Andrews University

Homecoming 2006: Andrews University invites you to Homecoming 2006, which will be held Sept. 28–Oct. 1. Classes to be honored this year: 1936, '46, '56, '66, '76, '81, '86, and '96. For more details, visit www.andrews.edu/alumni.

Indiana

Summer Camp: It's still not too late to register for summer camp at Timber Ridge. Call (317) 844-6201; or visit www.timberridgecamp.org for schedule and registration.

Enroll at Indiana Academy: If you want to attend an Adventist academy with an excellent academic program and sound spiritual emphasis, then IA is the place for you! Students may take classes for college credit and are offered a variety of work opportunities to help make an Adventist education affordable. Visit website www.indianasdaacademy.org; or call Peter Cousins, principal, at (317) 984-3575, ext. 222, to learn more about IA or to request an enrollment package and consultation.

Home-School Outdoor Education Week is Aug. 21–24 at Timber Ridge Camp. For information or to register, contact Lutricia Whitlow by e-mail lwhitlow@hughes.net; or phone (812) 829-2507.

Hispanic Family Retreat will be held Sept. 1–3 at Timber Ridge Camp. For information, contact Orlando or Raquel Vazquez by phone at (317) 209-8246; or e-mail yorland@juno.com

Lake Region

Indianapolis Area Churches Sponsor Family Life Conference: The Family Life departments of the Indianapolis area churches are sponsoring a Family Life Retreat, Aug. 11–13, at the Fellowship of Christian Athletes National Conference Center in Marshall, Ind. Learn spiritual principles that unleash satisfying relationships; take charge of your life; and learn a Christ-centered approach to financial success. Featured speakers include: Donald and Doris Gothard, financial consultants, and George and Pearl Bryant, relationship consultants. For more information and to register, go online to www.plusline.org; or call (800) 732-7587.

Lake Union

Offerings:

July 1 Local Church Budget

July 8 World Mission Budget Offering

July 15 Local Church Budget

July 22 Local Conference Advance

July 29 Women’s Ministries

Special Days:

July 8 Home Study International Promotional Day

North American Division

Announcing the International Association of Adventist Social Workers (IAASW), an exciting new organization for all Adventist social workers! We are passionate about making a difference in our church and world. We want you to join and share this vision. To join, e-mail Rene Drumm at rdrumm@southern.edu; call (423) 236-2766; or visit website www.iaasw.org.

Seventh-day Adventist Global Tobacco Control Summit: Adventist church leaders and members who have experience and expertise in tobacco control and treatment should plan to attend this summit, which is being held in conjunction with the 13th World Conference on Tobacco or Health, July 14–16, in Washington, D.C. The North American Division, in partnership with the General Conference, Loma Linda University, and Versacare will sponsor this weekend event to increase awareness of current tobacco control needs and provide networking for Adventist leaders who may be attending the World Conference on Tobacco or Health. To register for either event, or to find out more information, go online to www.plusline.org/events; or call (800) 732-7387.

Joy Riders International: Come ride with us to beautiful Camp Frenda for our third annual spiritual motorcycle rally, Sept. 8–10, located in the scenic lake district of central Ontario, Canada, near Port Carling. For registration information, visit website www.joyridersinternational.com; or phone Ted Toms at (269) 657-2390. Camp facilities will have rooms, bunks, showers, and food.

Sabbath School Leadership magazine will be having its Sabbath School Leadership Summit at Andrews University Theological Seminary on Sept. 24–25. This event will be featuring some of the Seventh-day Adventist Church’s foremost Sabbath school and ministry leaders: Jay Gallimore, Michigan Conference; Jayne Thayer, Andrews University Seminary; Agniel Samson, Oakwood College; Del Dunavant, Northern California Conference; James Zackrison, former General Conference director for Sabbath school and Personal Ministries. Come for two days of fun, fellowship, and personal growth, and learn how to create a dynamic Sabbath school experience for your church members. Early registration until Aug. 31. For more information, contact Sabbath School Leadership magazine at (301) 393-4095 4094; or e-mail mchambers@rhpa.org.

Southern Union Conference Medical/Dental Retreat, Oct. 12–15, Gatlinburg, Tenn. Mark Finley, guest speaker. Continuing education presenters for medical, dental, optometry continuing education: George Guthrie, M.D., M.P.H., CNS/Medical Director, Lifestyle Center of America; Leif Bakland, D.D.S./Department of Endodontics, Loma Linda School of Dentistry; Jim Williamson, O.D./Residency Supervisor, Veterans Affairs Medical Center/Assistant Professor, Southern College of Optometry, Memphis, Tenn. Golf tournament on Fri. morning. Be a part of the Southern Union Medical/Dental choir and orchestra. For information, call (678) 420-1442.

Pine Tree Academy (Freeport, Maine) 2006 Alumni Weekend will be Oct. 27–28. Honor classes: 1976, '81, '86, '91, '96, and 2001. For more details, visit the alumni section of our website at www.pinetreeacademy.org.

Wisconsin

Legal Notice: Notice is hereby given that the quadrennial sessions of the Wisconsin Conference of Seventh-day Adventists and the Wisconsin Corporation of Seventh-day Adventists are to be held at Wisconsin Academy in Columbus, Wis., on Sun., Oct. 1, 2006. The organizing committee will meet at 8:30 a.m. with the first meeting of the session convening at 9:30 a.m. Duly accredited delegates and delegates-at-large will be authorized to elect officers, directors of departments/services, and members of the executive committee, constitution and bylaws committee, and nominating committee for the new quadrennial term, along with corporation trustees for the ensuing quadrennial term. Delegates will also transact such other business as may properly come before them. Each church shall be entitled to one delegate for the church organization and one additional delegate for each 25 members or major fraction thereof.

Donald W. Corkum, president

Roger L. Driver, secretary

Richard G. Habenicht, corporation secretary