9:00 AM
| Piano Prelude | Julie Thompson |
| Church Announcements & Welcome | Pr. Orlando Pule |
| Opening Hymn | #21, “Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise” |
| Community Prayer | Pr. Liz Pule |
| Collection of Offering | Believe in Burman Appeal Pr. Adam Deibert |
| Message | Keep ReMembering Pr. Honey Todd |
| Final Song | #248, “O, How I Love Jesus” |
| Benediction and Farewell | Pr. Honey Todd |
| Piano Postlude | Dr. Eduardo Sola |
10:10 AM
Singspiration: Kathleen Campbell
Pianist: Judy Ramsay
Superintendent: Sheldon Bailey
Sabbath School in the Sanctuary
- Henrique Silva’s class: on the balcony with Tabatha Phiri
- Eric Ollila’s class: back of sanctuary with Craig Gerst
- Sheldon Bailey’s class: front piano-side of sanctuary with JW Bruins
- Livestream Class: Sheldon Bailey’s class
SABBATH SCHOOL CLASSES
- Collegiate Class: Burman University Social Eyez at 10:00 AM
- Connect Class: Burman University Library classroom downstairs
- Dave Southcott’s Class: Rm 110, McKibbin Centre
- Detours Class: Parkview Adventist Academy, upper level
- Filipino Class: Board Room, BU Marketing & Enrollment Building
- High School Youth: Youth Ministry Centre, BU Marketing & Enrollment Bldg.
- Together @ 111 Class: Rm 111, McKibbin Centre
- Portuguese Class: Burman Library, lower level, 10:25 AM
- Spanish Class: Burman Library, Peace & Justice Rm. at 10:25 AM
- Young Adults class: CHCS, Sunroom at the end of the corridor, 10:15am
11:30 AM
| Gathering Song | “King of Kings” Road Less Travelled |
| Welcome & Church Announcements | Pr. Orlando Pule |
| Praise Set | “King of My Heart” “Jesus Loves Me” “How Deep the Father’s Love for Us” Road Less Travelled |
| Community Prayer | Pr. Liz Pule |
| Collection of Offering | Believe in Burman Appeal Pr. Adam Deibert |
| Children’s Story | Delano Lewis |
| Message | Keep ReMembering Pr. Honey Todd |
| Response Song | “Thank you Jesus for the Blood” |
| Benediction and Farewell | Pr. Honey Todd |
| Postlude | Road Less Travelled |
Designated (Restricted) Fund Policy
If the church project or outreach mission that you gave to is complete or no longer possible, the church board will reallocate those funds to another or similar project as needed.
Preaching Schedule:
- October 31 Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion weekend by Burman U
- November 7 Orlando Pule, Fall Series
- November 14 Honey Todd, Fall Series
- November 21 Tsholo Sebetlela, Fall Series
THE OFFERING today is for Burman University.
BELIEVE IN BURMAN This Sabbath, our main offering is to benefit Burman University. Thank you for your loose offering or using the provided envelope to support your university in Canada. Burman University continues to offer a great education experience for tomorrow’s leaders. And they thank you for your gift today!
FALL FEST AT CHCS! Get ready for an evening of autumn fun at the Fall Fest on October 29, from 6:30–8:30 PM, in the CHCS Gym! Enjoy yummy food, face painting, a slime creation corner, new games, and lots of free activities, including inflatable obstacle course, and bouncy house. Plus, there will be plenty of prizes and treats! Bring your family and friends!
ADVENTURER & PATHFINDER INDUCTION CEREMONY Join us on Saturday, October 24, at 3:30 PM in the Sanctuary for the Pathfinder and Adventurer Induction Ceremony, a special service welcoming new members into the Parkland Clubs. We look forward to celebrating this special occasion together!
FOOD DRIVE It’s that time of year again, Lacombe Food Banks annual food drive, October 31! Watch for a yellow bag at your door. Fill it with non-perishable food and place it on your front step by 2:00 p.m. on October 31. We will also need volunteers to collect these bags. Walkers and drivers can meet at the church at 2:00 p.m. on that day. All donations will be delivered to the Food Bank, and pizza will be provided for volunteers. Join us in supporting the Food Bank and making a difference in our community!
MAMAWI ATOSKETAN CENTRE GRAND OPENING You are warmly invited to the grand opening of the Mamawi Atosketan Centre in Maskwacis on Friday, November 13, 2026. Join the community for a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 11:30 AM, followed by lunch, as we celebrate this special milestone together. Please RSVP by November 1 to Rupa Manoj at 587-815-8776 or rmanoj@albertaadventist.ca.
CELEBRATE RECOVERY TURNS 2! Join us for an anniversary party on Tuesday, December 1, at 6:00 PM in the Earliteen Room. Bring your kids, friends, and family for great food and good times! Questions? Contact Pr. Liz at 613-867-3350 or epule@AlbertaAdventist.ca.
JOIN US FOR A CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION! Come celebrate 100 years of God’s goodness and faithfulness with the Red Deer SDA Church on December 12, 2026! Generations of believers have worshipped, served, and shared God’s love throughout the Red Deer community. This special celebration is an opportunity to remember the pioneers, give thanks for God’s leading, and look forward to the future with faith. Join!
