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Sunday, June 1, 2014

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For Your Children:Parents: Please sign your children in before the service at the following locations ... •Birthto2yearsattheNursery. •Ages3toGrade5inthefoyer.

Children are asked to sit with their parents until dismissal (approx. 10:30 am, watch for cue on big screen).Pick-up: Immediately following this morning’s service or Learning Communities.ChildrenwillNOTbereleaseduntiltheirsessionsareover;please do not interrupt classes in session. (Classes are located behind the main auditorium.)

Intercessory Prayer:Conference Room

Morning Worship Service:Main Auditorium

•Worship Leader: Guest Worship Leader, Oscar Mucyo, from Kigali, Rwanda

•Emcee: Patrick Hoppus

•Speaker: Pastor Greg Janz

Pastor Greg continues the series on the Proverbs entitled: Epigram: The Wisdom of the Proverbs

Learning CommunitiesVarious Locations

Everyone is welcome! Please look on reverse side of bulletin for a class that might interest you. There is something for all ages. The classes are dismissed at 12 noon.

9:00AM

10:00AM

11:20AM

Evening ServiceMinistry Centre (Lucas Centre)

•Speaker: Dave Rathjen

•Worship Leader: Bill Hale

Following Service - Kaffee Klatsch A-M desserts,

N-Z sandwiches/savoury snacks

6:00PM

If you are new to APA, enjoy a free specialty coffee on us. Simply put your name and email on the back of the coffee card found in the pew rack or at the Coffee Corner. Redeem the card at the Coffee Corner before or after the service

Looking Ahead

Students (gr. 6 to 12)

Young Adult

Missions

Vacation Bible School

West of 60

News & Notes

Women

Tuesday, June 2 @ 7:00 PM: MeetattheYouthLoftfor

Chapel Service.

Life Group: Wrapping up the YoungAdultsyear!Meetat

MillLake@6:00pmforfunandgames, and then head over to ‘Wings’ at around 8:00 pm.

Hands Extended: For ladies who are interested in

missions.NextmeetingMonday,June2nd@1:30,withDanielleSnider (Spampinato) as the guest.

Volunteers Needed: July 7-11. EmailPastorMarlies(marlies@

apaonline.ca) if you can help.

Seniors Luncheon: NextmeetingisJune19@11:00am.Thisis

the final luncheon of the summer.

Boundaries for Today: Onedayconference with the authors

viasatelliteonJune14@APA.SpecialpricingforAPA($25).Register at the office. For more info go to apaonline.ca/events.

Blood Donor Clinic: Tuesday,Saturday,May31intheAPA

Gym.It’sinyoutogive!Call1-888-2-DONATE(1-888-236-6283)tobookanappointment.

Volunteer Appreciation: Sunday June8.Allofourministry

volunteers are complimentary, the rest of the congregation, we askyoutoconsideradonationtocover the cost of your lunch. Come enjoyMauiRibs,hotdogs,salads,and a bunch of fun, celebration andfellowship!

Coffee Corner: We are in need of a new/used fridge. If you

haveanextrafridgeingoodworkingconditionthatyouwouldliketodonate,pleasecontactKellyat(604)855-1494

Healing Journey for Women: JointhemMonday,June

2.AudreyBraithwaitewillbespeakingon“Emphasiscanbirththe Fullness in Him”.

Summer Interns: We are happy to welcome Sydney Teichroeb,

who has joined us this past weekto help Pastor Marlies in theChildren’s Department. Her andAliyaAscha,helpingPastorTerry,are with us this summer as interns from Summit Pacific.

Upcoming Events

Learning Communities

Immediately following AM Service. This is the last Sunday of Learning Communities

for the summer.Beginning June 22 in the fireside room, a summer series

will be shown. Stay tuned for more details.

