9:00 AM
| Welcome & Church Announcements | Pr. Massiel Davila-Ferrer |
| Greetings | Dr. Loren Agrey & Dr. Daniel Saugh |
| Opening Hymn | |
| Intercessory Prayer | Creative Prayer Team |
| Tithes and Offering | Pr. Massiel Davila-Ferrer |
| Reading of Scripture & Introduction of Speaker | Dr. Daniel Saugh |
| Special Music | “John Saw De Numbuh” Ubuntu Choir |
| Message | Dr. Ron DuPreez |
| Closing Hymn | |
| Benediction and Farewell | Dr. Ron DuPreez |
| Organ Postlude | “Joyful Alleluia”, R. Hughes Dr. Wendy Markosky |
10:10 AM
Singspiration: Annina Engelbrecht & Kayla Whitworth
Pianist: Keith Clouten
Sabbath School in the Sanctuary
- Welcome & Opening Prayer: Mario Parchment, BU International Coordinator
- Panelists:
- Joseph Richards, SDACC General Counsel
- Dr. Loren Agrey, BU President
- Elena Quiyono Kolokolova, President BU Association
- Bontu Kussi, BU International Senate Representative
- Dany Windster, BU Student Representative
- Dr. Daniel Saugh, BU Faculty
- Pr. Orlando Pule, CHSDA
- Closing Reflection: Joseph Richards, SDACC General Counsel
- Closing Music: “The Holy City”, Sandra Glover
- Final Blessing: SS Superintendent
SABBATH SCHOOL CLASSES
- Collegiate Class: Burman University Social Eyez at 10:25 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
11:30 AM
| Gathering Song & Welcome | Praise Team |
| Church Announcements | Pr. Massiel Davila-Ferrer |
| Greetings | Dr. Loren Agrey & Dr. Daniel Saugh |
| Praise Set | Praise Team |
| Intercessory Prayer | Pr. Carl Cunningham |
| Collection of Offering | Kyle Bacalso |
| Offertory Musical Number | “Living Proof” Nicole Glushchenko |
| Children’s Story | Teresa Bruce |
| Special Music | “John Saw De Numbuh” Ubuntu Choir |
| Scripture Reading & Introduction of Speaker | Dr. Daniel Saugh |
| Message | God is About to Clear His Name Again Pr. Wintley Phipps |
| Response Song | |
| Benediction and Farewell | Pr. Wintley Phipps |
| Organ Postlude | “Joyful Alleluia”, R. Hughes Dr. Wendy Markosky |
| Praise team: Adam Kis, Melody Ilacas, Larry Murrin, Adam Deibert, Nicole Armson, Annina Engelbrech, Kayla Whitworth |
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:
- NOVEMBER 1 Dennalia Fray, Fall Series
- NOVEMBER 8 Orlando Pule, Fall Series
- NOVEMBER 15 Massiel Davila-Ferrer, Fall Series
THE OFFERING today is to benefit Burman University. Thank you for your loose offering or using the provided envelope to support your SDA university in Canada. Burman University continues to offer a great education experience for tomorrow’s leaders. And they thank you for your gift today!
TODAY! FOOD DRIVE – OCTOBER 25 It’s that time of year again! Join us for the annual Food Bank Food Drive this Saturday, October 25, at 3:00 pm. We’ll gather in the church foyer before heading out. We need both drivers and walkers to help collect bags of food from our community. Be part of this wonderful opportunity to bless others and make a difference!
GET READY FOR FALL FEST! Join us on October 30 from 6:30–8:30 PM at the CHCS Gym for an evening packed with fun, prizes, and sweet treats. Try our exciting new games and delicious food (tickets available), plus enjoy plenty of free activities for all ages. Don’t miss the event of the season—bring your family and friends and celebrate fall with us!
LIVING WITH LOSS THROUGH CHRISTMAS If you are living with loss and want something brief to help you through the holidays, Pastor Honey Todd, registered psychologist specializing in marriage & family therapy, will be presenting a four-part series to support you on this journey. Together, we’ll explore myths and realities, gain understanding of what is happening for you, and develop tools and resources for learning to remember with more love than pain.
When: November 6, 13, 20, 27 — 7:00 to 8:30 p.m.
Where: November 6, 13, 20 — LMC (Servus Credit Union Room); November 27 — College Heights SDA Church.
Please register via text at 403-862-1857 or email [email protected].
