MAIN STREET LIVING –April 1: Rev. Randy Sturzenbecher of Divine Shepherd Lutheran Church in Black Hawk, SD brings the Easter message “Remind Me Again” based on 1st Corinthians 15: 1-11.
YOUTH
GROUP EASTER BREAKFAST: Everyone is
welcome to come and enjoy breakfast on Easter Morning April 1 served after
early service.
MENTORS/ MENTEES will be having an Easter egg hunt after Sunday school today. Preschool-
8th grade Sunday school students are invited to participate. Mentors/ Mentees
will be getting the eggs ready and hiding them after the church service
Remember a loved one
this EASTER SEASON with a memorial Easter Lily. For those
of you who are planning to purchase an Easter lily for our altar please let the
secretaries know so your loved ones names will be listed in the bulletin on
Easter Sunday. We ask that the family members take their Lilies after
services on Easter Sunday.
Dawn Walz would like
to remind you that she has two sizes 8 inch Lily and 6 inch Lily available for
purchase at 925-4200 or 660-0264.
THE
VEILING OF CROSSES, WHY DO WE DO IT?
The veiling of the cross was common practice already
in the 7th Century, and it varied widely as to when it happened. Some veiled as
early as Ash Wednesday. The veiling of Crosses, images etc. during Lent and
Passiontide was done to symbolize weakness and humility referencing the
veiling of Jesus’ divine power in submitting Himself to death, even death on a
cross. It recalls the veil which separated the Holy of Holies from the people
which was rent asunder at the death of Jesus (we will unveil the altar crucifix
on Good Friday). The remainder of the veils will be removed on Easter
signifying that Christ now stands in unveiled splendor in His eternal glory. He
has opened the heavens for us and taken away the blindness of our hearts. To
Him alone be the glory!
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