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Photo of the Week: Andrews University students do face painting during the 2012 Berrien Springs Christmas

Open House downtown. The 2013 event is tonight, Thursday, Dec. 5, from 6-9 p.m. Activities include live ice

sculpting, music and cultural dancing, hot drinks, crafts, horse-drawn carriage rides, and more. See the

announcement in the Agenda for details. (Photo by Darren Heslop, IMC staff photographer)

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Thursday, December 5

Community Christmas Spirit

Friday, December 6

Campus Reading Day

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Welcome Christmas Concert

Revive Vespers

Saturday, December 7

Pioneer @ Worship One

One Place Fellowship

PMC Sabbath School

New Life Fellowship

Pioneer @ Worship Two

One Place Fellowship

Interseed Prayer Conf.

Wind Symphony Concert

Sunday, December 8

SAT TESTING (MORNING)

Benefit for Philippines

Second Sunday Concert

CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS

PARTY

Monday, December 9

Fall Semester Final Exams

MORATORIUM WEEK

Tuesday, December 10

Instrumental Music

Wednesday, December 11

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Bookstore Sale for Faculty & Staff Only

Reflection Lunchtime Forum

New Life Fellowship - Japhet De Oliveira

Interseed Prayer conference

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Doctor of Ministry: Scholar Practitioner

Youth Missions Honduras

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Joy Bringers Annual Bell Choir Program

Berrien Springs Christmas Open House

Village Church Worship Services

Niles Westside Adventist Church Service

Local Live Nativity

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Don't Let School Get in the Way of Your Education!

Attend a Free Music Class

Food Drive at Apple Valley

Andrews in the News

Student Writes on Learning from Holidays

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Professor Speaks on Retention in the Church

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DECEMBER 6

7:30am Campus Reading Day

7pm Welcome Christmas Choral Concert CAS;Music Department

7:30pm-8:45pm Revive Vespers Campus Ministries

DECEMBER 7

9am-10:15am Pioneer Memorial Church First Service Pioneer Memorial Church

10am-11:15am One Place Fellowship - Reynold Acosta Campus Ministries

10:30am-11:30am Pioneer Memorial Church Sabbath School Pioneer Memorial Church

11:30am-1:15pm New Life Fellowship - Japhet De Oliveira Campus Ministries

11:45am-1pm Pioneer @ Worship - Two Pioneer Memorial Church

11:45am-1pm One Place Fellowship - Reynold Acosta Campus Ministries

5pm-6:30pm Interseed Prayer Conference Campus Ministries

8pm-10pm Wind Symphony Holiday Concert Department of Music

DECEMBER 8

8am-(noon) SAT TESTING (MORNING) Andrews Academy

8am-5pm Benefit Sale for the Philippines Seminary

4pm Second Sunday Concert CAS;Music Department

6pm-8pm CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS PARTY Andrews Academy

DECEMBER 9

7:30am Fall Semester Final Exams Academic Administration

8am-3:15pm MORATORIUM WEEK Andrews Academy

DECEMBER 10

7pm-8pm RMES Holiday Concert Ruth Murdoch Elementary School

DECEMBER 11

8am-3:15pm TALENT NIGHT APPLICATIONS DUE Andrews Academy

DECEMBER 12

8am-3:15pm 2ND SEMESTER CHANGE DEADLINE Andrews Academy

6pm-8pm CHRISTMAS POPS REHEARSAL Andrews Academy

DECEMBER 13

8am-(noon) FEAST OF LIGHTS REHEARSAL Andrews Academy

9am-11:55pm Winter Break

7pm-9pm FEAST OF LIGHTS Andrews Academy

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9am-10:15am Pioneer Memorial Church First Service Pioneer Memorial Church

10:30am-11:30am Pioneer Memorial Church Sabbath School Pioneer Memorial Church

11:45am-1pm Pioneer @ Worship - Two Pioneer Memorial Church

7pm-9pm CHRISTMAS POPS CONCERT Andrews Academy

DECEMBER 15

8am-(noon) ACT TESTING (MORNING) Andrews Academy

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Friday, December 20, 2013

Horn Museum Holiday ClosureWe will be closed December 22, 2013-January 3, 2014 due to the Christmas and New Year holidays. We hopeyou all have a great holiday season! Merry Christmas!

Contact: [email protected] 269-471-3273

Category: Campus Announcements

Saturday, December 7, 2013

Wind Symphony Holiday ConcertThe Andrews University Wind Symphony, under the direction of Alan Mitchell, presents their holiday concertin the Howard Performing Arts Center on Saturday, Dec. 7, at 8 p.m. The concert will feature Danzon byBernstein, Irish Tune from County Derry arranged by Grainger, and graduate conducting major FrancesSerpa directing Chant and Jubilo by McBeth. The holiday portion of the concert will feature the WindSymphony performing Joy to the Season arranged by O’Loughlin, Sleigh Ride by Anderson, I Wonder as IWander arranged by Clark, and Rocket Sleigh by Case. The AU Jazz Ensemble will also present You’re a MeanOne, Mr. Grinch arranged by Story, The Christmas Waltz arranged by Berry, and Feliz Navidad arranged byMurtha. Guest soloist, Karen Nelson, will also sing Christmas Time is Here and White Christmas with the jazzensemble, both arranged by Holmes.

