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Lesson 11: Stewardship and Mission: A young entrepreneur, Maya, had just launched a small tech startup focused on community health. Her team was lean, the funding was tight, and the future was uncertain, but they believed deeply in their mission. During their first profitable quarter, instead of reinvesting everything into growth like most startups, Maya suggested they donate a portion to a nonprofit helping underserved schools get access to mental health tools. Her team was hesitant. “Shouldn’t we wait until we are more stable?” one asked. Maya replied, “If we only give when it’s easy, is it really generosity? Let’s lead with purpose, not just profit.” The company gave. It wasn’t a huge amount, but it was meaningful. Months later, the donation opened unexpected doors—new partnerships, press coverage, and even a major investor who was drawn to their values. This story mirrors the heart of 2 Co 8-9: Generosity isn’t about waiting until you’re “ready”—it’s about trusting God, giving from what you have, and watching how He multiplies it for others and for you.

Today’s Loose Offering: World Budget
Today’s offering is for the proclamation of the Adventist gospel to all the world by radio. Adventist radio ministries have had a profound global impact, reaching people in places where traditional mission work is limited or impossible. Radio waves go where missionaries cannot go. Radio can be heard in cars and behind closed doors where people cannot enter. Romans 10:17 says, “So, then faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.” Through your offering today, many people will be reached by hearing the Adventist message on their radios. Many radio listeners enroll in Bible correspondence schools or request in-person visits. In times of uncertainty, faith-based radio brings peace and spiritual comfort. Besides Adventist Word Radio (AWR), the Adventist church supports radio stations and programs around the world that reach people with a distinctive, Christ-centered message of hope and wholeness.

Friday, Sept 11: Young Family Group meets from 6-8 PM at the Moscow Church. Join us for dinner and worship. (Meets every 2nd and 4th Friday).

Sunday, Sept 20: Mommy and Me Group meets from 10 AM-12 PM at the Moscow Church. Mothers, please join us for a light brunch and time together to connect.

Advent Worship Collective!

The first Saturday evening of each month: A place where young adults (ages 18-35) can gather to praise and worship with friends. Invite other YAs! Location: Pullman SDA Church.

Questions? Contact Michelle Miguel at 208-352-3211 or migmichuelle@gmail.com

Ellie Riffel continues as head teacher and principal this year. PHCS website: Moscowid.adventistschoolconnect.org

2026–2027 PHCS shirts are here! Proceeds will support student experiences and materials. Free delivery is available with the school’s bulk order, or choose home delivery for an additional fee. Thank you for supporting PHCS!

Order here by Aug 18th: https://rebrand.ly/phcsshirts2627

September 12 at 3:30 – SINGING BANDS: The Pullman Church congregation is invited to support the singing bands organized by the HealthMotivate Care medical director. Loneliness has been identified in local community needs assessments as an epidemic. Joining in this regular event will provide a feeling of community to the residents of nursing home facilities in Moscow and also a sense of shared community for those leading and sharing the joy of music. There are two locations on the second Sabbath of each month: Paradise Creek of Cascadia (640 N Eisenhower St) at 3:30 and Aspen Park of Cascadia (420 Rowe St) at 4:30.

A NEW FILM SERIES FROM HEALTHMOTIVATE CARE CLINIC:

Join the Team: HealthMotivate Care is seeking mission-minded team members to fill the following roles: Medical Assistant and Front Desk Specialist. Join HealthMotivate’s medical ministry dedicated to helping people thrive—physically, mentally, socially, and spiritually. Quick-learning, dedicated team players are welcome to apply! (208) 892-1346 | www.healthmotivate.care/opportunities

All Things New Launches on September 5 with Day of Prayer: All Things New is a coordinated mission initiative centered on Jesus and expressed through four practical areas of focus. To Pray Like Jesus, Serve Like Jesus, Share Jesus, and Follow Jesus. It is designed to help individuals grow spiritually, help congregations serve their communities, strengthen digital and personal witness, and build clear pathways toward baptism and discipleship. Each phase overlaps intentionally so that prayer fuels service, service opens opportunities to share, and sharing leads people into a growing life with Jesus.

