This Sunday is Easter, the 
celebration of the resurrection of Jesus. We will here the familiar account of 
Mary at the tomb, meeting Jesus and mistaking him for the gardener, and finally 
realizing that she has met the risen Christ. It's an uplifting story that 
signals God's attempt to lead humanity into a new way of living. In the long 
run, it doesn't matter if we have been to the empty tomb if we refuse to see the 
new life that God is giving to us every day. Easter is the call to begin again 
in a new way with a new purpose. Christ has risen; we have risen! 
Hallelujah!
This Easter Sunday we will 
have music from both the Decibells and the Meeting House Choir. The Decibells 
will play Bell Fanfare by David Burton Brown for our introit. Then, 
they will join the Meeting House Choir in On the Third Day by Allen 
Pote. The choir will also sing Empty Now by Joseph Martin. Organist 
Gavin D. Craig will play Christ is erstanden, BWV 627 by J.S. Bach and Final from 
Symphonie I, Opus 14 by Louis Vierne. Our congregational hymns will be 
Christ the Lord is Risen Today (EASTER HYMN), Now the Green Blade 
Riseth (NOËL NOUVELET), and Thine is the Glory (JUDAS 
MACCABEUS).
 
 
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