TICKETS AVAILABLE THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE: 888-467-6442 and online athoward.andrews.edu$5 Adults$3 Students and SeniorsChildren 12 & under: Free

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Thursday, December 5, 2013

Speech-Language Pathology Public MeetingThe Speech-Language Pathology Program at Andrews University, as part of its application for candidacy for

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accreditation from the Council on Academic Accreditation (CAA) in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathologyinvites the public to provide input to our site visitors regarding our proposed program. See attachment belowfor details.

Attachments

public_comment_announcement_1.pdf

Contact: Heather Ferguson [email protected] 269-471-6369


IMC Closed Monday, Dec. 9The Integrated Marketing & Communication office will be closed next Monday, Dec. 9, and will reopen forregular hours on Tuesday, Dec. 10.


PMC Family VespersCome to a special vespers at the PMC Youth Chapel at 6pm, where youth leaders will be invested as MasterGuides or receive the Pathfinder Leadership Award. May God direct and bless their ministry to young people.

Contact: Cheryl Logan [email protected] 269-473-5958


END OF THE LINE Poetry ReadingWhat: Students and faculty reading their original poetry, plus some favorites by other poets

Where: Newbold Auditorium, Buller Hall

When: 7:00 p.m., Thursday, December 5

Bonus: Refreshments afterward provided by Phi Kappa Phi, and co-curricular credit available

Sponsored by the Departments of English and Communications


Wednesday, December 4, 2013

Piano Studio Recital

Professor Chi Yong Yun's piano students will be performing at theHoward Performing Arts Center on December 5, 2013 at 7:30pm.



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Andrews University Policies for Gift Giving & Donations- HOLIDAY GIFT-GIVING is just around the corner. Please keep in mind the gift policy: Gift Receiptssubmitted for reimbursement must include the name and social security number of the gift recipient if valueis $50 or higher . GIFT CARDS are discouraged, however if you choose to purchase gift cards, this sameinformation is required for ALL gift cards, regardless of dollar value. Gift cards given to Internationalindividuals have a 30% tax added which will be charged to the department. These are requirements of theU.S. Tax Law. (For more info see Gift & Gift Card Processing on our website)- PHILANTHROPY AND A GIVING SPIRIT is abundant on our campus. If your department feels moved todonate to a project or cause, please take up a collection for this. The use of departmental funds that havebeen budgeted for the direct operating needs of your department are not to be used in this manner.- SOLICITING DONATIONS of University departmental funds is against policy. Requests from individuals,external entities, departments or clubs should be directed to the University Advancement Office which has anallocated budget for such requests. Policy can be viewed on our website: http://www.andrews.edu/services/finrec/resources/index.html


Tuesday, December 3, 2013

Bookstore Sale for Faculty & Staff OnlyThe Andrews University Bookstore will be holding a 25% off sale for faculty and staff only, (must have yourAU ID card),now through Dec. 18, as the bookstore will be closed Dec. 19, 2013 - Jan. 5, 2014. MerryChristmas!


Reflection Lunchtime Forum"A Disciple's Guide to Immigration" with a special presentation by Denis Fortin entitled "The Stranger WithinThy Gates." For details click the attachment below.

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New Life Fellowship - Japhet De Oliveira

Contact: Tim Nixon [email protected] 269-471-3211


Interseed Prayer conferenceInterseed Prayer Conference

Sabbath, December 7, 5:00pm

Seminary Chapel

O come Let Us Adore Him, the Light of the World! All semester long we have been going every week into theBerrien Springs community praying with our friends and neighbors. Come now to lift them up in a specialway. Come now to lift up all the needs to the Savior. Come now to pray that God pour out His Holy Spirit!

All prayer ministries across campus and the community come together to share in testimonies and prayers.And we will also consider a thought entitled "The Shortest Prayer in the Bible"


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Contact: Tim Nixon [email protected] 269-471-3211


Monday, December 2, 2013

Revive VespersJoin us for the last Revive Vespers of the Fall Semester. Akeem James, a student at the Seminary will speakon the "Fourth Angel's Message" in the book of Revelation! Come and learn more about preparing to meetour Lord!

Time: December 6, 7:30 pm.

Location: Biology Amphitheater, Science Complex.

Speaker: Akeem James.

Title: "The Fourth Angel's Message and The Final Gospel"

Contact: Dojcin Zivadinovic [email protected] 269 635 9810


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Youth Missions HondurasYouth Missions HondurasThis Thursday a team of about 20 students will leave for Honduras for an ongoing mission partnership withthe Hogar de Ninos (Children's Home) operated by REACH International. The main focus of the mission teamwill be to conduct a day camp for about 150 children from the Hogar and the surrounding communities. Thisincludes some of the poorest children. Due to rising luggage fees, we're no longer taking much baggage, butwe are taking funds to purchase clothing and food there. Your daily prayer support is vital to this outreachministry. Donations can be made through Pioneer Memorial Church and should be marked "PMC YouthMissions Honduras". For more information contact Glenn Russell ([email protected]).

