ChurCh at WorShip
SANCTUARY
9:00 and 11:45 a.m
Out of respect to worshipers around you, please silence all electronic devices
Video Announcements
Praise Him With Strings
Lucy Lewis, violin; Margaret Song, piano
Prelude
arr. Christy James
Pastoral Welcome
Alumni Welcome
Marvin Ponder
Craig Jackson
Call to Worship
The Church Has One Foundation
Hymn of Praise
Prayer
No. 348
Brenda Boyd, SAHP ’06, ’121
Paul Damazo, SAHP ’523
Prayer Response
Tithes and Offerings
Jody W. Lindh
Children’s Feature
Musical Praise
Scripture Reading
Garrett Speyer
Holy, Holy, Holy Lord God Almighty
Lucy Lewis, violin; Margaret Song, piano
Romans 12:9–16, TNIV
Hymn of Preparation
Sermon
(Pew Bible, page 1689)
John B. Dykes
arr. David Ritter
Terry Douglas1
Regina Reyes, SAHP ’153
I Love to Tell the Story
No. 457
(Verses 1 and 3)
Why Can’t the Church Be More Like
Randy Roberts
a Neighborhood Bar?
Part 1—Why Can’t the Church Be More Like the World?
Closing Prayer
Postlude
Randy Roberts
Fanfare
Fantasia
Karis Boling and Gilbert Hernandez, producers
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First Service
WORSHIP PARTICIPANTS
Tuesday, April 28
6:30 p.m.
Experiencing God Bible Study, Fellowship Hall
Wednesday, April 29
6:00 p.m.
Open Prayer Circle, Room 104
7:00 p.m.
Prayer Meeting, Room 111
Sabbath, May 2
9:00 & 11:45 a.m.
10:25 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
5:00 p.m.
LomaLinda
niversityChurch
of Seventh-day Adventists
April 25, 2015
Why Can’t the Church Be More Like the Marines?,
Part 2 - Why Can’t the Church Be More Like the World?,
Randy Roberts, Sanctuary
Re:Live Worship, Part 3 —The Essentials,
Tyler Stewart, Sanctuary
LLUC Sabbath School, Christ as the Lord of the Sabbath,
Miguel Mendez, Randall Amphitheater
Vespers, LLUC Youth Ensembles Spring Concert, Sanctuary
Sunset Today - 7:28 p.m.
Sunset Next Week - 7:33 p.m.
Sermon Notes
LLUC Tuition Aid
(Loose offerings go to Church Budget)
Come Let Us Sing
Cherub Choir
C. K. Francisco, conductor
Offertory
Calendar
Jacques-Nicolas Lemmens1
Richard I. Purvis3
Donna Samson, organist
Kenneth Rudolf, first service postlude
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Third Service
Lucy Lewis is assistant professor of violin and viola, and director of orchestral studies,
California State University, San Bernardino
Margaret Song is a physician, Riverside
Craig Jackson is dean, School of Allied Health Professions, Loma Linda University
Brenda Boyd is program director, radiation technology, School of Allied Health
Professions, Loma Linda University
Paul Damazo is a retired entrepreneurial dietitian and businessman
Terry Douglas is chair, department of communication sciences and disorders, School of
Allied Health Professions, Loma Linda University
Regina Reyes is a ﬁnal-year student, communication sciences and disorders, School of
Allied Health Professions, Loma Linda University
For most of my life, I have heard preachers and teachers say, “We should not be like
the world. There is to be a clear line of demarcation between the world and the church.
The world and the church are foes.”
I understand why they say that. There are many passages in the Bible that lead us
to that conclusion. To the church in Corinth, the apostle Paul wrote: “Do not be yoked
together with unbelievers. For what do righteousness and wickedness have in common?” (2 Cor. 6:14, TNIV). Or what about these words, spoken by Jesus? “If the world
hates you, keep in mind that it hated me first. If you belonged to the world, it would love
you as its own. As it is, you do not belong to the world, but I have chosen you out of the
world. That is why the world hates you” (John 15:18–19, TNIV). And there are more! So
I understand why we say what we do about the church and the world.
However, today we begin a new four-part sermon series entitled, Why Can’t the Church
Be More Like the World? Could it be that the church can actually learn important lessons from the world around us? Is it possible for us to learn more about our God-given
mission from organizations in the world?
It is our intent to find out! Through a consideration of four disparate entities in the world
around us, we might just learn some timely (even eternally important) lessons.
