ejiro Elems came to Andrews University with her family in 2005.

She says it's okay for women to get an education in Nigeria. In fact, that's where she got her first collegedegree.

Elems says men are very respectful and protective of women in Nigeria, so she says the men involved in thekidnappings are not real Nigerians.

<<< Read and watch the whole story >>>


Professor Interviewed on Radio ShowA regular publication through the Andrews University Department of Communication was recently named thebest mobile publication in North America by the Associated Church Press. Professor Debbie Michel saysEnvision's "Best in Class" honor was one of five awards won by the student publication, up against 1,200other entries.

<<<Listen to the Interview >>>


Thursday, May 1, 2014

Bringing the Real World to GenesisThe late Siegfried Horn, who at the time was dean of the Theological Seminary at Andrews University,authored the following article. In it, we encounter reasons for thinking twice about using biblical chronologyas a measure for the age of the earth. Dr. Horn points out that many dates we rely upon prophetically arenot universally embraced for their historicity. He further notes that many dates about which there is littlecontroversy are frequently derived by relying upon secular source material—not from Scripture itself.



Thursday, April 24, 2014

Professor on Radio ShowDesmond Murray, associate professor of chemistry, talks on air about students and science. Click the linkbelow to listen.

NOTE: If the file doesn't play, try right-clicking on the file and save to your computer, then open from thesaved file to listen. Some browsers do not support the auto-play below.

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Professor Quoted in ArticleA couple articles ago I started a look at some popular food myths that have no real scientific merit. I lovethese things as they help people make better, more informed choices about food without being mislead bypopular hearsay. Here are a few more food myths for you to ponder:

Your body can’t use the protein from beans unless you eat them with rice.This is a myth that I once believed in as it pertained to how we would design complementary ingredientswhen creating new dishes. Now we know better. Proteins - which our bodies need to make everything fromnew muscle to hormones - are made up of different combinations of 20 amino acids. Thing is, our bodies canmake only 11 of these amino acids; we must get the other nine from food. Animal-based protein-rich foodslike eggs and meat provide all nine of these “essential” amino acids, but nearly all plant foods are low in atleast one. Experts used to say that to get what your body needs to make proteins, you needed to pairplant-based foods with complementary sets of amino acids - like rice and beans. Now they know that youdon’t have to eat those foods at the same meal. “If you get a variety of foods throughout the day, they all go


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into the ‘basket’ of amino acids that are available for the body to use,” says Winston J. Craig, Ph.D., R.D.,nutrition department chair at Andrews University in Berrien Springs, Michigan.



Monday, April 21, 2014

University Gardens in the NewsThe Andrews University Student Gardens is gearing up for another season of their Community SupportedAgriculture (CSA) program. The program, which will run from early June through mid-October, allowscommunity members to sign up for a weekly delivery of fresh local produce brought right to their door.

Read the full story at Leaderpub.com or the Herald Palladium .


Thursday, April 10, 2014

Summit Explores Nation's Poor"The Poor Next Door: Poverty in America" is the theme of Andrews University's third annual Summit forSocial Consciousness today through Sunday. The symposium will inform the community and provide a meansfor students and area leaders to engage in social action.



50 Years & Poverty Still There


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Monday, March 31, 2014

Something for Every PalateGood food for a good cause. That can describe a variety of food events from potlucks to bake sales. Whatmakes the Andrews University International Food Fair unique is that people can sample food from around theworld and at the same time support more than 20 international student organizations.

With sunny skies and temperatures in the 50s, people flocked to the 50th annual international food fairSunday afternoon in the Johnson Gym on the Andrews campus.

Organizers predicted that 5,000 people or more would attend the annual event and help raise $30,000 to$35,000 for student and community organizations.



Monday, March 10, 2014

Cardinals in Local Paper for WinThe Andrews University men's basketball team dominated from the opening tip to win the United StatesCollegiate Athletic Association's Dvision II national championship on Saturday night. The Cardinals (24-4)defeated No. 8-seed Penn State Veaver 73-59 for the title, Andrews' third in the past four seasons.



Wednesday, March 5, 2014

Professor Earns Statewide AwardMichigan Campus Compact (MiCC) is pleased to announce Jacquelyn Warwick, professor of marketing in theSchool of Business at Andrews University, was honored with a MiCC Faculty/Staff Community Service-Learning Award at Civic Engagement Institute 2014: Celebrating 25 Years of Connecting Campus &Community, on Monday, Feb. 3. This prestigious biennial award is the highest MiCC bestows on faculty andstaff in the state of Michigan.

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Friday, February 28, 2014

Horn Museum Featured in Local StoryIf you’ve ever driven into Berrien Springs, chances are that you’ve driven right past the Horn ArchaeologicalMuseum at Andrews University. But, have you ever stopped and gone into the unassuming building that onceserved as a bank?

If you haven’t, then you have no idea the ancient treasures that lie inside, waiting to be discovered byvisitors, just as they were discovered by archeologists on desert digs.

“We have quite a nice collection, actually,” said Dr. Constance Gane, curator of the museum and assistantprofessor of archaeology and Old Testament at Andrews. “Altogether, we have almost 9,000 artifacts.”




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Alumna Publishes BookTracy Weakly, a McMinnville, Oregon, resident, recently published a book titled The Mission Through God'sEyes. The book presents the life and death of Christ in a narrative format from the perspective of theinteraction of each member of the Trinity—God the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

It was Weakly’s study of Jesus’ life that prompted her to write this book. As she dug deeper into the Bibleand other commentaries, she began to imagine how a triune God experienced the events. Based on herresearch of Jesus’ life and the culture of that time, Weakly weaves in insights about the customs of Jesus’day as she tells the familiar Bible stories as first-person accounts from each member of the Trinity.