Contact: Glenn Russell [email protected] 269-876-7657


Wednesday, November 27, 2013

Benefit Sale for the PhilippinesOn November 8, 2013 Typhoon Haiyan devastated the people of the Philippines. In an effort to raise funds forthose affected, Teresa Reeve’s Gospels class at the seminary has decided to organize a garage sale and areinviting you to join in the effort. The sale will be held from 8 am to 5 pm on Sunday December 8, 2013 at theAndrews Discipleship Center, located right behind the Fil-Am SDA Church at 8454 Kephart Lane in BerrienSprings. All proceeds will go directly to the Philippines through the Adventist Development and Relief Agency(ADRA). You can help by purchasing items at the sale or by donating new or lightly used items. Donationsmay be dropped off at the site of the sale from 12 PM to 4 PM on Friday, Dec 6, from 6 PM to 10 PM SaturdayDec 7, or 6 AM to 8 AM Sunday Dec 8. For additional information, contact Kelber Mazur [email protected]

Contact: Kelber Mazur [email protected] 269-252-6318


Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Changes in HR StaffTiffani Grigsby, employment and benefits manager, will be leaving Andrews University at the end of themonth. Her final day in the office is Friday, Nov. 29. We wish her well in her future, and thank her for herservice to Andrews.

Taking over Tiffani's responsibilities is Liliann Akawobsa, currently in the office in training. We are happy tohave Liliann join us and welcome her warmly to the HR team.


Book BuybackAndrews University Bookstore will be offering Book Buy Back from December 9-13, Monday-Thursday,9am-5pm and Friday, 9am-1pm.

Students may also return retail books.

Contact: Cindy Swanson [email protected]



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School of Health Professions

Department of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology

The Speech-Language Pathology Program at Andrews University, as part of its application for

candidacy for accreditation from the Council on Academic Accreditation (CAA) in Audiology

and Speech-Language Pathology invites the public to provide input to our site visitor’s regard-

ing our proposed program. Those wishing to provide input about our program may do so in

two ways:

1. By submitting written comments prior to the accreditation site visit in accordance

with the procedures as specified in the CAA’s Policy on Public C omment.

or

2. By providing comments to the site visit team during the program’s scheduled site

visit public meeting:

December 16, 2013

4:00—5:00 p.m.

Andrews University Campus

Buller Hall

Newbold Auditorium

Comments should relate to our program’s compliance with the CAA’s published Standards for Accreditation

of Graduate Education programs in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology. Written comments should

identify Andrews University’s Speech-Language Pathology Program as the program seeking candidacy.

Both the Standards for Accreditation of Graduate Education Programs in Audiology and Speech-Language

Pathology and the CAA’s Policy and Procedures on Public Comment are available on the ASHA website

(http://www.asha/org). These documents also may be obtained by sending a written request to the

accreditation Office at ASHA, 2200 Research Boulevard #310, Rockville, Maryland 20850, by calling ASHA’s

Action Center at 800-498-2071, or by sending an e-mail to [email protected].

http://www.asha.org/uploadedFiles/academic/accreditation/PublicComment05.pdf

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Thursday, November 21, 2013

AFIA Fundraises for PhilippinesDuring the week of Nov. 11-15, AFIA made over $1,000 from sales of club sweatshirts and beanies. Allproceeds were sent to aid in Philippines relief through ADRA (Adventist Development & Relief Agency)International. They also collected cash and check donations to be used for the same purpose by the GeneralConference of Seventh-day Adventists. <<< Read the full story >>>

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SciFEST 2013From November 14–17, Andrews University hosted the first annual SciFEST weekend, put on by the Science,Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Division in the College of Arts & Sciences. The eventcelebrated science and gave high school students a taste of what goes on around campus. For this first-everSciFEST, Seventh-day Adventist academies within the region were invited to visit Andrews and participate inscience-related events and activities along with the University community and the public. <<<Read the full story >>>


Practical Place-MakingOn Thursday, Nov. 7, students in the Andrews University place making studio class had the opportunity topresent their ideas for the redesign of the front grounds of the Krasl Art Center in St. Joseph, Mich. Specialguest Lorna Jordan spoke on the principles and philosophy of place making that have influenced her award-winning projects throughout the United States. <<< Read the full story >>>


Professor Publishes TextbookThomas Michaud, assistant professor of web design at Andrews University, published his first textbook,Foundations of Web Design: Introduction to HTML and CSS, in August 2013 through Pearson Education. Thetextbook focuses on the fundamental skills necessary for writing, or coding, a website using the corelanguages of HTML and CSS for any student pursuing a career in web design, front-end developing or anyother design-related job. <<< Read full story >>>


AUTV PremiersThe premiere of Andrews University Television (AUTV), “Take Me to the Movies,” on Sunday, Oct. 20,promoted their new YouTube station where students can watch videos made specifically for them by theirpeers. <<< Read the full story >>>


Operation Christmas ChildOn Oct. 28, 2013, Andrews University welcomed Operation Christmas Child on campus. The event allowedstudents to work with the community and pack shoeboxes for children in need around the world. Coordinatedby the Andrews University School of Health Professions, this event encouraged students to come together

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and have fun while making a difference in the lives of these children. <<< Read the full story >>>


University Orchestra Holds Benefit ConcertThe Andrews University Symphony Orchestra presents its fall concert on Saturday, Nov. 23, at 8 p.m. in theHoward Performing Arts Center. This event will be a benefit concert to support those affected by TyphoonHaiyan/Yolanda in the Philippines.