So today we begin, of all places, at the neighborhood bar.
Randy Roberts
Senior Pastor
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website at www.lluc.org and are also
aired live and broadcast on Loma Linda
Broadcasting Network (LLBN) via the Internet
at www.llbn.tv, Time Warner Cable channel
17 in Loma Linda, Verizon FiOS Cable
channel 31 in Loma Linda and Redlands,
Roku (under BrightStarTV), and Glorystar
satellite (which carries LLBN, 3ABN, Hope
Channel, and other Christian networks). For
more information, please visit www.llbn.tv, or
call (866) 552-6881.
Rebroadcast Schedule
of University Church
Programs on LLBN
Sunday
(SS) 8:00 p.m.
Monday (V) 4:00 a.m., (W) 11:00 a.m.
Tuesday
(SS) 12:00 a.m.
Wednesday (W) 3:00 a.m., (V) 8:00 p.m.
Thursday
(SS) 4:00 a.m.
Friday
(V) 12:00 a.m., (W) 7:00 p.m.
(SS-Sabbath School; V-Vespers; W-Worship)
Questions or Comments: [email protected] • Online at: http://www.lluc.org
DVD copies of LLUC worship services are available
for purchase online at www.llucstore.com
Church Office Hours: Mon.–Thur., 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.; Friday 8:00 a.m.–noon.
Offices are closed for staff worship on Tuesdays from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m.
This is a weekly bulletin
Cover photo by Michael Scofield
11125 Campus Street, Loma Linda, CA 92354 • (909) 558-4570
growing
disciples
Church at Study
RANDALL AMPHITHEATER
10:30 a.m.
Re:Live Ministry
Young Adult Ministry
www.reliveministry.com
Congregational Singing
Rodney Roath, SAHP ’80,
Karen Mainess, SAHP ’85
Jeannine Mendess, SAHP ’77, ’96
Opening Hymn
Lead On, O King Eternal
No. 619
Prayer, Welcome, and Introductions
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Fellowship, 10:00 a.m., Room 101
Sabbath service, 10:25 a.m., LLUC Sanctuary
Brenda Boyd
Musical Selection
’Tis So Sweet
arr. Ferrenstein Hutagaol
Michelle Pfirrmann, SAHP ’15, vocal; Ferrenstein Hutagaol, SAHP ’15, keyboard
Special Feature
SAHP Missions
Brenda Boyd
Prayer for the Offering
Brenda Boyd
Offering
Sabbath School Expense
(place mission offering in envelope)
Vespers
Dwight Allen Hornbacher, April 10.
He is survived by his brother, Dean;
sisters, Dorothy Ann Brown, Kim Alyward,
Sue Oliver; and his mother, Eloraine
Hornbacher. A service was held on April
21 in College Station, TX.
Mary Ella (Noakes) Alexander, April
18. She is survived by her husband,
Wilber; daughter, Carol Ann Hughes;
four grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. A memorial service will be
May 17, 2:30 p.m., LLUC Sanctuary.
Selected
Superintendent: Brenda Boyd, SAHP ’06, ’12
Keyboard: Helen Juman
TODAY: Tyler Stewart — Part 3: The Essentials
May 2 - Tyler Stewart — Part 4: The Essentials
SANCTUARY
5:00 p.m.
Reach the Summit
Welcome
Our God Reigns
Ben Gardner, trumpet
Shirley Ponder
arr. D. Matar-Wareham
Laudate Dominum
W. A. Mozart/arr. D. Matar-Wareham
Dorothy Matar-Wareham, piano; Gerald Wareham, organ
Minuet
Jared Wareham, piano
G. P. Telemann
Reach the Summit
D. Matar-Wareham
Dorothy Matar-Wareham, piano; Gerald Wareham, organ
Serenade
Lauren Joy Wareham, cello
F. Schubert
Après un rêve
Gabriel Fauré/arr. D. Matar-Wareham
Dorothy Matar-Wareham, piano; Gerald Wareham, organ
Offering
Adagio in G
T. Albinoni/arr. D. Matar-Wareham
Still, Small Voice
D. Matar-Wareham
Dorothy Matar-Wareham, piano; Gerald Wareham, organ
Gabriel’s Oboe from The Mission
Lauren Joy Wareham, cello
E. Morricone
Because He Lives
arr. D. Matar-Wareham
Dorothy Matar-Wareham, piano; Gerald Wareham, organ
Benediction
Vacation Bible
School
June 14-18 / 6:00-8:30 p
Shirley Ponder
God of Our Fathers
Ovid Young/arr. D. Matar-Wareham
Ben Gardner, trumpet
Shirley Ponder
There is no hospitality dinner today.