Alumnus Receives AwardAcclaimed surgeon Dr. Stephen Yoo from Los Angeles Colon and Rectal Surgical Associates has been listedamongst the high caliber doctors chosen for the SuperDoctors Rising Stars Award. This award is an initiativeto honor top doctors from different fields of specialization based on independent research and selection bypeers. All doctors selected for the SuperDoctors Rising Stars Award will very soon be featured online as wellas in traditional media. Los Angeles Colon and Rectal Surgical Associates have expressed their deepsatisfaction about the feat achieved by Dr. Yoo, one of their top surgeons.




Alum Serves Local CommunityWhen Tonya Snyder graduated from Andrews University in June 2000, she headed right to the BerrienRegional Education Service Agency without missing a proverbial beat.However, the path to a public relations degree took time to emerge, as Snyder said."If my current self were to visit my college or high school self, I would probably not believe the career path Ifind myself in," Snyder said, laughing. "I pictured myself more along the journalism side, or (being) theauthor of a book."These days, Snyder wears two hats.




Alumna Published in Academic JournalDanielle Burton ('08; '13) recently published a paper in The Journal of Difference Equations and Applications,and was subsequently chosen as the Mathematics Article of the Week from all Taylor & Francis journals.

Click here for her abstract and additional information.


Student Gardens Partner with Health DepartmentIf the people can't get to the farm, bring the farm to the people.

That's the philosophy behind a new partnership between the Berrien County Health Department and AndrewsUniversity's student garden to operate a mobile farmers' market this year.

Garth Woodruff, an Andrews horticulture instructor who oversees the garden project, said it is unbelievablethat there are people in Berrien County who can't get freshly grown produce.

"It is shocking to me that in this county, where 90 percent of the land is used for agriculture, where you can'tfind better vegetable growing land in the region, and probably the United States, you would have fooddeserts in areas such as Berrien Springs, Benton Harbor and Niles," Woodruff said.


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Friday, February 14, 2014

Faculty Member Wins International CompetitionThe Jonas Center for Nursing Excellence, Khan Academy, and the American Association of Colleges of Nursingare pleased to announce that 14 individuals have been selected to join a select group of educators working totransform how health education is delivered across disciplines around the globe. The partnering organizationslaunched an international competition last fall to generate interest among health profession students, faculty,and practitioners in creating innovative healthcare tutorials with videos and exercises, which will be madeavailable for free through the Khan Academy website. This content will support graduates of nursingprograms in preparation for the NCLEX-RN exam.

The competition received almost 100 submissions from individuals around the world, emerging from over 60hospitals and academic institutions. Competition submissions represented the disciplines of medicine,nursing, pharmacy, dentistry, public health, and graduate studies in biological science. The competitionwinners include Leslie Samuel, physical therapy instructor at Andrews University, among others.

Read the full story by clicking the attachment below or click here to read an online article.

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



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."

Read the full article by bestcolleges.com where Andrews ranks 14 out of 50 colleges and universities in theUnited States for diversity.



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.


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


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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 >>>


WSJM: Class Holds Benefit Garage SaleAfter pausing to reflect on what you're thankful for this holiday weekend, Andrews University asks you togather up the belongings you may no longer need around the house. <<< Read the full story >>>



Professor Speaks on Retention in the ChurchSpectrum Magazine

With one third of baptized Seventh-day Adventist church members slipping out the back door, officials at theGeneral Conference have decided it is time to address the issue in a major way. To do so, academicresearchers and church administrators are meeting this week in Silver Spring to discuss the data and suggesta strategy to reverse the trend during the “Summit on Nurture and Retention, 2013: Discipling, Retaining,and Reclaiming." ... Andrews University Professor David Sedlacek provided the literature review of whyChristians leave the Church, particularly young people. <<< Read the full story >>>



News Story Helps Student Find Family in PhilippinesTyphoon Haiyan ravaged the Philippines last Friday, and many people are still trying to find out if their lovedones are alive. After a week of searching Rebecca Nicolas found out her family is okay.

Nicolas is a student at Andrews University and she has been waiting to hear from her family for over a week.





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Filipino Community Rallies & PraysWhen Typhoon Haiyan hit the Philippines last Friday, it hit pretty close to home for a group of AndrewsUniversity students. Members of the Andrews Filipino International Association are working hard this week toraise funds for disaster relief while waiting for word about loved ones. <<<Read the full story >>>



ABC 57 on Andrews Connections to PhilippinesThe Red Cross is estimating that nearly 10,000 people in the Philippines are dead after Typhoon Haiyandestroyed most of Tacloban City. Local residents have been trying to get in touch with relatives to see if theyare okay.

After three long days, Eia Racasa finally heard from her family in Tacloban City.

Racasa says waiting to hear whether her family survived has been terrifying.

She says her friends at Andrews University have helped her cope.

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The Median is the MessageChanging M-139 through Berrien Springs and Oronoko Township can make a big difference when it comes toencouraging private development in the corridor, researchers concluded. Andrews University professorAndrew Von Maur reported results of the M-139 corridor study Wednesday. <<<Read the full story >>>


Monday, November 4, 2013

News Dispatch: Singers Open Fine Arts SeriesThe opening concert in the 2013-2014 Fine Arts Series of the Presbyterian Church of La Porte will feature theAndrews University Singers, directed by Stephen Zork.

The concert will be 4pm CST Sunday. Child care will be provided and there will be a free-will offering and areception after the concert to meet the choir members and their director. <<< Read the full story >>>




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Alumna Named First Female Adventist Conference PresidentA woman has been named president of a Seventh-day Adventist church conference for the first time in thedenomination’s 150-year history.

Pastor Sandra Roberts was elected 72-28 as president of the Southeastern California Conference (SECC) at aconstituency session held on Sunday at La Sierra University church in Riverside, California.