Both the orchestra and the Howard Performing Arts Center are contributing 100 percent of the concert’sproceeds toward Philippines relief through ADRA (Adventist Development & Relief Agency) International. <<<Read the full story >>>



Wind Symphony Holiday ConcertThe Andrews University Wind Symphony, under the direction of Alan Mitchell, presents their holiday concertin the Howard Performing Arts Center on Saturday, Dec. 7, at 8 p.m. The concert will feature Danzon byBernstein, Irish Tune from County Derry arranged by Grainger, and graduate conducting major FrancesSerpa directing Chant and Jubilo by McBeth. The holiday portion of the concert will feature the WindSymphony performing Joy to the Season arranged by O’Loughlin, Sleigh Ride by Anderson, I Wonder as IWander arranged by Clark, and Rocket Sleigh by Case. The AU Jazz Ensemble will also present You’re a MeanOne, Mr. Grinch arranged by Story, The Christmas Waltz arranged by Berry, and Feliz Navidad arranged byMurtha. Guest soloist, Karen Nelson, will also sing Christmas Time is Here and White Christmas with the jazzensemble, both arranged by Holmes.

General admission is $5, student and senior admission is $3. Call the HPAC Box Office at 471-3560 for ticketsor purchase tickets online at howard.andrews.edu.

Contact: Howard Performing Arts Center [email protected] 471-3560

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Film Class Attends Film FestivalAs part of his “Directing the Documentary” class at Andrews University, Paul Kim, associate professor ofDocumentary Film, debuted a program to take his students to the Toronto International Film Festival this pastsummer and is considering opening up this opportunity to the entire Documentary Film program.

The Toronto International Film Festival is one of the two most prominent film festivals in the world, the otherbeing the Cannes Film Festival in France. Because of worldwide exposure of the Toronto festival, Kim feelsthat this opportunity is important to get his students involved with film in a big urban area. <<<Read the full story >>>

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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 >>>

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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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By Katelyn Ruiz December 2, 2013 10:06 AMBy Katelyn Ruiz December 2, 2013 10:06 AM

Back home in Canada, every relative within a three-hour drive would annually commute to my family's home for holiday dinners.Celebrating Thanksgiving and Christmas were two of our favorite excuses to overeat, share stories and be active together.

As an international student, I miss my folks, but being away from home over the holidays makes the distance between us seem muchgreater.

To combat this calendar-induced bout of seasonal homesickness, I committed to celebrating in my own way with whatever traditions Icould sneak across the border.

First, I realized that I was not alone in feeling lonely. Many of my fellow international students, whom I came to know through classes orcampus-sponsored activities, also missed their own holiday celebrations.

Second, I remembered that the point of having free days out of classes and away from deadlines is for students to rest and preparethemselves for the big push toward finals.

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Third, I researched the different ways people might observe and celebrate the upcoming holidays and finally, I recognized that for domesticstudents, meeting me is an international experience.

These ideas accumulated around the second weekend in October, where students at my university got a short fall break for Columbus Day.For me, that was Canadian Thanksgiving.

I phoned home, found out what was on the menu and who had RSVP'd, and then spent the rest of the weekend sulking because I wouldn'tget to be there.

When I was an undergrad in Canada, I had many international friends who had traveled there to study. On my own turf, it was easier for meto adjust and accommodate their holiday homesickness. But now I see what they must have been going through, and I know that it isalways easier to handle the holidays together.

One of my favorite Thanksgiving celebrations involved a potluck-style table filled with every ethnic food I could think of. In place of thetraditional North American mashed potatoes, we had Ukrainian pierogies. Rather than sweet potatoes or baked yams, we ate Filipinopancit.

Instead of finishing with pumpkin pie, we started with an Australian recipe for pumpkin soup. Indian red lentil dhal with naan rounded outour entrees, while on the side we welcomed a spicy Ghanaian salsa-type relish made with peppers that had to be handled with gloves. Fordessert, we made fairy toast: a British comfort food of buttered bread and candy sprinkles.

[Find out how to develop an active social life at a U.S. college.]

It was great to sample dishes from every corner of the world, but more than the eating, there was the laughter.

One of our multicultural guests started chewing her corn on the cob through the husk and was relieved to hear she didn't have to pretend tothink it was tasty. Another tried mixing cranberry sauce with the Ghanaian peppers, but the flavors just didn't fit. The people, however, did.

We became our own little family for that meal. We didn't all celebrate Thanksgiving in the places where we were raised, but we all sharedthe common tradition of eating with those we cared for, of common meals and memories.

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The beauty of the international calendar here is that I get a second chance at doing dinner right. This year in the States, I can partake in thetraditional Thanksgiving. I'll probably bring some cornbread to celebrate harvest, and talk about Martin Frobisher's third voyage throughCanada's Northwest Passage when my friends from the U.S. bring up pilgrims and the Mayflower.

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We'll all watch football with a lemon-shaped pigskin, and then maybe accommodate our Brazilian buddies by putting on another footballgame where the round ball is black and white.

Then we can light Chinese lanterns and float them over Lake Michigan, and maybe make some music with an Irish penny flute andAustrian violin.

Whatever we do to celebrate this November as the semester winds down, it will be as a community, because each holiday can be shared andenjoyed wherever you are and wherever you come from.

Katelyn Ruiz, from Canada, is pursuing an interdisciplinary master's degree in communication and English from Andrews University.

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Garage Sale To Benefit Typhoon Victims

Jason Scott ReportingAfter pausing to reflect on what you're thankful for this holiday weekend, Andrews University asks you to gather up the belongings you may no longer need around the house. Those items will be sold in a garage sale on Sunday, December 8, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. It'sbeing held to benefit those affected by Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines. Proceeds will go directly to the ADRA or Adventist Development and Relief Agency. Donations may be dropped off the Friday and Saturday before the sale. The Andrews Gospels class will playhost at Andrews Discipleship Center in Berrien Springs.