Money, Possessions & Eternity

Adults

Fireside Room

What does the bible really say about money? Thisbiblicalstudywilltacklethetouchysubject of materialism, stewardship, prosperity theology, debt and more. Join us for a thought provokingchallengetoourattitudestowardtheuseofourGod-givenresources.Facilitators: Brent Groen & Pastor Marty Mittelstaedt

Good News for Modern Times

Adults

Main Auditorium

Throughmediawearebombardedwithbadnews. Hardly a day goes by without some tragedy which results in the loss of precious life. In the midst of all this, there is good news. It is the good news of the gospel. In fact, the ‘gospel’means‘goodnews.’OurstudywillconcentrateonthethesewritingsGodhasprovided to show his love for us.Facilitator: John Coughlan

Newcomer's Orientation

Adults

Conference Room (by Main Office)

NewtoAPA?Ifyouareanewcomerinthispastyearorso,pleasejoinPastorGregtofindoutwhoweareasachurch.Topicsfromourhistorytowhatwebelievewillbecovered.YouwillalsofindoutwhereyoucanfitinatAPA.Facilitator: Pastor Greg Janz

Young Adult

Balcony Room

Discussionfromthebibleaboutcurrentissues.Facilitators: PastorTerry

Youth JR. AND SR. HIGHS: Meettodaybytheoffices for your class.

Children Birth-3 years,NurseryAge 3 to Grade 5, Various rooms behind auditorium stage.

Church Staff

Update

Proverbs

Also Home To

About Us

Greg JanzSenior Pastor

Marty MittelstaedtChurch Ministries

Terry BurnsYouth

Marlies CornockChildren (PT)

Patrick HoppusAssimilation (PT)John CoughlanVisitation (PT)Carl Erickson

Facilities ManagerAllyson Mittelstaedt

Reception

Gladwin Childcare CentreKaren Fewings, Manager (604-853-3894)

Abbotsford Pentecostal Assembly3145 Gladwin Road, Abbotsford, BC V2T 5T4

(604)853-8158 apaonline.ca

The discussions of the Committeemeetings to this point have focused on where we have come from as a church and how the buildings have assisted us in accomplishing the ministries & vi-sion of the church. We have also been looking at what our current buildingneeds are by age group and what they might be in the future.

We invite your participation. If you have a comment, question or submis-sion, please do so in writing to the committee member(s) representing your age group:MoniqueLessard–ChildrenKimberleyBonk–YouthDarinGraham–20-30EduardTielmann,DonavanGoertz–30-50GrantHick–50-65HankUnrau–65plus

BlessingsCOTMCommitteecotm@apaonline.ca

apachurch

Monthly Budget $63,770May Income $29,937Needed for Budget $33,833Max. Line of Credit $175,000Operating Debt $118,255

Sermon Notes

Sermon Series

Integrity: Who are you when know one is looking?

(Proverbs 11)“Speaking honestly is better. It takes a lot of stress out of our

lives. If you tell the truth you don’t have to remember anything, but if you don’t tell the truth you have to remember what you

said.” Mark Twain

So Why Integrity?• IntegritymustbeavalueIholdifitistowork.• Integrity provides me with Protection.• Integrity provides me with Security. • IntegrityprovidesmewithGuidance.• Integrity provides me with Hope.• Integrity provides me with the blessing of the Lord

Integrating Integrity In our Lives:“He who walks in integrity walks securely, but he who perverts

his ways will be found out.” Proverbs 10:9

“The integrity of the upright will guide them, but the crooked-ness of the treacherous will destroy them.” Proverbs 11:3.

“The righteousness of the blameless will smooth his way, but the wicked will fall by his own wickedness”. Proverbs 11:5.

Sermon Notes (cont.)“The perverse in heart are an abomination to the Lord, but the

blameless in their walk are His delight”. Proverbs 11:20

“Righteousness guards the one whose way is blameless, but wick-edness subverts the sinner”. Proverbs 13:6

“Folly is joy to him who lacks sense, but a man of understanding walks straight [in integrity]”. Proverbs 15:21

“Better is the poor who walks in his integrity than one who is perverse in his lips, and is a fool.” Proverbs 19:

“A righteous man who walks in his integrity— How blessed are his sons after him”. Proverbs 20:7

We learned about honesty and integrity - that the truth mat-ters... that you don’t take shortcuts or play by your own set of rules... and success doesn’t count unless you earn it fair and

square. Michelle Obama