Pastor Roberts has spent the last 10 years serving as the SECC’s executive secretary. Since receiving herMasters degree from Andrews University in 1984, she has worked as a teacher, chaplain, youth director andpastor... <<<Read full story >>>


Music Professor Performs at SAU"The Southern Adventist University's Symphony Orchestra, led by Laurie Redmer Minner, will present a freeconcert with special guest violinist Carla Trynchuk on Sunday, Nov. 10, at 7:30 p.m. in the CollegedaleChurch of Seventh-day Adventists." ... <<<Read the full story >>>



University Singers Open 2014 Fine Arts SeriesThe opening concert in the 2013-14 Fine Arts Series of the Presbyterian Church of La Porte will featuring theAndrews University Singers, directed by Stephen Zork. ...The event will take place at 4 p.m. Nov. 3.Childcare will be provided and there will be a free-will offering and a reception after the concert to meet thechoir members and their director. <<< Read the full story >>>



Student Publishes Article on U.S. News OnlineAndrews University English major Katelyn Ruiz has published many articles on U.S. News Online; for a fulllisting of her publications there, click here . Her most recent article is linked below.

3 Lessons for International Students About Dating in the U.S.

Understanding the influences and misunderstandings that come from crossed signals is the key to happier,more successful college friendships. Dating rituals and expectations for casual friendships are shaped bywhere we come from as well.

International students who encounter people from other countries know that it makes sense to pay attentionto those expectations. <<<Read the full story >>>




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Alumnus Awarded CAP Distinguished Service AwardThe College of American Pathologists (CAP) awarded Alfred Lui, MD, FCAP, a pathologist from Torrance,Calif., with the CAP Distinguished Service Award at a special ceremony Oct. 12, 2013, in Orlando, Fla., at CAP'13: The Pathologists' Meeting. Lui, an Andrews University alumnus, was recognized for his leadership in thesuccessful promotion of private pathology practices and his ongoing contributions to organized pathology atthe local, state and national levels.

Read the full story by clicking the attachment below.



CollegeClasses Reports on MPH Accreditation ProcessThis summer, Andrews University applied to begin the accreditation process of their Master of Public Health inNutrition and Wellness degree program, through the Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH). In lateSeptember, they learned that their request had been approved. ...The program at Andrews University standsout from others offered online across the country, university representatives say, because the programemphasizes a vegetarian lifestyle and wellness. Rudatsikira said that this program is the first of its kind in theUnited States, offered entirely online and focusing on nutrition and wellness. ... <<<Read the full story>>>


ADRA Reports on Student Visit



"We're in the midst of a food revolution"HeraldPalladium.com:

Most of us don't think about food as being political and having social justice implications, but maybe weshould. That was the message brought to Andrews University by author, nutritionist and consumer activistMarion Nestle. Nestle, a public health and sociology professor at New York University, said despite problemssuch as obesity and food insecurity, she's hopeful that people's attitudes and actions are changing for thebetter... <<<Read the full story>>>



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Chanticleer, dubbed "the world's reigning male chorus" by The New Yorker magazine, will bring their newshow "She Said/He Said" on Tuesday to Andrews University's Howard Performing Arts Center... <<<Read the full story>>>



Students Explore Local ArchitectureStudents from the School of Architecture, Art & Design explored nearby architecture and were featured in alocal paper. Read the full story here .


Washington Post Notes Andrews' RankingThe Washington Post listed Andrews' move upwards ten places in the U.S. News & World Report 2014 CollegeRankings. View the full article here .



Student Interviewed in "Bahamas Weekly"Bahamian artist and illustrator Jace Mckinney began a new chapter in his career this year; he returned to theclassroom to pursue studies in Theology at Andrews University in Michigan. Over the past few months, thisexperience has not merely enriched his spiritual life, but also informed his creative practice.

Jace was the 2012 winner of the prestigious Central Bank of The Bahamas Art Competition’s open categoryunder the theme ‘Redefining the Landscape”. He is currently preparing for his upcoming show ‘DecodingSalvation’ at the bank’s gallery this September.

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Gyeresi spent the first 13 years of his career working as a pastor and church administrator in Romania, and the last13 years of his life working at Andrews University Press. Credit: Family photo

Andrew McChesney News editor, Adventist Review

Erno Gyeresi, who worked 13 years as a pastor in Romania and 13 years at AndrewsUniversity Press, dies after a struggle with cancer.

Posted February 2, 2015

Erno Gyeresi, a Romanian pastor-turned-business executive who became a key force behind the popular AndrewsStudy Bible, has died after a long struggle with cancer. He was 54.

Gyeresi died peacefully on Sabbath afternoon, Jan. 31, at his home in Niles, Michigan, with his family by his side, hisfamily said.

Gyeresi spent the first 13 years of his career working as a pastor and church administrator in Romania, and the last13 years of his life working at Andrews University Press, where he served as managing editor of the Andrews StudyBible, first released in the New King James Version in 2010.

He also was the managing editor of the same Bible in the New International Version (forthcoming); editorial consultantfor the Romanian edition of the Bible (2014); and managing editor of the Andrews Bible Commentary (forthcoming).

At the same time, he worked as associate director responsible for business management and marketing at AndrewsUniversity Press.

“His influence as both a theologian and businessman on the work of the church’s only regularly established academicpublishing house will long be felt through our roster of important works in the last 13 years, and particularly throughthe ministry of the Andrews Study Bible,” said Ronald Knott, director of Andrews University Press.

“The listing of his name in such a vital position in every one of the scores of thousands of copies of the Bible thathave been distributed around the world is only a token acknowledgment of the truly profound influence he had on thedevelopment of that landmark publication,” Knott said Monday.

Gyeresi, born on Feb. 27, 1960, in Nyaradszereda, Romania, gave up a promising career in mathematics to follow inthe footsteps of his father, grandfather, and eight other family members in working for the Seventh-day AdventistChurch.

He made the decision while simultaneously studying mathematics and theology in Bucharest, Romania. He workedas a local pastor and church administrator for 13 years in the North Transylvania Conference after graduating with anundergraduate degree from the Adventist seminary in Bucharest in 1985.

“As a faithful servant of the Lord, Erno touched many lives during his years of ministry,” his family said in a statement.

In 1998, Gyeresi moved to Berrien Springs, Michigan, and completed all but his doctoral dissertation in systematictheology at the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary at Andrews University by the early 2000s. He obtainedan MBA from Andrews in 2009.

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Meanwhile, he started working at AndrewsUniversity Press as a student and was promotedto associate director in 2011.