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Posted: Wednesday, 27 November2013 4:30PM

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After pausing to reflect on whatyou're thankful for this holidayweekend, Andrews University asksyou to gather up the belongings youmay no longer need around thehouse. Those items will be sold in agarage sale on Sunday, December 8,from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. It's being heldto benefit those affected by TyphoonHaiyan in the Philippines. Proceedswill go directly to the ADRA orAdventist Development and Relief Agency. Donations may be dropped off the Friday and Saturday before the sale. TheAndrews Gospels class will play host at Andrews Discipleship Center in Berrien Springs.

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Robert Fadeley Passes AwayRobert Fadeley, retired professor of psychology, passed away on Wednesday, Dec. 3. He had been underhospice care for a number of weeks prior to his death. A memorial service will be held for him in Arizona.

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Passing of Gatha Williams, Mother of Inez ReyesGatha Williams, the mother of Inez Reyes, Administrative Assistant in the Office of Human Resources, passedaway on Thursday, November 21, 2013. Services will be on Friday, November 29 at 11:00am at the SouthNashville Seventh-day Adventist Church on 244 Tusculum Road in Antioch, Tennessee.

Please continue to keep Inez and her family in your prayers during this difficult time.


Monday, November 4, 2013

Students' Father Passes AwayAlex Vargas, father of two current Andrews University students, passed away suddenly on Sunday, Oct. 27.Services were held Friday, Nov. 1. Click here to read his obituary.


Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Geri Neidigh Passes AwayGeri Neidigh, mother-in-law of Walt Williams, a recent retiree from the Seminary, and mother of CarolWilliams, a retired employee of the Center for Adventist Research, passed away October 12. Read her fullobituary here.


Tuesday, October 8, 2013

Neil and Tina (Nedelcu) Carruthers Pass AwayNeil Carruthers, 34, and his wife, Tina (Nedelcu), passed away within hours of each other in August. Neil wasa graduate of Andrews University. Read the full story here .


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Saturday, December 7, 2013

Joy Bringers Annual Bell Choir Program

Please Join Us For

Annual Bell Choir Program

Saturday

December 7, 2013

7:00 PM

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United Methodist Church

310 W Mars Street

Berrien Springs MI 49103

Joy Bringers - Directed by Karol Kesterke

Donna Bauman John Beal Karyl Beal Teresa Martin Anne Oyerly

Matt Reeves Rick Reeves Rev Beth Reum Marsan Schae

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All Nations Church ServiceAll Nations SDA Church Service, December 7, 2013Speaker: Lloyd Hamilton, "A Recipe for Surviving the Storms of Life"


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Berrien Springs Christmas Open HouseOn THURSDAY, DEC. 5, from 6-9 p.m., join fellow community members in a Christmas celebration!

Andrews University, Ruth Murdoch Elementary School, and many others participate in this year's BerrienSprings Christmas Open House downtown. Ice sculptures, Santa, live music and cultural dancing, crafts,horse-drawn carriage and wagon rides, face painting, hot drinks, and more will fill the air with holidaydelight. See the attachment below for more information; performance schedule is as follows:

6 – United Methodist handbells – at Christmas tree lighting in Village park6:30-7 – Village Adventist School 4th Graders (near Simple Updates)7-7:30 – Public School Vocalaires (near Simple Updates)7:30-8 – RMES Bell Choir – Village Hardware6:30-8 – Hebrew Dancers (near Roma's)Trinity Lutheran has a Christmas performance at the Courthouse early in the evening. Blacksmith shop andlog cabin will be open.

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Village Church Worship ServicesVillage Church Worship Services, Sabbath, December 7, 2013First Worship - 8:30 a.m.Second Worship - 11:20 a.m.Sermon Title - "Am I a Good Neighbor"Preacher - Pastor Bruce Hayward

Place - Village SDA Church635 Sta Joseph Ave, Berrien Springs, MI 49103

Contact: Elizabeth Tan [email protected]


Niles Westside Adventist Church ServiceNiles 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.

December 7: Pastor Darrel le Roux, Speaker - "In the Present"

Contact: Gina Meekma [email protected]



Local Live NativityYou are invited to a Live Nativity on Saturday, Dec. 21, from 6- 8 p.m. outside the Eau Claire Seventh-dayAdventist Church. Featuring live animals to pet and interact with, wise men, shepherds and of course Mary,Joseph and baby Jesus. Warm up inside with cookies and hot drinks and enjoy live spiritual music of theseason performed by local musicians. This event is free to the public and all are welcome. The church islocated at 6562 Naomi Rd - north of Eau Claire, just off the corner of Old Pipestone and Naomi Rd.




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Christmas Music!Musicians of all kinds--choirs, trios, bands, quartets, solists-- are invited to spread some Christmas cheerdowntown Berrien Springs, Thursday, December 5, any time between 6 and 9 pm, during the annual "Kindlethe Christmas Spirit" event, where local business are open and sharing holiday cheer. This is a unique timefor walking through the downtown, visiting businesses, enjoying the crafts and holiday treats available,enjoying a horse-drawn carriage ride. Musicians are needed to perform inside and outside of the localbusinesses, sharing Christmas music with people enjoying this community event. Arranagements can bemade at some sites for electricity. Thank you for showing your community spirit. Contact Garren Dent -269-208-0822, or Kathy Pullano 269-473-5421, with any questions.