BIRTHDAY BLESSINGS! Today, we’re celebrating Rhoda Litke! Looking ahead to next week, we send birthday wishes to Nautica Lehocky, Honey Todd, Lonnie Leitch, Jun Bacalso, Carroline Dzingirayi, Lindsey Nycholat, Raina Reimche and Daniel Sydenham! May God bless you with fresh opportunities, cherished moments, and a year filled with His goodness and grace.
ARE YOU ORGANIZED? Disorganization can make you anxious, stressed & unproductive. Here are 5 ways that being more organized will bring you good health. 1. Having a to-do list helps you stay focused & productive. 2. Cleaning out clutter whether it is your email inbox or your closet, feels like a weight being lifted off your shoulders. 3. You will sleep better. Physical, mental & emotional clutter can make you more anxious, which can make it harder to fall or stay asleep. 4. You will be happier. Being organized helps you get things done more effectively & efficiently, leaving you more time to focus on things you enjoy. 5. People who are organized tend to be better about taking care of their health. Schedule time for regular exercise & take time to plan & prepare healthy meals. Organization can make your life easier & more productive. “But everything should be done in a fitting & orderly way.” 1st Corinthians 14:40 ~ Your Health Ministry Team
HELP CHCS RAISE FUNDS FOR OUR NEW PLAYGROUND! The Home & School team is selling Bear Tracks Ice Melt—a fast-acting, pet-safe, driveway-friendly way to keep your walkways clear. 16 kg pails are $31.50 each. To order, visit CHCS, call 403-782-6212, or email office@chcs.cc. Thank you for your support!
CELEBRATION OF LIFE A memorial service for Raymond Chipeur will be held on Sunday, October 25, at 3:00 PM at Lacombe Community SDA Church. All who wish to gather in remembrance of Raymond are welcome to attend.
THE LACOMBE FOOD BANK IS HIRING We are looking for a Food Bank manager, 3/4 time paid position. Effective October, 2026. If you have the desire to make a difference in the community, a compassion for others, then we would love to hear from you! Please send resume to: info@lacombefoodbank.ca
JOB OPPORTUNITY Woodlands Adventist School is seeking a caring, patient, and reliable Educational Assistant to support students’ learning and diverse needs in a Christ-centred environment. Qualifications include: classroom experience, strong communication and organizational skills, and a passion for education and working with children. Interested candidates are invited to submit their résumé to principal@woodlandsadventistschool.ca.
CAREER OPPORTUNITY The Manitoba-Saskatchewan Conference is seeking a Senior Accountant/Associate Treasurer to join its team in Saskatoon. If you or someone you know is interested in serving in this role, please review the full job description and application details. To apply or inquire: jtaer@mansaskadventist.ca
IMPORTANT FOR PARENTS & GUARDIANS: Thank you for entrusting us with your children during Sabbath School. As part of our commitment to their safety, we ask that parents please drop off and pick up their children directly from their classrooms. We’re grateful for your partnership ~ Kids Crew Team
SHARE YOUR ANNOUNCEMENT Have something to share with our church family? We welcome announcements for our weekly bulletin, including ministry updates, community events, and special celebrations. Submit here by Wednesday at noon to be included in the upcoming Sabbath bulletin (space permitting).
Recently, I had the wonderful opportunity to officiate a wedding for a couple who were dating while they were students at Burman. It was a joy to be a part of such a wonderful weekend full of family, friends and celebration.
The wedding took place in a beautiful chapel on the campus of Tyndale University. It is hard to describe exactly how beautiful this space is. From the time we stepped into the chapel on Friday for rehearsal, I was overwhelmed by the beauty. The 30-foot stained-glass windows, the mosaic at the apse of the space, the iridescent hue of the colours of the tile.
Each of the stained glass windows had different depictions of God from scripture. Beautifully crafted, with painstaking detail, were pictures of a dove, light, and a lamb among many others. The beauty of this space brought back a song to my mind that I had heard once. I couldn’t remember exactly where I had heard it or even the lyrics.
I wanted to find the song, so I googled the lyrics I could remember. All I could remember was, “The Lion of Judah.” Do you know how many songs have those lyrics? Many. I listened to so many songs, but to no avail; sadly, I had to let it go. I picked my favourite praise song to listen to while I was prayer journaling and half-heartedly prayed that God would bring that song to mind.
It was such a small thing. Such a specific thing. It felt a little silly to pray about it, and I really wasn’t expecting anything.
Yet, as I journaled and the music I was listening to shuffled, two songs later a song came on that I had only heard once before, but knew it was the one I was looking for. “Is He Worthy.” Performed by Cece Winans on my playlist, but I had heard it for the first time as performed by the Burman University Singers last year. I invite you to listen to it. It was as beautiful as I remembered. More than that, it was a God Sighting – an expression coined by Pastor Honey. A moment where God gives us a little smile and reassurance that He is here, and He is listening, and He wants to be seen. Have you had a God sighting this week? Something small or big? What a lovely gift to be seen by God and to see Him in our lives.
~ from Pastor Massiel’s heart
UPCOMING DATES
TODAY
3:30 PM – Parkland Club Induction Ceremony
6:19 PM – Sunset
TUESDAY
7:00 PM – Celebrate Recovery, Earliteen Room
WEDNESDAY
12:00 PM – Deadline for bulletin information