But he probably will be best remembered for hiscontribution to the Andrews Study Bible.

“I valued Erno’s careful, quiet, yet insightfulobservations and suggestions. When Ernospoke, it was good to pay attention,” said GeraldA. Klingbeil, who worked with Gyeresi as acontributor to the Andrews Study Bible and oneof the associate editors of the Andrews BibleCommentary. Klingbeil also is an associate editorat the Adventist Review and Adventist World.

“While Erno’s death appears to be a point victoryof the archenemy of human life and happiness,”Klingbeil said, “I am looking forward toresurrection morning when we will praise theLamb whose sacrifice made victory sure.”

Erno is survived by his wife of 29 years, IldikoGyeresi; his son, Lehel Gyeresi, of Houston,Texas; his daughter, Harmat Beebe, of AltamonteSprings, Florida; his parents, Iosif and MartaGyeresi, of Tirgu Mures, Romania, and his sister,Judit Dan, of Madrid, Spain.

A memorial service will be held at 4 p.m.Sabbath, Feb. 7, in the chapel of theSeventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary atAndrews University.

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Memorial Service for Robert & Ilea McDanielThe memorial service for Bob and Ilea McDaniel will be on Sunday, March 1, at 2 p.m., in the PioneerMemorial Church. Longtime members of this congregation, Bob and Ilea were active in the community and oncampus. Robert spent 37 years as "Barber Bob" in the barber shop next to the University Bookstore and Ileaworked in Custodial Services here on campus. Their untimely death while returning home from the holidays istempered by the memory of their gracious living. Join the family from across the nation on March 1, as weremember and look forward to the “blessed hope” of Jesus’ return.

You can read a news report on the accident here .

Their obituary can be found here .

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Scott Moncrieff's Father DiedRobert E. Moncrieff, father of Scott Moncrieff, professor of English, passed away last week in Loma Linda,California. He was born in China in 1926 where he lived for the first 13 years of his life. He attended AndrewsAcademy after returning from China, and served in the army in WWII, mainly stationed on Guam in theSouth Pacific.

Returning after the war, Robert completed a business degree at La Sierra and married. He later went back toschool and received a medical technologist degree, worked in a lab and decided to go to medical school. Hegraduated from Loma Linda with his MD in 1967, specializing in pathology and blood banking, and worked atLoma Linda University for many years as the chief medical consultant for the blood bank, giving occasionallectures to med tech and medical students.

For over twenty years Robert had Parkinson's disease, and his quality of life was severely diminished for thelast three quarters of that time. He was a kind, patient, generous and attentive father, and though not agreat reader outside of medical books, US News and World Report and Time Magazine, Robert loved wordsand helped stimulate his son's interest in them.

The memorial service is scheduled to be held at the Brian S. Bull Pathology Building in Redlands, CA onSaturday, February 7, 2015 at 3:30 p.m.

Thank you for keeping the Moncrieff family in your prayers as they say goodbye to a beloved father.



Death of Erno GyeresiErno Gyeresi, associate director of Andrews University Press, died surrounded by family shortly before 1 p.m.on Sabbath, January 31. Erno’s death followed a long battle with cancer.

A memorial service will be held on Saturday, February 7, at 4 p.m. in the chapel of the Seventh-dayAdventist Theological Seminary at Andrews University in Berrien Springs, Michigan, Visitation with the familywill begin a half hour before the service.

Our prayers and thoughts go out to Ildiko Gyeresi, Financial Records accountant, her son Lehel and daughterHarmat, and other family, friends and colleagues at this time of loss.

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You may leave a message for the Gyeresi family in the Comments section.

Condolences for the family may be sent to:Ildiko Gyeresi2426 Jody Rae StNiles MI [email protected]

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial gifts be made to:Pioneer Memorial Church (Christian Education Fund)8655 University BlvdBerrien Springs MI 49103

Erno Gyeresi Obituary1960–2015

Erno Gyeresi, 54, died peacefully on Saturday afternoon, January 31, at his home in Niles, Michigan, with hisfamily by his side. Erno’s death followed a long battle with cancer.

He was born on February 27, 1960, in Nyaradszereda, Romania to Iosif and Marta (Csongvay) Gyeresi. Ernoearned his high school diploma from Bolyai Farkas Theoretical Lyceum in June of 1979. Later that year, hewas accepted into the Babes-Bolyai University Faculty of Mathematics program. Before he could begin hisundergraduate program, he completed nine months of mandatory military service. In June of 1985, Ernofulfilled all degree requirements for a BS in Mathematics, except for his final thesis. His natural and widelyrecognized aptitude for a bright career in mathematics was balanced by a calling to the gospel ministry, acalling pursued by his father, a grandfather and a total of 10 members of his extended family. So whileworking on his mathematics degree, Erno concurrently attended the Seventh-day Adventist TheologicalSeminary in Bucharest, Romania, where he graduated in June of 1985 with an undergraduate degree intheology. By the early 2000s, he had completed all but his dissertation for a PhD in Systematic Theologyfrom Andrews University, and in 2009 he completed a Master of Business Administration with an emphasis inmarketing, also from Andrews.

Erno married Ildiko Ilona Galfi on August 4, 1985, in Tirgu Mures, Romania. They lived in Cluj Napoca for 13years, where Erno served in various roles in the Seventh-day Adventist Church as a pastor andsecretary/treasurer for the North Transylvania Conference. As a faithful servant of the Lord, Erno touchedmany lives during his years of ministry. In 1998, he moved his family to Berrien Springs, Michigan, to attendthe Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary at Andrews University. As a student, Erno worked in severaldepartments, including Physics Enterprises, the James White Library, and Andrews University Press. In 2005,he began full-time employment at the Press, and in 2011 he was named associate director, responsible for allbusiness management and marketing.

