Monday Meditation: Timothy P. Nixon & Beverly Maravilla

Alexander Carpenter | August 9, 2021 | Spirituality

Timothy P. Nixon, DMin, preaches his sermon "Graduation; Then What?" for the Andrews University Summer Baccalaureate Church Service at the Pioneer Memorial Church in Berrien Springs, Michigan. Nixon serves as lead pastor of the Niles Philadelphia SDA Church and the All Nations SDA Church.

Beverly Maravilla, associate pastor for family and children ministry at La Sierra University Church, preaches Part 14 in a sermon series called "Start with Why?"

Alexander Carpenter is the executive editor elect of Spectrum

Image credit: Screenshot from Pioneer Memorial Church

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