Contact: Rebecca May [email protected] 471-3345



Buchanan Art Center ExhibitBuchanan Art Center Closes its 2013 Gallery Season With "More than Bricks and Mortar" - a JuriedArchitecture Exhibit

A public reception and presentation of awards will be held at the Buchanan Art Center on Sunday,December 8th, 2013 from 2-4 pm. This exhibit runs from November 27, 2013 - January 4, 2014.

A variety of mediums will be featured by artists of all ages, and works may include anything from imaginarystructures to images of local landmarks. Works inspired by nature’s architects may be featured as well.

Submission of artwork will be accepted Sunday, November 24 from 1-4 pm, and/or Monday November 25,from 10 am - 6 pm. Entry (of artwork) is open to all ages, and artists may submit up to two pieces of work.Adult entry fee is $5 per each entry. No entry fee is required of school age artists age 18 or under. To beaccepted into the show and qualify for awards, all work must be original.Please no group follow-the-instructorpaintings, e.g. U-canPAINT2, Wine and Canvas, etc. All 2D work must be securely mounted, matted orframed and ready to hang.

Generous cash awards will be given in four age categories -- Pre-School thru 5th grades, 6-8th grades and9-12th grades and Adults. This show is sponsored by AEP Indiana Michigan Powerand Barker NestorArchitects Inc.

Buchanan Art Center, 117 W.Front St.Buchanan Michigan 49120.

Click Here for more information.

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Berrien Springs Camera ClubThe monthly meeting of the Berrien Springs Camera Club will take place on Wednesday, Dec. 4, at 7 p.m.in the Berrien Springs Public Library at Cass (Old 31) and Union in Berrien Springs. This month’sprogram consists of a competition of prints and projected digital images submitted by members.

The selected topics for the month are 1) Graffiti/Street Art and 2) Mist/Fog. An additional three areacceptable for any of the competitions: 1) Portraits, 2) Nature (showing nothing of human origin ordomesticated), and 3) Open (anything else). This will be the month to submit shots of those unique forms ofart found in downtown areas or sometimes in more remote spots, and the images of mist rising from rivers ormountains or fog found in area orchards or in your own yard.

Prints, at least 5" x 7" in size, should be mounted; digital images must be submitted four days in advance,following instructions on the club’s blog: http://berrienspringscameraclub.blogspot.com/

All are welcome, either to observe or to join. Anyone planning to join may submit images for the competitionaccording to the blog instructions. Refreshments will be served.

Contact: Madeline Johnston 269- 471-1109 Category: Community Announcements


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Couch for sale

Contact: [email protected] 2696059366 Category: Classifieds » Property for Sale

2008 Scion XD - $75002008 Scion XD in good condition! Only selling because in need of an automatic car.

Phone number to call 269-409-1715. Leave a message. Thank you!

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House For SaleFor Sale:4 bedrooms,(master on main floor), 3.5 baths, study, finished basement, on 2.6 acres, over 3,000sq. ft. of living space, fruit trees. Quiet neighborhood in Berrien Center.($370.000)

Contact: Chris [email protected] 269-240-0488

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Car for Sale2001 Nissan Xterra $4,900.00 Well maintained, good car. No rust. 152K (269) 815-2057

Contact: Carlos Flores [email protected] (269) 815-2057



2008 Scion XD for Sale2008 Scion XD for Sale

2008 Scion XD silver exterior/black interior. In good condition andgreat gas mileage, 5 speed.For more information call 269-409-1715


Thursday, October 24, 2013

Office Space AvailableAre you looking to expand your business? 1800 sq. ft. of office space recently became available inBuchanan's downtown business district at 257 E. Front Street. The property has central heating and airconditioning, is serviced by city utilities, and has storage space. Property is now available for sale or lease. For additional information and to schedule a site visit, call Richard at 269-695-5540 or [email protected].

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Thursday, October 10, 2013

2008 Scion XD Silver2008 Scion XD silver exterior/black interior. In good condition andgreat gas mileage, 5 speed.

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Room for RentNeed alternative campus housing with AU faculty/staff? One bedroom is available in faculty/staff home for astudent beginning December 16, 2013.

Electricity, laundry, kitchen privileges, and internet are included. Beautiful setting!

For more information, e-mail [email protected].

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Alternative Campus HousingNeed alternative campus housing with AU faculty/staff? One bedroom is available in faculty/staffhome for a student beginning December 16, 2013. Electricity, laundry, kitchen privileges, and internet areincluded. Beautiful setting! For more information, e-mail [email protected].

Contact: [email protected] Category: Classifieds » Property for Rent

Room for Rent Room for Rent:

Distance: three minutes from AU. Transportation to campus can be arranged if you don't have a carAmenities: furnished bedroom, utilities, internet, and unlimited phone calls to certain foreigncountries, and shared kitchenShared bathroom with another tenant (Female only)Environment: quite house and neighborhoodAvailable immediately

Contact: Joel [email protected] 269 9787200

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looking for a room to rentI will be starting my course in January, and I will like a decent and affordable room very close or at areasonable distance from the campus from January.

Please, contact me if you have or no of any that fit in to my description. Thanks

Contact: Thomas [email protected] +447988211938


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Sunday, December 1, 2013

Seeking Male RoommatesRecently graduated male home owner seeking male room mates for 4 bedroom house fully furnished (notincluding rented rooms.) House includes fully equipped kitched, fireplace, washer and dryer, dishwasher, andinternet.