In addition to his service as a pastor and church administrator in Romania, Erno’s professional influence andlegacy will long be felt for his 13 years at Andrews University Press. Most significantly, he was the managingeditor of the “Andrews Study Bible,” first released in the New King James Version in 2010; managing editor ofthe same study Bible in the New International Version (forthcoming); editorial consultant for the Romanianedition of the study Bible (2014); and managing editor of the “Andrews Bible Commentary” (forthcoming). Allof this was in addition to his profound editorial and business influence on the regular operations of the Press,the only regularly established academic publishing house operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Erno is survived by his wife of 29 years, Ildiko Gyeresi of Niles, Michigan; his son Lehel Gyeresi of Houston,Texas; his daughter Harmat (Kyle) Beebe of Altamonte Springs, Florida; his parents Iosif and Marta Gyeresiof Tirgu Mures, Romania, and his sister Judit (Viorel) Dan of Madrid, Spain.

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Thanks from President & Mrs. AndreasenTo our many friends in the university and the community:

Demetra and I wish to express our heartfelt appreciation for the many thoughtful expressions of sympathywe have received and continue to receive following the death of my mother last month. The cards, e-mails,phone calls, kind words along the way and warm handshakes have been overwhelming, encouraging andcomforting.

Thank you so much.

Demetra and Niels-Erik Andreasen



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By Kyle Bloyd January 6, 2015, 11:48 am

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Two killed in Newton County crash

NEWTON COUNTY, Ind. (WLFI) — Two people killed in a crash in Newton County Monday morning have nowbeen identified.

The Newton County Coroner said Robert and Ilea McDaniel, of Berrien Springs, Michigan, died after their carcollided with a van on State Road 10, near County Road 475 West.

Five people in the van were taken to a medical center in Kankakee with injuries that are not believed to belife-threatening.

Autopsies are scheduled for Wednesday in Tippecanoe County.

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Date of Death - January 5, 2015

Robert L. McDaniel, 86, and his wife, Ilea A. McDaniel, 77, of Berrien Springs, died Monday, January 5,2015, in an auto accident in Newton County, Indiana. Memorial services will be announced at a later date.Allred Funeral Home in Berrien Springs is serving the family, and online messages may be left atwww.allredfuneralhome.com. Memorials may be made to Your Story Hour, where Bob was a frequentcontributor. Bob and Ilea married in 1961. He had two daughters (Sherry and Janice), and he adopted Ilea'stwo children (Kevin and Karen). Surviving are Janice (William) Watts of Washington, Illinois; Kevin(Susan) McDaniel of Montana; Karen McDaniel of California; six grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Sherry McDaniel preceded them in death in 2009. Bob was born November 27, 1928, to Rayand Fannie McDaniel in Petersburg, Illinois, where he graduated from high school in 1947. In 1950 he wentto barber college and began barbering in 1951. After losing his job in 1953 because he had become aSeventh-day Adventist and would not work on Saturday, he moved his family to Berrien Springs. He servedhis residency, wrote the Michigan barber exam and went to work with Charlie Martz in 1954. In 1959 he wasoffered the operation of the Barber Shop on the campus of Emmanuel Missionary College (now AndrewsUniversity), which he operated until 2007 when he sold, and he worked part-time until February of 2008.Bob liked sports, and while working at the university, he played softball, volleyball, basketball, racquetballand golf. As he got older, he gave up the fast sports for golf, which he enjoyed playing well into his mid-80s.He and Ilea both enjoyed gardening and sharing their produce with neighbors and friends. In addition to hischildren, he is survived by a sister, Lois (Kenny) White of Petersburg. He was preceded in death by hisparents; a brother, Gerald; and a sister, Carol Haynes. Ilea was born February 18, 1937, in Madison,Wisconsin, to Harold and Solane Ahlers. She graduated from Wisconsin Academy in 1955, and shortly after,her father sold the farm and moved the family to Berrien Springs for education. Ilea worked at VM inBenton Harbor, and later at Andrews University in the Library and for Custodial Services. She completedher pilot training and soloed, and earned her pilot's license. Additional survivors include her brothers, Floyd(Irene) Ahlers of Berrien Springs and Larry Crawford of Owosso; sisters, Joyce Shepard of Owosso andBonnie McGowan of McLaughlin, SD. She was preceded in death by her parents; her stepmother, Dorothy;and brother, Lloyd Ahlers.

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CRAVE: How to get what you really wantAn open discussion on desire and faith When: Feb 6 - Mar 6 Fridays and Sundays from 5:30-7:30pm Open tothe Public FREE FOOD and LIVE MUSIC each night! We don't want anyone to miss out on this so if you needTRANSPORTATION let us know, we'll get you a ride. For AU students, you can get CO-CURRICULAR CREDITfor attending!! Discussion Topics will include: The Mystery of Desire Dreams Do Come True InfiniteSatisfaction The Source of Addictions and others! If you need a ride or have any questions.. let us know!

RSVP Here: https://facebook.com/events/809036042501063

Jeff: [email protected]; 269.815.0115

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Bread 4 Life Bakery RelocationBread 4 Life Bakery will be re-locating. Please see the attachment for more information.

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Village Church for February 7First Worship - 8:30 a.m.Second Worship 11:20 amSpeaker - Pastor Ron KellySermon - "Family S.O.S.: Old Fogies in the Fast Lane."

Place - Village SDA Church635 St Joseph Ave. Berrien Springs, MIContact person - Elizabeth TanPhone - 471-7795



Stronger than Before: A Gift of HopeFirst Congregational Church UCC will host a benefit concert titled "Stronger than Before: A Gift of Hope" onSunday, Feb. 22 at 4:30 p.m. The church is located at 2001 Niles Avenue in St. Joseph, Michigan.

The concert will feature uplifting music that is based on “HOPE” and will benefit two cancer organizations anda bereavement center, which provide needed services and support for people and their caregivers dealingwith cancer and grief. We are supporting Handles of Hope, associated with the Marie Yeager Cancer Center ofLakeland HealthCare, Berrien County Cancer Services, and Lory’s Place Grief Healing and Education Center.

It is common for people to be affected by cancer, either in their immediate family or their circle ofacquaintances. Paul Flyger, the church’s director of music ministry, says he is “excited to work on this projectbecause it has potential to speak to anyone. My family was affected by my father’s battle with pancreaticcancer.”