STRONGER TOGETHER Beginning October 26 at 8 PM, and continuing on the last Sunday of every month, we invite parents and caregivers of neurodivergent family members to join an online support community. This will be a safe, welcoming space to share life, resources, and hope—because we are truly stronger together.
Zoom Meeting ID: 997 5351 6321 | Passcode: 474712
HOUSING HELP NEEDED A small family—a mother and her 14-year-old daughter—is looking for a quiet, cozy, and clean long-term rental. They will care for the home as if it were their own, keeping it tidy and well-maintained. If you know of any available housing or can help please contact Olha at [email protected] or 587-447-3195. Your assistance or guidance would be greatly appreciated.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Wishing Honey Todd a joyful and blessed birthday today! May God’s love and grace fill your day with happiness. We also celebrate Raina Reimche and Tanya Huether next week! May your birthdays be filled with God’s blessings and abundant joy.
HAVE YOU EVER HEARD OF “EXERCISE SNACKS”? There is growing evidence from new research that short bursts of exercise—known as “exercise snacks”—are good for your fitness and overall health. These studies confirm the health and lifestyle benefits observed in the world’s longest-lived populations, living in the “Blue Zones.” The people of the five Blue Zones—Loma Linda, California; Okinawa, Japan; Ikaria, Greece; Sardinia, Italy; and Nicoya, Costa Rica—move their bodies every 20 minutes by integrating natural movement into their daily routines. Try these five “exercise snacks” to help you stay healthy and happy:
- Take the stairs
- Vacuum the house
- Enjoy music while you cook
- Walk the dog
- Plant a garden
“To everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven.”— Ecclesiastes 3:1
~ Your Health Ministry Team
HEALTH, HEALING & HOPE SEMINAR Join us for a weekend of “Health, Healing & Hope” with Dr. Chidi Ngwaba, November 20–22, 2025, at College Heights SDA Church. Visit our website www.chsda.ca to learn more.
LET’S CARE FOR GOD’S HOUSE TOGETHER Our church is more than a building—it’s a sacred space where we worship, pray, and grow in faith. Just as we care for our homes, we also want to lovingly care for God’s house. Join us for a special Church Cleaning Day on Sunday, November 2. We’re looking for up to 30 volunteers—many hands make light work! Together, we can refresh our church so it shines for His glory. Questions or to confirm your participation, please text Jack Zazulak at 403-596-1636.
ARE YOU 50 OR OLDER? Join us for SAGE Winter Retreat March 9 –12, 2026 Join us at The Willow Inn, Wetaskiwin, AB for cozy fellowship, fun, and memories that last a lifetime! Commit by Nov 27, 2025 For More Info email: [email protected]
PAA IS HIRING: We are looking for an additional Office Manager/Educational Assistant. This is a full-time position with the opportunity to extend beyond the current school year. This position requires individuals that are quick learners, self-directed, independent and able to adapt to a fast paced environment. For more information please visit our website at www.paa.ca/available-positions
MADE TO REFLECT
During my undergrad years, I dropped the small mirror I used for shaving. It cracked in two places, but the back held it together. It still worked, but I had to tilt it at different angles to see my reflection clearly. That broken mirror reminds me of what sin has done to our world.
Genesis 1:27 says, “God created mankind in His own image.” Yet that image—beautiful and whole—has been distorted by sin in individuals, communities, and even our cities. Some see cities as chaotic or corrupt, but as Dr. Skip Bell once wrote, cities are also places of opportunity—where God’s people can respond with love, care, and justice.
This weekend’s Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) focus invites us to see God’s image in every person. Our diversity is not a threat—it’s a reflection of God’s creativity. When we embrace this truth, we help restore the beauty that sin has fractured.
God calls us to two things: represent and restore.
To represent God means to reflect His character in our daily lives—speaking with kindness, acting with integrity, and showing compassion. To restore means to partner with God in healing what’s broken—by helping, serving, and advocating for those who are unseen or unheard.
Eventually, I replaced that broken mirror and could see my face clearly again. Likewise, when we love our neighbours and seek justice for our cities, the reflection of God becomes clearer—through us.
~ from Pastor Orlando’s heart
UPCOMING DATES
TODAY
3:00 PM – Food Drive
6:19 PM – Sunset
6:30 PM – Pr. Wintley Phipps Concert
SUNDAY
9:30 AM – The Bridge Workshop
8:00 PM – Stronger Together
TUESDAY
7:00 PM – Celebrate Recovery, Earliteen Room
WEDNESDAY
12:00 PM – Deadline for bulletin information
7:00 PM – New Beginnings Series, Earliteen Room