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Vigil of Easter
Presider: Dear friends in Christ, we have begun our solemn vigil. Let us now listen attentively to the Word of God, recalling how our God saved Israel throughout history and, in the fullness of time, sent the only Son, Jesus Christ, to be our Redeemer. Through this Easter celebration, may God bring to completion the saving work already begun in us by the divine mercy. Let us attend to the Word of God.
 
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The Great Easter Vigil
What was done: The first year this was done, members of Emmanuel, High Point and the associate pastor planned and led the Easter Vigil for Holy Saturday evening concluding with Holy Communion at the Easter Sunrise service. The second year, pastors and congregations from the High Point area were invited to join together and planned an ecumenical Vigil worship. Traditions represented were: Lutheran, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Reformed and Baptist; lay and ordained people were worship leaders, including youth and adults.
 
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An Easter Carol
This is a familiar tune with new lyrics. "God bless you merry sinner!" Tune: God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen.
 
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Easter in the Southern Hemisphere
We in southern Brazil use the same symbols as used in northern hemisphere, i.e., Easter bunny, eggs, sun, light, since it is not a matter of nature timing anymore, like Spring or Falls, but a matter of gift of God. We teach to children (as well for adults) that at the beginning, Easter was a farmers feast, at the beginning of a new harvest.
 
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Twas the Week before Easter
A Poem by Pastor Carmen Peterson
 
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Holy Week Eggs
Use plastic Easter eggs with numbers written on the ends that refer to bible verses.
 
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Jelly Bean Blessing
This colorful card is laminated so "sticky" jelly bean fingers won't bother it!
 
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Resurrection Sunday Story Cookies
Bake cookies and gear the cooking experience with bible verses to prepare for Easter Sunday.
 
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Family Devotional Activity for Lent and Easter
Here is a cross craft idea and learning tool for everyone of the Church.
 
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