Offering Today: Church Budget.
Next Week: LLUC Tuition Aid.
All loose and undesignated offerings are
applied to church budget. You may give
online by visiting http://www.lluc.org.
Center floral arrangement is given by
the School of Allied Health Professions,
Loma Linda University, in celebration of
the 19th-annual Alumni Homecoming
weekend.
We regret to announce the following
deaths:
Offertory
How Great Is Our God C. Tomlin, E. Cash, J. Reeves
Loretta Hellerman, SAHP ’15, vocal and guitar
Lesson
The Call to Discipleship
Gery Friesen
Closing Prayer
Gery Friesen
Postlude
Church Life
@ LLUC Sanctuary
Pre-register May 13 - June 10
More than 500 children are expected to attend VBS this year. Volunteers are needed to help with the exciting program being planned. To sign up, visit www.lluc.org,
click on the VBS banner, and select the area in which you are interested so that the
background check can be completed in a timely manner. Thank you in advance for
investing in the children of this community!
Community Life
LLU School of Allied Health
Professions welcomes alumni, healthcare
professionals, and friends to take part in
the 19th-annual Alumni Homecoming and
Continuing Education Convention. Events
include:
—Lunch today, 1:00 p.m., Councilors
Student Pavilion. Craig Jackson and Ron
Carter will share updates about the school
and the university.
—Allied Health Mission Service vespers
today, 5:00 p.m., Randall Amphitheater
will feature mission service by students,
faculty, staff, and alumni. Richard Hart will
speak on service learning experiences.
—Annual alumni and student recognition
banquet this evening, 7:30 p.m., will
be held at The Fox Event Theater in
Redlands.
—Continuing education opportunities,
April 26
For information, visit www.llu.edu/alliedhealth/homecoming.
LLU Medical Auxiliary will host “Open
Doors Open Dining” on April 26 at 3:30
p.m., touring three historical homes of
Riverside. Dinner will be served at the
Rouhe home at 5:15 p.m. For information,
call (909) 558-4639, (909) 319-0242, or
visit llumedaux.org.
La Sierra Academy Alumni
Homecoming will conclude with a Ladies’
Gala Tea at 2:00 p.m. on April 26. For
information, visit www.lsak12.com.
The Church Business Meeting
scheduled for April 29 has been
postponed to a date not yet determined.
Loma Linda Academy constituency
meeting will be May 6, 6:30 p.m., in the
Heritage Room. All elected delegates and
current LLA board of trustees members
are invited.
55+ Senior Activity: Tour picturesque
Kimberly Crest French chateau-style
house and Italian gardens in Redlands
at 11:00 a.m. on May 31. It is listed in
the National Register of Historic Places
and California State Historic Landmark
No. 1019. Include your name and phone
number with the payment of $10 and drop
at the church office for Darold Retzer.
For information, call (909) 558-4570.
Bible Study Opportunity: If you or
someone you know speaks Urdu, Hindi,
Bengali, or other languages of southern
India, you are invited each Sabbath to
Room 111, 6:00 p.m. For information,
call Mehbub Khan at (909) 556-8424 or
[email protected].
LLU Center for Christian Bioethics
presents “Ethics in Great Films” April
28 and 29, 6:00 p.m. in Room 3113,
Centennial Complex. The documentary,
Code Black, shows a dedicated team
of young doctors-in-training facing
their ideals and the realities in a
busy Emergency department in an
overburdened system. For questions,
contact [email protected] or call (909)
558-4956.
LLU School of Religion humanities
program presents a panel discussion,
Adventist Health Reform: Principle or
Taboo?, May 2 at 3:00 p.m., Damazo
Amphitheater, Centennial Complex.
Panelists include Gary Fraser, Joan
Sabate, Zane Yi, and Jim Walters. For
information, call (909) 558-4536.
Southeastern California Conference
annual retirees retreat will be May 18–20
at Pine Springs Ranch. For information,
contact Ashley Peterson at (951) 5092287 or by email at Ashley.Peterson@
seccsda.org.
Experience the Holy Land in the
beauty and coolness of spring with Randy
Speyer and Larry Geraty, archeologist,
La Sierra University, February 11–21,
2016. Walk where Jesus walked. You will
never be the same again. Call Cheryl at
University Travel, (909) 796-8344.