All Things New Launches with Short Film: “When Hope Shows Up”: As part of the launch of the All Things New initiative, the North American Division is premiering a short film, “When Hope Shows Up.” The film explores how hope and faith can play a part in healing and renewal amidst unimaginable loss, acting as a reminder that God is making all things new through the most unlikely people, starting with you. Watch the film in English at news.uccsda.org/hopefilm926.

Adventist Universities and Hope Studios Collaborate to Create ‘Imagine Faith’: From July 12-16, students from Walla Walla University, Southern Adventist University, Oakwood University, and La Sierra University gathered in Los Angeles, California, United States, to produce more than 20 episodes of Imagine Faith, the first official intercollegiate production of its kind within the Adventist university system. For the full story, see news.uccsda.org/imaginefaith926.

Adventist Review: Grounded in the Bible: “Grounded in the Bible, focused on the mission” is more than a slogan. It is the compass that guides the Adventist movement in this decisive time. While the world drifts on a sea of shifting convictions, the global remnant church can stand firm only when it is anchored to the eternal foundation of God’s Word. For Erton C. Köhler’s full article, see news.uccsda.org/groundedbible926.

Adventist Review: 300 Adventist School Students Buried, Yet No One Died: On August 10 a multistory building overshadowing the open court of an Adventist school in Cali, Colombia, shook uncontrollably during seconds that seemed an eternity. Then, after a moment of silence, the whole building collapsed, covering the whole open area of the school. Read more about this miracle at news.uccsda.org/studentsburied926.

Food Revolution Summit (Moses Lake, WA) — September 9 – November 4: Starting on September 2, The Moses Lake Church will be presenting the Food Revolution Summit, a 10-week series on health and nutrition. Join each week on Wednesday at 5 p.m. for prayer and connection, free food, and gain a fresh perspective on how food can enhance our energy, sleep, mental health and stamina. No registration required, and all are welcome! Address: 1601 W Valley Road, Moses Lake, WA. For more information, call (509) 765-4273.

Biblical Principles for Mental Wellness: Discover God’s plan for mental wellness. Explores the connection between faith and emotional well-being through Scripture and evidence-informed principles. Enroll at news.uccsda.org/alcmental826.

Building Homes of Hope and Wholeness: Strengthen your ministry to families with practical, biblically grounded training for pastors and Family Ministries teams. Sign up at news.uccsda.org/homesofhope726.

Youth Sabbath School – Spiritual Growth: Help Youth Sabbath School leaders create engaging, Christ-centered experiences that foster lasting spiritual growth. Get started at news.uccsda.org/youthgrowth726.

Caring: It’s not a Spectator Sport: Lilya Wagner points out how caring is a Biblical principle, particularly as exemplified in Jesus’ life. Enroll at news.uccsda.org/alccaring626.

Learn to Build a Vibrant Online Church Community: Justin Khoe offers insights and strategies for building an engaging online church community. Visit news.uccsda.org/onlinechurch526.

Adventist Possibility Ministries: Shifts the focus from limitations to possibilities—recognizing that each individual is gifted, needed, and treasured. Sign up at news.uccsda.org/apm426.

Preaching with Cultural Intelligence: Provides a foundation for integrating Cultural Intelligence (CQ) into preaching to connect with diverse congregations. Register at news.uccsda.org/learncq426.

Theology of Leadership: Develop a biblically grounded approach to leadership rooted in a clear understanding of God. Enroll at news.uccsda.org/leadership726.

Preaching Christ in the Doctrines: Present biblical doctrines and prophecy in a Christ-centered, positive, and relational way. Visit news.uccsda.org/doctrines326.

Jesus101 Free Daily Devotional Podcast: Jesus Wins! is an audio devotional that revisits the stories of Jesus and shares applicable truths. Access at news.uccsda.org/jesus101226.

Mentorship Training: Equips participants to become effective Christian mentors grounded in biblical principles. Enroll at news.uccsda.org/mentorship226.

The Impact of Trauma in Faith Communities: Explores trauma and its impact on faith communities, equipping educators and ministry leaders with the knowledge to respond with care. See news.uccsda.org/trauma226.

Student Created and Led Bible Studies: Guide students to write and conduct their own Bible studies using study tools and questions. Visit news.uccsda.org/studentbible126.