March 13, 2026
Happy Friday!
Here is the latest news from Weimar University Church.
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Announcements
REMINDER for this Weekend: March 13 & 14 – Friday Vespers, Sabbath School and Church Service will be held at the Old Chapel to accommodate the EQ Summit.
Weimar University Colloquium Weekend + Evangelistic Series: You are invited to join us for a special colloquium weekend on March 20 & 21, featuring Dr. Michael Hasel. Dr. Hasel’s messages will be focusing on the archeological evidence that shows the Bible can be trusted. Following this pre-series weekend, Elder Louis Torres will be with us for a week-long evangelistic series beginning Sunday, March 22 and ending Sabbath evening, March 28. Please plan to attend these faith-building meetings!
Children’s Choir and Orchestra Concert: You are invited to a Children’s Concert where our children will share the love of God through song and music. Join us on Saturday May 2, 2026, at 5:00 PM at the Academy Lawn. Feel free to invite your family and friends, and if you are able, please bring lawn chairs for seating. For more information, contact Kezia R. at 269-252-0287. See flyer for details.
Lucca Mazone: Thank you for your continued prayers. For updates from the family, you may visit his CaringBridge website.
Audio-Visual Volunteers are needed to help stream gospel messages through the internet. No experience needed; training will be provided. Contact Daniel Velez, 530-210-1781, if you are willing to help in this ministry.
Assisted Living Outreach: Want to join a small group ministry? Join us on Sabbath afternoon at Solstice Assisted Living! If you would like to participate in this weekly outreach ministry or want more information, please contact Amy Krum at 530-264-6769.
Have an Announcement for the Friday Email or Bulletin? Please submit your announcement no later than Wednesdays at 7:00pm to weimarchurch@gmail.com.
Translation + Headphones are now available during the Worship Service! The church translation program will translate to the following languages: Croatian, Filipino, French, German, Japanese, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish, Swahili. You can access this in text or audio. If you are accessing the text, please silence your phone. Click or scan the QR code below:
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Calendar
Tonight
- 7:00 pm – Vespers Service (Old Chapel), Wedding Bells for Esau, Dr. Phil Mills
Tomorrow
- 9:30 am – General Sabbath School (Old Chapel)
- 11:00 am – Worship Service (Old Chapel), You Haven’t Seen Anything Yet…?, Pastor Don Mackintosh
- 1:00 pm – Fellowship Lunch
- 3:30 pm – Dutch Flat Outreach Church
- 3:30 pm – Assisted Living Outreach
Sunday
- 7:00 am – Prayer Meeting, in person or on Zoom (see link below)
Wednesday
- 7:00 pm – Prayer Meeting, studying Follow, a book by Pastor MacLafferty
Friday (Colloquium Weekend)
- 5:30 pm – Children’s Orchestra & Choir Practice
- 7:00 pm – Vespers Service, Dr. Michael Hasel
Next Sabbath
- 9:30 am – General Sabbath School
- 11:00 am – Worship Service, Dr. Michael Hasel
- 1:00 pm – Fellowship Lunch
- 3:00 pm – Afternoon Colloquium Meeting, Dr. Michael Hasel
- 3:00 pm – Adventurers
- 3:30 pm – Dutch Flat Outreach Church
- 3:30 pm – Assisted Living Outreach
Please consult the Church Calendar for additional events and information.
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Prayer Opportunities
“Prayer is the breath of the soul. It is the secret of spiritual power.”
(Messages to Young People, page 249)
Join our Weimar Upper Room Zoom meetings to take full advantage of the opportunities for prayer at Weimar Church. Please get in touch with Dennis Borillo at (909) 965-9382 or scan or click the QR code below to join!
Saturday: 6:00-6:30 am
Sunday: 7:00 am
Monday – Friday: 6:00-6:30 am
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Giving Opportunities
Tithe & Offering can be given online. If paying by check, please make checks payable to Weimar Campus Church. Offering boxes are available at the entrance of Haskell Hall.
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Quote of the Week
“It was to redeem us that Jesus lived and suffered and died. He became “a Man of Sorrows,” that we might be made partakers of everlasting joy. God permitted His beloved Son, full of grace and truth, to come from a world of indescribable glory, to a world marred and blighted with sin, darkened with the shadow of death and the curse. He permitted Him to leave the bosom of His love, the adoration of the angels, to suffer shame, insult, humiliation, hatred, and death. […] But this great sacrifice was not made in order to create in the Father’s heart a love for man, not to make Him willing to save. No, no! “God so loved the world, that He gave His only-begotten Son.” John 3:16. The Father loves us, not because of the great propitiation, but He provided the propitiation because He loves us. Christ was the medium through which He could pour out His infinite love upon a fallen world. “God was in Christ, reconciling the world unto Himself.” 2 Corinthians 5:19. God suffered with His Son. In the agony of Gethsemane, the death of Calvary, the heart of Infinite Love paid the price of our redemption.” Steps to Christ, p. 13
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