Marjorie Ellen (Rowe) Doyle Obituary

Marjorie Ellen (Rowe) Doyle was born July 1, 1927, the oldest in a family of six children, in Horizon, Saskatchewan. She passed to her rest on June 8, 2009. She is survived by her four sons, Mark (Lily), Dr. Allen (Sue), Bryan, and James (Jimena), her brothers and sisters, Florence Hanson, Robert (Ligaya) Rowe, Eunice Childers, Ruth Rowe, Arther (Lavin) Rowe, 8 grandchildren and 10 nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her daughter Sharlene and nephew Jason Childers.

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2009 CAMP MEETING SEMINARS

July 6 – 10, 2009
Monday - Friday10:45 a.m. & repeated at 3:45 p.m.
(unless indicated otherwise)



He Speaks Peace

Wanda J. Johnson, M.Sc., CCC
Marital & Family Therapist

We will explore the healing power of Jesus as “He Speaks Peace” and healing to hurting hearts. Discover tools for healing and discuss the differences between the needs of men and women, and how to meet those needs. By looking at Biblical examples of how the patriarchs gave a blessing and how those blessings empowered their children, we will also learn how we can give blessings to one another. When we learn how to give a blessing, it will dramatically change our lives and the lives of those we love.


Good Grief
(continuous-no repeat)
Alvin & Elizabeth Kurtz
Trained at the institute for Death & Dying in Boston, MA, and was mentored by Larry Yeagley

An interactive seminar to help YOU cope and empower you to help others who grieve. Train yourself to conduct a Grief Recovery Seminar in your community. Learn about the residual effect of multiple life losses / families in grief / normal and abnormal grief / and much more.


Sabbath School Training
Samuel Thomas, Jr
Director of Marketing for Message Magazine and Facilitator of Special Projects for the Review & Herald Publishing


Sermon Building For Lay People
Pastor Steve Reasor
Youth Pastor,
College Heights Church

Writing a sermon can be a lot like building a house, both require sufficient tools, time, and ability, and can be rather daunting tasks. Both also offer great rewards: one gives you a house, the other presents the story of Jesus Christ to a dying world. This seminar will present a process for building Bible-based sermons from foundation to finishing, and help lay people develop skills and tolls for preaching.

Share Him Evangelism Boot Camp
Pastor Larry Hall
(Ministerial Director, Alberta)
Pastor John Gilbert
(Warburg/Wetaskiwin District)

Learn the basics of successful reaping evangelism strategy and how to preach your very own PowerPoint sermons. You will learn how to preach a full evangelistic series.

Fort McMurray Church Prophecy Seminar Results in Two More Baptisms

The Fort McMurray church was pleased to welcome Noel Carriere (centre of photo) into membership by baptism and to bless Andrew Denton's (right in photo) decision to be re-baptized on June 6, 2009.

This comes as a result of another prophecy seminar. The Fort McMurray church has conducted nine prophecy seminars over the past 28 months with approximately 19 accessions and more baptisms being planned. There are also other seminar interests attending church each Sabbath. The church is beginning to reach capacity attendance and plans are in the works for renovations and expansion.

Praise the Lord for the Great Commission!

Pastor Darrell Beaudoin (shown on left in photo)

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Second Weekend Guest Speaker (July 10-11, 2009)

Dr. Neil Nedley

Neil Nedley, M.D., is a full-time practicing physician in Internal Medicine with emphasis in Cardiology, Gastroenterology, Preventive Medicine, Mental Health, and the difficult-to-diagnose patient. He did his undergraduate studies at Andrews University, majoring in Biochemistry.

He graduated from medical school in 1986 with a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) degree from Loma Linda University, ranking in the top 10% of his class.

Dr. Nedley has held numerous nutrition seminars, cooking schools (with his wife, Erica), and depression and stress seminars. He has authored the widely acclaimed comprehensive, yet readable book on the relationship between nutrition, lifestyle, and health entitled Proof Positive: How to Reliably Combat Disease and Achieve Optimal Health through Nutrition and Lifestyle, now in its fourth printing. His latest book, Depression--The Way Out explains his 20 week cure (no dependence on drugs or counselling) that has helped many feel great while achieving optimal mental performance.

Dr. Nedley lives with his wife and four boys and enjoys reading, running, tennis, classical music, and playing with his boys.

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MORNING MANNA AT 7:00 A.M. SABBATH, JULY 4 - SABBATH, JULY 11 will be presented by the newest pastors in Alberta since last camp meeting:

July
4 - Pastor Ron Henderson, Lacombe Community / Mirror District
5 - Pastor Peter Ford, Maskwachees (Hobbema) / Bentley District
6 - Pastor Eric Koester, Peace River / Morning Star / Fairview District
7 - Pastor Julio Morales, Three Spanish churches in Edmonton
8 - Pastor Jim Davis, Edson / Peers / Whitecourt
9 - Pastor Adam Hendron, Beiseker Level Land / Strathmore
10 - Pastor Ian Bramble, Edmonton South Youth Pastor & Assistant
11 - Pastor Virgil Covel, Medicine Hat / Brooks

Come begin your day with the Word of God!

Peers SDA Company Presents a Booth at Family Barbecue

Peers Seventh-day Adventist Company
At the Yellowhead County Family Barbecue June 13 2009.

The Peers Seventh-day Adventist Company was pleased to have a display booth at the Yellowhead County Family Barbecue and trade show on June 13 2009. The event was held at the McLeod Valley Recreation Grounds.
Our church showcased a healthy lifestyle. We had many people stop by the booth to sample the Quinoa Salad and a Walnut Spread, all foods that are great for heart health.
We gave out two door prizes. Sarah Leach of the Yellowhead County won the cookbook and health DVD; Lindsay Kuilboer won the prize for children 10 years and under; she won two activity/story books.
We had a great crowd at the booth with lots of interest in the food sampling.
The Family Barbecue was a great event for our church to participate in and be visible in the community. We met many wonderful people and our bible workers Egbert and Keishauni George were able to link up with people interested in bible study.


Submitted by Dolores Fletcher
Peers Seventh-day Adventist Company
Phone: 780-795-2162
Email: dolotnf@telusplanet.net

Yellowknife Celebrates Four Baptisms

(April 4, 2009) 2009 is the Yellowknife church’s year of preparing for rain. As the farmer prepares the field and plants the seed in faith so they would prepare themselves, their ministries, and their plans and wait on God to bring the rain. On January 31, 2009 the Yellowknife Seventh-day Adventist Church reclaimed their baptismal tank. After sitting dormant for almost two years it had become a great place to store things. No longer. As the church members gathered around the tank they prayed for a blessing and they prayed their commitment to faithfully fill the tank the first Sabbath of each month. In faith, they knew that God would fill the tank with people who have fallen in love with Him. On April 4, God’s kingdom grew as the Yellowknife Seventh-day Adventist Church celebrated the baptism of four youth - Shenel Cruz, Tristha Cruz, Advent Cruz, and Terrence Abalos. Pastor Brad Dahr had the honour of baptizing Terrence but he invited ordained elder Noel Cruz to baptize his children. Shenel, Tristha, Advent, and Terrence were active participants during the Amazing Adventure children’s evangelism series led by members Sheila and Noel Cruz. It was a powerful moment when the four youth came out in baptismal robes and led the congregation in singing “The River.” All four youth are active in ministry, participating enthusiastically in Sabbath School class, during worship, and in our children’s ukulele band that visits the seniors center twice a month. Shenel and Tristha are crew leaders in the church’s VBS that starts June 29.