First Congregational Church is indirectly connected to these organizations through three of its members: LisaBartoszek, director of Lory’s Place; Ruth Beach, founder of the Handles of Hope project; and David Resch, avolunteer for the annual bike ride at the Berrien County Cancer Services. The concert’s aim is both to supportthese organizations and to provide an opportunity to come together and celebrate the power of healing and


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joy generated by uplifting music.

The concert will include both choral and instrumental music and will feature the First Congregational ChurchChancel Choir, under the direction of Stephen Zork and the Alleluia and Jubilate Ringers, under the directionof Paul Flyger. Guest musicians include Mike Perkins (alto saxophone) and Beth Oeseburg (violin) fromStevensville, Christina Gibson (flute) from Niles, and Janene Bergen-Bock (soprano) from Chicago. She willsing Olivia Newton-John’s “Stronger than Before,” the cover title for Newton-John’s album of inspiration andencouragement for women who have dealt with breast cancer, written after her personal cancer experience.

The local jazz combo, Jazzmin II, under the direction of Steven Reed, will perform three well-known tunes ina jazz setting.

The Andrews University Singers, under the direction of Stephen Zork, will perform the center piece of theprogram, “This House of Peace,” composed by Ralph M. Johnson and commissioned for the opening of SacredHeart Medical Center (Portland, Oregon) in 2008. The words are from patients and family members, and thecomposition is dedicated to all healthcare givers.

The First Congregational Church UCC has served the St. Joseph community with music and other ministriesfor 160 years. Weekly Sunday worship is at 10:25 a.m. with childcare provided from 9:15 am. Moreinformation is available at www.fccstjoseph.org or 269-983-5519.

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Niles Westside Church Service for Feb. 7Niles 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 7: Pastor Darrel le Roux, Speaker


Scrapbooking TogetherJoin other cardmakers and scrapbookers for an afternoon of fun on Sunday, February 22 from 1 to 5 pm inthe PMC Commons. Bring the project you are working on and your favorite snack. We provide free chocolateand prizes. You say "I'm not at cardmaker or scrapbooker but I need to sort pictures." Bring your picturesand join us.

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Free Counseling Services (available a bit longer)The Andrews Community Counseling Center (ACCC) still has openings for a number of new clients for abit longer. Graduate practicum students provide FREE services and have training in counseling adults,adolescents and children.

Each counselor is supervised by a trained mental-health professional.

Types of referral issues accepted include (among others):

relationship issuesdepressionanxietyadjusting to changesacademic challengesbehavioral concernssocial skills problemsbullying problems (victims and perpetrators)parent-child conflictmany others

Counselors work with children, teens, or adults; with individuals, couples, or families. We even have a playtherapy room to accommodate young clients. Therapy sessions are completely confidential.

To make an appointment or if you have any questions, please contact the ACCC at 269-471-6238. If theACCC is closed, please leave a message (which is kept confidential) and someone will return your call as soonas possible.


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All Nations Church Service for Jan. 31All Nations SDA Adventist Church4259 East Snow RoadBerrien Springs, MI 49103(269) 473-4400

January 31: Diversity SabbathSpeaker: Elder Jay Gallimore

Sabbath School: 9:30 a.m.Church Service: 11 a.m.

Adventist Youth Program: 4:00 p.m.Family Life Ministry Meeting: 6:00 p.m.


A song for HaitiBerrien Community is invited to a Fundraising Concert for Pregnant Haitian Women at the Berrien SpringsUnited Methodist. All donations are tax deductible and will go towards a well established Health Center forPregnant Women in Haiti.

310 West Mars St. Berrien Springs, MI 49103

Saturday, February 07, 2015

Time: 5:00p.m.

Refreshments will be served.

Contact Ernst Jacques at 269-362-5703 for more info.


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Eau Claire Church Service for Jan. 31Eau Claire SDA Church6562 Naomi RoadEau Claire, MI 49111

Sabbath Speaker: Jason JohnsonSermon Title: "The Lion Roars"

Church Service 10:50 amSabbath School 9:15 am




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Village Church for January 31First Worship - 8:30 a.m.Second Worship 11:20 amSpeaker - Pastor Ron KellySermon - "Family S.O.S.: It Doesn’t Take An Expert"

Place - Village SDA Church635 St Joseph Ave. Berrien Springs, MIContact person - Elizabeth TanPhone - 471-7795


CACTUSVILLE Children's Worship this Saturday!CACTUSVILLE Children's worship returns this Saturday at 4pm at Andrews Academy. Open to kids K-5thgrade to have a great time learning about God. We'll have live music, puppets, stories, crafts, snacks andmore! Invite a friend!

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FUNDRAISING/SCHOLARSHIP3ABN NEW RELEASE SPECIAL EDITION DVD/CD

"HALLELUJAH WE'RE HOME AT LAST"

STUDENT FUNDRAISING

Information:

Phone: (269)815-5213

Cell: (269)338-6689

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Bread 4 Life a 100% Organic & Gluten Free Bakery will be re-locating from the South Bend Farmer's Market and celebrating its Grand Opening on Monday, February 16th, 2015 from 9 am-6 pm at: 2454 Miracle Lane, Mishawaka IN (in the Town & Country Shopping Centre).

As healthy eating is part of her lifestyle, owner Naomi Weekes strongly believes engaging in healthy eating habits, along with regular physical activity should be a lifestyle; that a nutritional lifestyle can improve a person’s overall health. She also adds that engaging in healthy eating habits can help to manage weight effectively, prevent life-threatening diseases and add years to their life.

All of Bread 4 Life Products are baked from scratch, with freshly milled flour, all natural, organic products and lots of love. At this Grand Opening There will be great tasting Healthy Breads, Cookies and Muffins etc with No Preservatives. So you don't want to miss this exciting event. For more information please contact Cathy Nilli at (574) 299-5100 or email [email protected].