No smoking, drugs, or alcohal allowed on premises. Room mates must be willing to help with house upkeep(mowing lawns, taking out trash, cleaning, etc.)

Rent is $350.00 per month, plus utilities (divided equally amongst all living in house.)

No calls on Saturdays please.

Contact: Darren Heslop [email protected] 269-815-8354



Looking for AccommodationMy wife and I (no kids!) are looking for affordable accommodation in Berrien Springs from the beginning ofJanuary, 2014. I will be an international graduate student from Ukraine. One bedroom apartment ispreferable. We are willing to offer help around the house (mowing the loan, shoveling the snow, cleaning orcooking) for a reduced price. If this offer sounds interesting to you, please email me at [email protected]

Thank you!

Contact: Alexandr Bormotov 9787268116 Category: Classifieds » Property for Rent

Room for RentROOM FOR RENT - 9085 4th Street, Berrien Springs, MI

To one quiet, immaculate female: a fully furnished bedroom, plus bathroom in a home one block fromAndrews University's main entrance. Rent of $200 per month.

Includes: lights, heat, water, and driveway parking slot.

A refundable deposit is available at the termination of 12 months (accompanied by a clean apartment and nodamage).

Please call Thesba Johnston at 269-473-2427

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Room for RentPlease See Advertisement and 3 Photos Below:

1 Bedroom with 2 closets and a shared bathroom is available now!

Monthly rent of $370 includes all utilities.

Walking distance to Andrews University.

Please contact Joseph today!

Telephone: (269) 615-8050Email: [email protected]

Thank you!


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Two-Bedroom Apartment for Rent"On the River"Two-bedroom apartment for $750 per month. Includes heat, air conditioning, stove, refrigerator, washer anddryer. Separate entrance and driveway. Use of pontoon boat and deck also included. Only five minutes fromAndrews. Call Liz at 269-325-0668.

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Room for RentI have a partially furnished room in a fully furnished house for rent 1.5 miles from campus. $300/mo. plus1/3 of utilities. It will be available December 10th.

Text or call (208) 989-0449 if interested.

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Lost Desire of Ages BookA Desire of Ages book has been lost. It was published in around the 1970s. It has a black hard cover.

Last seen in Nethery Hall at a Sabbath School on November 23. Possibly inscribed with the last name Parke.

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Lost Flash DriveI have lost my memory stick (flash drive) either in Bell Hall or in the Adminstration Building Car Park. Itis small and black, secured on a navy blue lanyard. I have all my college work on it and personal items. Ifyou have seen it, please can you hand it into custodial. Thank you

Contact: Deslynne 2692131866 Category: Classifieds » Lost and Found

Wednesday, August 21, 2013

Dog Collar Lost at Andrews AcademyPeter, my Beagle lost his collar near/around the AU Academy entrance 2 days ago.There is a dog tag riveted to the collar with his name and a phone number to call if found.The collar also has his shot tags. If found please call 240.818.2677 and/or to [email protected] .

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Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Lost and Found Items at Campus SafetySpring Semester is almost over and it’s time to think about wrapping up another year. As you sort, pack andprepare for summer, please take note if you have lost your keys, cell phone, ID card, glasses, sunglasses,etc. Many things get turned into us and we would like nothing more than to reunite you with your lost items.Please feel free to contact us with a description via email us at [email protected] or you can call us at471-3321.

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Support Ruth Murdoch Elementary School: Buy a CarThe RMES Garage Sale has received a donation of a nice used vehicle. This 1998 Buick Le Sabre is in goodrunning condition with power door locks, power windows, power mirrors, power seats, built-in cassetteplayer, working air conditioner ,brand new battery (5 days old), good tires, Michigan rust on the lower rockerpanels below the doors with 181,812 Berrien Spring miles on the odometer. This lovely automobile wants togo home with you for the comfortable price of $1700.00 Please help support our school. This car is parkedbetween the two RMES parking lots in front of the school for you examination and adoption. For inquiriescontact P. Giddings at 269-277-9120

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Nice Futon for SellThis nice Futon is 73" L, made of pine wood. Sells for $80. OBO

Contact: Samuel [email protected] 2693487442


2008 Scion XD - $75002008 Scion XD in good condition! Only selling because in need of an automatic car.

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Sunday, December 1, 2013

December sale

Window cleaner and ice scraper-$10 each

Photo frames-$10• 4’’ by 6’’

USB Computer Mouse-$5• Blue and red led lights• Optical mouse

USB Computer Web Camera-$5• Logitech brand

Blue backpack-$10• Great for sports• Multiple pockets

Baseball cap-$10• Athletics 7 3/8 Fitted• Forrest Green• Fifty-nine fifty brand

Wifi Adapter-$10• In original package• Added wifi range

(New)Doug Batchelor DVD-$5• Cosmic Conflict The Origin Of Evil

(Used)Fedora hat-$5• Pinstripe

(Gently used) Intentional Wheelchair-$10• Blue pleather (standard)

(New)Stainless steel water bottle-$5• BPA free• Eco-friendly

(Used)Soldering iron-$5• tipped• rubber grip• 110 V 25 W

(Used)Mr. Coffee Coffee maker-$5 each• 3 cup personal coffee maker

Golf bag-$50• 3 club covers• 2 towels• 10 wedges• 6 drivers• 38 golf balls• 9 golf pencils• 125 tee'sRemote Controlled Airplane-$100• Firebird Commander• Extra rubber bands• Controller• Original packaging• Extra landing gear


