SABBATH SCHOOL

Rebuke and Retribution

Memory Text: Heal me, O Lord, and I shall be healed; save
me, and I shall be saved, for
You are my praise (Jeremiah
17:14, NKJV).
Superintendent: Sheldon Bailey
The Church at Study 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

WORSHIP HOUR
Praise & WorshipDem Boyz
Hymn of Praise.Leaning on the Everlasting Arms......#469
Intercessory Prayer .................Pastor Alex Golovenko
Thanksgiving, Transformation for Mission, Georgia-Cumberland
Conference
Next Week

Nominating Committee, New Members; Gulf States, KentuckyTennessee Conference Earl Biggs

Childrens Story.........Moses Onyango

Offering...........Ontario Advance............Beatrice Kasule
Scripture....Romans 8:13-28..................Lystra Shimla
Special Music.............................................. .Dem Boyz

Pastor
Fred Nichols
G.O.D. God Over Doubt
Hymn of Consecration..Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus..#524
Benediction...............Elder Bob Reeve

Sunset Today: 6:30 p.m. Next Friday: 6:21 p.m.

Please send all bulletin related information by WEDNESDAY
9:00 p.m. to larris.biggs@gmail.com

Announcements
Notifications
1. Inviting ALL to an Hour of Power, Bible
Studies and testimonies.

8. Love and Care day, October

25, Sunday. Our Community
Services volunteers will be
distributing warm clothing to
people in need. If you would like to volunteer,
please speak with Teresa Ferreira.

2. Youth Bible Study Group for youth

ages 15 - 25+ continues every at
Thursday 7 pm @ 785 Nadine
Avenue (Ferreiras home). All are
invited; bring your friends to grow in knowing Christ.
3. Pre-nominating committee, composed of
Bob Reeve, Cameron Munro, Clara
Baptiste, Sheldon Bailey, Valdemar
Ferreira, will meet Wednesday, October
28 at 8 pm to appoint the Nominating Committee.
4. Early Teens Bible Study Group for
youth ages 11-14 meets Tuesday at
7 pm @ 910 Bluegrass Dr. London,
N6H 5X3 (George & Anna Perez
home). Teens are using the Amazing
Facts curriculum Most Important
Questions. Free books are gifted to every participant.
Parents are welcome, as you give a ride, to come and
fellowship.
5. Pathfinders Club will meet tomorrow
morning, 10 am.
6. October is Pastor Appreciation Month:
The Ministerial Department of the
Ontario Conference is encouraging
churches to affirm their pastoral families. Please
express your appreciation to the Golovenko family
in a tangible way, keep them in your prayers.

Event
7. A wedding ceremony for Elisha
Wilson and Andrew Clark will be
celebrated at our church
tomorrow, Sunday, October 25,
at 4 pm. Reception following in
the Fellowship Hall.

9. Revival and the Second Coming of

Jesus Week of Prayer, November 7-14
@ Church.
10. Spoken Word & Open Mic Night:
North London church invites you to an
evening of worship; 6pm on November 7th
at 800 Fleet Street.
Poets, artists, musicians, and singers are
all invited to express their love of God
through their talents. If you would like to
participate please contact Sis. Kemi Ola
at kemiola@gmail.com or 226-700-0243.
11. A Vegan Banquet - Where: St.
Thomas Adventist Church, 380
Manor Rd.
Date: November 29th, 6:00 -8:00
p.m.
RSVP by November 22nd
Contact Debbie Boskovic, 226239-8179 or
deborahboskovic@gmail.com.
Cost $10.00 per person; Dress
Semi formal. Proceeds are to
support the church health ministry
programs.

12. Mission trip to Nicaragua is

planned for January 26
February 17, 2016 as a follow
up to the May 2015 mission.
The cost, including airfare tickets from London to
2Managua, food on site, local transportation costs, and
donation for mission, is $2500 Canadian per person.
Construction work is planned. If you are interested,
please sign up at the announcement board, or speak with
pastor Alex.
Birthday Wishes for October
Oct 1 Anniekay Allen
Oct 2 Kirmane Allen
Oct 2 Samuel Golovenko
Oct 2 Maria Stajfer
Oct 2 Lystra Shimla
Oct 3 Beverlyn Sealy
Oct 3 Kyle Mahon
Oct 3 Georgie Perez
Oct.5 Yemi Olawoore
Oct 5 Stephen VanLeeuwen

Oct 6 Sandi Rusek

Oct 7 Sarah Onyango
Oct 7 Natalie Magati
Oct 8 Steve Hurst
Oct 10 Santiago Perez
Oct 11 Natalia Bartosz
Oct 11 Shaquille Sealy
Oct 14 Dennis Plyley
Oct 17 Clayton Roemer
Oct 18 Max Mantiri

Sermon Notes

Oct 18 Kirmane Allen (Jr.)

Oct 21 Aloma Martin
Oct 22 Renata Starczewski
Oct 24 Ernie Eccles
Oct 25 Susan Stevens
Oct 27 Jana Topper
Oct 28 Etta Eccles
Oct 30 Nyamouch Rial
Oct 31 Jason McQuire

Revivedwhats next?

What a week! My spirit has been lifted by pastor Fred Nichols speaking
to us since last Sabbath. There has been a moving of the Holy Spirit in our
midst as people are renewing their commitments to be devoted disciples of
Christ, allowing Jesus to transform us as individuals from within.
I thought of a quote that a writer for Gods church penned Before the
final visitation of God's judgments upon the earth there will be among the
people of the Lord such a revival of primitive godliness as has not been
witnessed since apostolic times. (Great Controversy, 464) Simple
messages, yet profound in practical applications, made me think about the
true godliness, which is simple, primitive, basic, accessible for all!
And I prayerfully asked what does it mean to us? In my study this week I
encountered few more definitions of what the revival of primitive godliness
looks like - the law of God is restored to its rightful position. Our daily lives
are guided by the Law of God. Our public and private acts, every word and
deed, reveal godliness and virtues of the character of Christ. I long for such
a church fellowship, where loving care, gentle spirit, disinterested
benevolence, allow trust to grow.
This week had also been a week of political changes in our country. By
the social media reactions I learned that our church family has diverse
opinions and preferences. Yet, we must consider that God is in charge of the
Big Picture. Daniel 2:28,21-22 there is a God in heaven who solves
mysteriesHe changes the times and the seasons, He removes kings and
also raises them up, he provides both intelligence, wisdom and
discernment. He opens up and reveals deep and secret things; He knows
what is in the darkness, and the light spills out of him!
As we move into the future there should be no fear of uncertainty. This
weeks Sabbath School lesson prompted us to consider that there are only
two ways in life (Jeremiah 17:5,7) Trust God, or trust men, receive either
blessing or curse. God guides history. Hes got the plan that none of us
sees yet. We are invited not to worry about tomorrow, but to live today to the
fullest, doing Gods Will, loving one another in Christ.
Pastor Nichols reiterated a few times you are ALL God has got in
Londonstop waiting for something, expecting someone to come and do
things you ought to be doing.You are Gods Plan A and there is no plan
B. A witness of one delivered person is evangelistic enough to deal with
whatever demons there may be in any place. Our victory is assured by the
Blood of the Lamb, and by the Word of our Testimony (Revelation 12:11).
Some of you shared how disappointed you are after witnessing and inviting
people, and they did not come, or that some church folks who could have
come did not show up either. I simply say Trust God! God know who came
and why. God knows the plans hes got for us. God alone knows the
environment He wanted and the impact it will have on our church. Live, Love
and Trust God.

your servant, pastor Alex Golovenko

24.10.15