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House for Sale

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Sunday, December 14, 2014

House for Sale: 4685 GreenfieldHome Near Andrews University FOR SALE!

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One-BR Apt. For Rentone bedroom apartment for rent

one miles from Andrews campus (maple wood)

Features:

1 Bedroom Living/Dining Area NO PETS airconditioner heater very clean bathroom next to laundry

Included:

All Utilities Price: $380/month

if you want to live, contact me.

tel) 269.277.4269

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Looking for ApartmentMy fiance and I are looking for an apartment. I will be moving in first and after our wedding in late June hewill be joining me. He will be finishing up his last year of school and graduating in May 2016. We are lookingfor something in the price range of $550, all utilities included. Due to allergies the apartment needs to be asmoke free and animal free place. I am looking at moving to the apartment in March if possible.

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Maplewood lease takeoverMaplewood apartment

including a/c, water, elctronic etc,rent fee is 377.5

If you interested in contact to me.

you can move right now !

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Room for RentLooking for a female roommmate for a two bedroom furnished apartment in Beechwood, Andrews UniversityApartments.

The rent is $365.00 monthly, everything included.

Please contact me for more information if you are interested.

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Looking for a house or apartment for RentMy husband and I are looking for a house or appartment for Rent (3 bed and 1 1/2 bath), with all utilitiesincluded.

We are willing to pay between $600-700 monthly. My husband is in the Seminary program online and I amdoing my MPH in Nutrition and Wellness online also. We are moving the first week of May to the area ofAndrews University and we need a place to live. We have a 3 year old boy and a baby girl infant of a lessthan a month old when we move there.

Please if anyone knows of a good place and a good neighboorhood to live with a park close by please contactme. I have search on the different areas for appartments, I have found only one that we are not sure if wewill get it because we are in a waiting list.

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On-Campus Apartment for RentI need someone to take over my lease at Maplewood apartment A61. I need to leave ASAP and my lease isup to May 2015. It's a 2 bedroom unfurnished wiht new carpet and newly renovated kitchen. Rent is $665 allutilities included.

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Looking for a place to live...Looking for a 3 bedroom apartment or house near the university. We will be moving to Andrews for the MDivprogram in April. If you know of a place or are needing to get out of your lease, please contact me.

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In Need of Rental HouseI am an incoming Mdiv student arriving at the beginning of May. My wife and I are looking for a 2-3 bedroomhome to rent for $600-700 a month as close as possible to Andrews University. Please contact me [email protected] if you have a home you think we'd be interested in! Thanks!

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Two-Bedroom Apartment for RentFour miles from Andrews campus

Features:

2 Oversized Bedrooms Living/Dining Area Outdoor Patio Applicances: Fridge, Stove, Microwave

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Lost a pair of glassesI have lost a pair of glasses in the Room 200 of Nethery Hall on January 22. The case is yellow with Chinesewords on it. The glasses frame is black and blue. If you have seen it or found it, pease call me (626)-510-0557 or take it to the CIEP office, which is across the Room 200 of Nethery Hall. Thank you.

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Biology Textbook found in Newbold AuditoriumA Biology textbook along with a spiral notebook was found in Newbold Auditorium on Friday morningNovember 21. It has been turned into the CAS Dean's Office in Nethery Hall #135.

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Found: CameraIf you misplaced your camera over the summer, I may have it. Email to identify.

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Missing DogMissing Dog

Dog Name: Payton

Description:8 month old. female, mixed breed. Brown short hair. Looks like part boxer in face. Slim and about 18" to24" in height. Very friendly.

Additional information: When lost the dog was wearing a purple collar. The collar had a name tag for the dog. The tag had hername on it (Payton Tucker) and also had my phone number, 269-277-2706. Also the dog had a metal chaintype leash about 3 feet long.

Location Lost:At about 530pm on Saturday October 11-2014 I was with the dog at the dog park in Kiwanis in St. Joseph

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Double deck bed for saleIncluding 2 mattresses

price: $100

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Safety Bicycle for SaleSafety Bicycle

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Honda Odyssey for saleYear: 2004 Make: Honda Color: GoldModel: Odyssey EX (Automatic Sliding Doors)

Mileage: About 121,800

Condition : Very good, no accidents. I changed the tires last year. New Battery. Changed Engine timing belt kit with water pump

Cost : $ 5,500

I'm the second owner.

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Saturday, January 31, 2015

Used Book Sale

1. Holistic Small Groups Textbook by Dr. Don James: $25 for all(Likely NEW)-Holistic Small Group I, II

-The Keys for positive relationships

-Our Blessing List

2. Foundations of Biblical Spirituality: $20 included CD (LikelyNEW) By. Dr. Joseph Kidder

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Apple iPhone 5 For Sale - UNLOCKED, NO CONTRACTiphone 5 for sale. In super physical condition, a few edge scraps, but NO screen cracks, NO screen scratches,NO back side damages, NO camera damage, NO water damage! GREAT CONDITION! Battery life is terrible,but you can purchase a portable charger elsewhere. Otherwise phone is awesome sauce.

This is a verizon phone but its UNLOCKED, NO CONTRACT needed, just have verizon turn it on for you andpay month to month or whatever you want to do.

$200 OBO - first come first serve, cash only, get it before is GONE!

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Kia Sedona 2010 LXKia Sedona 2010 LX

Excellent condition

New Tires (Nov 2014)

DVD System (two screens/two dvds players)

Hitch System for Cargo Installed.

Mileage: 98,000

Asking Price: $8,000

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Furniture itemsFor sale:

Dresser $160

Nightstand $40

Crib $50

Tv stand $50

Childrens table $5

Chair $10

Towel rack $5


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Popcorn machineGreat condition from clean, smoke-free home.

Affordable prices, do your research and you'll find that out.

Nostalgia 50's Style Stir Popper: market price $43.07 asking $25.

Interested? Come and make us an offer.

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MOVING SALEMOVING SALE THIS THURSDAY JANUARY/29 AND FRIDAY JANUARY/30

ITEMS FOR SALE MOST LESS THAN $ 5.00 DOLLARS.

