With my children living in South Korea and England, I didn't buy one jelly bean this year. I got up in time to attend the Ecumenical Easter service at Hillcrest. It was a good service, complete with a trumpet. When I arrived at church I watched Eric and Juliet creating the most exquisite worship center.
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The men were in the kitchen preparing the Easter breakfast.
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Bob Dyer was putting up his infamous signs.
Breakfast was delicious. The worship service was filled with incredible music: a brass quartet, handbells, sanctuary choir, ensemble, music written or arranged by Shawn Kirchner and the Hallelujah Chorus. I still desperately miss my children, especially on a holiday.....but I am very grateful for my church family.
And we are grateful for you.
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