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Acoustic guitar-$200• Indiana Guitar Company• Polished finish• Comes with soft case• Comes with stand• Comes with picks• Comes with capo• Comes with strings• (Pickup is lifted a bit) great sound

Red Shoes-$20• Coogi brand

Indoor work lights-$10• Bulbs included

Iron-$10

Swivel mirror-$5

(New) Axe body scrubber-$5

Vintage California Wallet-$10

Citrus juicer-$5

South Pole Jeans-$15 each• Blue and Black• 34’’waist 34’’ inseam

South Pole Winter Coat-$20

grey colorfur hood liningdown feather

Red computer bag-$20• OGIO brand• Multiple pockets• Durable fabric

Sketch pads-$5 each• Large paper• Great for charcoal or graphite


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Items for Sale (MORE PICTURES UPON REQUEST)2 Ottomans from Target - Grey

used for 1 year in good condition

selling each for $10.

From Berrien Springs; pick up only

Picture Frame

3 slots of 4x6 picturesin very good conditionSelling for $5

Pick up in Berrien SPrings ONLY

Picture Frames (2)

4x6 picturesunused/newSelling for 2 for a $1

Pick up in Berrien SPrings ONLY

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Saturday, November 30, 2013

Raleigh, NC to South Bend, IN Airfare ticket for $200I have an extra ticket from Raleigh, NC to South Bend, IN and I'm selling it for $200.00. If you areinteresting in it please contact me by text message at (919) 332-3712, e-mail me at [email protected].

Contact: Aliz Jimenez [email protected] (919)332-3712



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1997 Ford Taurus SHO V8 VA Car Virtually no RustThanksgiving or Early Christmas Special deal on this amazing '97 Ford Taurus SHO!!!

Solid car, around 155,000 miles on it. Runs and drives smoothly. Very Comfortable car.

Get the family sports car that probably none of your friends have!

Only selling because I need money to pay bills, for the holidays, and I have too many cars (according tosome people) already.

Have most of my receipts for the car, my loss is your gain.

Any questions please ask.

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1997 Ford Taurus SHO. 3.4L dohc v8. Auto has 154, 800 miles. Runs and Drives great! Leather, powereverything. Sunroof. AM/FM cassette cd (6 disk changer i believe) The cams have been welded. Many justseals replaced. Replaced other parts. New Oxygen (O2) sensors. Bought this car form the south so no rust!!!!The car is not perfect. there are a few scratches and the top of the back bumper is quite faded, although Iwill be looking into having that re-painted. No foggy headlights, still has factory chrome rims, no gimmicks,just the real deal. Please ask any questions.Thnaks for looking$3880. Please ask any questions.

Must sell to help pay for college!!

emails are welcome [email protected] as well as calls and texts to 2three1-nine4two-one9zero9

Contact: Zechariah Salisbury [email protected] 231-942-1909




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Chairs for SaleThe Physical Therapy department is selling 144 classroom chairs. The price is $5 each chair or $525 for all144 chairs. Please contact Penny Sisson at (269) 471-6061 or [email protected] for more information.

Contact: Penny Sisson [email protected] 269-471-6061


Sunday, November 24, 2013

Crock Pot for SaleLightly used. Only $25.

Contact: Samuel [email protected] 253-495-4586



Sofa Covers for SaleBought new for $219, used for 6months. selling for $50 OBO.


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Don't Let School Get in the Way of Your Education!

Contact: Brenda Kis [email protected] 269-473-4250

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Live-In Men's Dean NeededWe need a live in dean for our 6 adult men. He would need to get them up in the morning, have morningand evening worship with them, check to make sure their rooms are clean, have them load their laundry, butturn the washer and dryer on for them (they are not allowed to add the detergent, the dean does that), clientsupervision. The present dean also gets their breakfast and supper. With more help, that could change.

The pay is $300. per month.

Applications are on our website at cavespringshome.org

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Friday, November 1, 2013

Part Time Teacher NeededTrinity Lutheran Day care is in need of a part time teacher for the day care.The contact name and number is Dawn at 269.473.1811

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Massage TherapistAre the stresses of work and study getting to you? Would you like to boost your athletic performance? Do you have a muscle ache that just won't go away?

Ray McAllister, an Andrews alumnus who despite total blindness is now a licensed massage therapist,invites you to visit Healing's Rays Massage. Proficient in deep tissue, sports, and relaxation massage, Ray canrelieve aches, help you tone muscles, and give you the energy boost to finish studies. He also offershydrotherapy, hot stone massage, reflexology and now hot bamboo massage. His wife, Sally, is a certifiedaromatherapist and will be present for female clients. She sells home-made aromatherapy blends. Introductory cost is only $25 for your first hour, $15 per half hour, for students all the time. Contact Rayfor regular, competitive rates. 30 no-cost massages are available for those with Adventist Risk Managementinsurance, including sponsored seminary students.

Ray McAllister8936 Grove St., Berrien Springs, MI(269) 471 [email protected]____

Contact: Ray McAllister [email protected] (269)471-7422

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Attend a Free Music Class

Spring Semester begins January 7. Contact JoannaMoody for more information.

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Contact: Joanna Moody [email protected] (269) 471-5237

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