WINTER COATS, CLOTHES, FURNITURE, BOOKS, SMALL GOODS.

Appointment:

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Air-conditoner for saleLG 5000 BTU Window Air conditioner LW5012J


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Accompanist Job AvailableWesley United Methodist Church, a downtown congregation in Niles, MI, is seeking to hire an accompanist forChoir rehearsal and Sunday morning Worship. The ideal candidate for this salaried, part-time positionwould be proficient in organ and piano, with an affinity for choir and congregational accompaniment.Resumes may be mailed to the attention of Rev. Cathi Huvaere, 302 Cedar St, Niles, MI 49120 or sent to herby email at [email protected]. Resumes are preferred by February 22.

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Looking for live-in female caregiverLooking for patient, caring, Christian woman to provide live-in 24-hr. total care for an elderly patient onhospice in Berrien Springs. Medical or nursing background or experience is highly desired. Call or email formore information.

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Part-time Housekeeper WantedPioneer Memorial Church is looking for a dependable person to work part-time in the housekeepingdepartment. To apply stop by the church office during regular office hours and fill out an application.

Note: This is considred an off-campus job.

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Caregiver for Elderly ManLooking to hire someone to assist an elderly man as needed to the bathroom during the night from 10 pm-6am. For more details call 269-313-6119.

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Safety CoordinatorGreat Lakes Forest Products is currently recruiting for a motivated and enthusiastic Safety Coordinator. TheSafety Coordinator will be responsible for the coordination and supervision of the company’s safety programsfor three plants. Great Lakes Forest Products is currently experiencing steady growth. This opportunity isperfect for an individual interested in building their own program.

Requirements of the position are:College degree (great opportunity for a new graduate)Proficiency in the use of computers and quick adaptability to software Knowledge of OSHA and DOT, or obtain training within the first six months of hire Certified in First Aid and CPR, or have certifications within three months of hireBilingual in Spanish a plus

Desired skills and abilities:

Proficiency in the use of English language in reading, writing and speaking Professional communication skills with all levels within the company Ability to be mobile in a manufacturing environmentMotivated and enthusiasticStrong interpersonal skills with the ability to interact effectively with team membersAbility to apply business practice in situations to effectively plan, organize and prioritize workTeam player, supporting the goals and objectives of the company

Great Lakes Forest Products offers a competitive benefits and compensation package. Benefits includemedical, dental, vision, 401(k) and life insurance. Great Lakes Forest Products prides itself on a great culture,with an emphasis on teamwork and family. We have several employee functions throughout the year;company picnic, tail gating at Notre Dame games, employee appreciation lunches and holiday celebrations.

Great Lakes Forest Products, Inc. is located in Elkhart, Indiana and specializes in remanufactured and bulklumber as well as imported and domestic plywood. Some of our key markets include recreational vehicle,manufactured housing, cargo trailer, mobile office, park model, retail, bed frames, and industrial. Throughour lumber and plywood mill contacts and our experienced, knowledgeable sales staff, we are able to offershipments throughout North America. Great Lakes Forest Products, Inc. is built on a solid foundation of greatpeople. Along with supplying qualityproducts, we pride ourselves on reliability, responsiveness, trust, andmost importantly hard work. We love what we do!

Please apply to the position with a current resume, cover letter and salary expectations via email [email protected].

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Business Development Manager Position AvailableADRA International has the following job opportunity: Business Development Manager. For a detailed jobdescription and to apply online please visit www.adra.org.

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Help WantedHelp Wanted for Direct Care of Elderly

Assist elderly with personal needs, bathing, housekeeping, and cooking meals.

1. Part-Time, 2nd Shift (3pm-11pm) - 3-4 shifts/week and every other weekend required.

2. PRN Weekends, All Shifts - Minimum 2 weekend shifts/month required. Pickup of other shifts optional.

CPR & First Aid Required - Will Provide Training

Pick up application at 8228 Kephart Lane, Berrien Springs, MI between 10:30am and 3:30pm weekdays orcall 269-471-2125.

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Affordable Massage TherapyMen, did you know that massage therapy can improve your athletic performance? It can also help relax youto concentrate better on studies and exams? Ray McAllister, owner of Healing’s Rays Massage is an AUalumnus as well as a licensed massage therapist. His large, strong hands give that deep, firm touch athletesdesire for active backs, necks, arms, legs, feet, and even, pecs and abs. Ray’s total blindness gives him thesensitive precision you need to help you get those toned muscles you want. Ray can also simply relax youand get the blood pumping for academic focus and good grades. It’s $25 for the first hour of massage andstays that way for students and seniors. Sponsored seminary students and conference employees who haveAdventist Risk Management can also enjoy 30 no-cost massages from Ray every year. Hot rock, Himalayansalt, and reflexology are also available. So, contact Ray ASAP: (269) 471-7422, [email protected], 8936Grove St. Berrien Springs.

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Massage for Men Men, did you know that massage therapy can improve your athletic performance? It can also help relax youto concentrate better on studies and exams? Ray McAllister, owner of Healing’s Rays Massage is an AUalumnus as well as a licensed massage therapist. His large, strong hands give that deep, firm touch athletesdesire for active backs, necks, arms, legs, feet, and even, pecs and abs. Ray’s total blindness gives him thesensitive precision you need to help you get those toned muscles you want. Ray can also simply relax youand get the blood pumping for academic focus and good grades. It’s $25 for the first hour of massage andstays that way for students and seniors. Sponsored seminary students and conference employees who haveAdventist Risk Management can also enjoy 30 no-cost massages from Ray every year. Hot rock, Himalayansalt, and reflexology are also available. So, contact Ray ASAP: (269) 471-7422, [email protected], 8936Grove St. Berrien Springs.

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Intro to Krav Maga Self-defense Classes6-week (Feb 1-Mar 8) Intro to Krav Maga Self-defense classes with Intructor Bill Ashley.

Sundays at 8:30am at CrossFit Berrien (membership NOT required).

Cost: $60

For ages: 16+

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