"The Best Easter" & Other Easter Resources
Hello ladies!
We pray that you are well! As we look ahead to the coming weeks and make preparations to gather together with friends and family, plan the menu and perhaps some fun activities for the children or grandchildren, we would be remiss if we did not prepare our hearts as well. With that said, we would love to suggest some resources for your coming weeks as we seek to meditate upon our Savior’s amazing grace and incomparable love, as was demonstrated upon the cross.
The Best Easter
Bunny rabbits? Candy? New dresses and bonnets? Is that what Easter is about? In this story, The Best Easter, written by Jeremy Pulley (at age 9), join Eustice as he teaches his classmates the true meaning of Easter. It is our prayer that as you and your family read the experiences of Tommy, Suzie, Johnny, and Eustice, that you, too, would marvel afresh at the significance of the Easter season, as told through the eyes of a child. (Illustrations by Kayden Panariello, at age 11.)
Click here to view this story or visit the Women’s Ministry table in the foyer to pick up a copy for yourself or a loved one.
Your Pain Has a Purpose
Join Karen for a special message as she continues to look at lessons from the life of Mary, the mother of Jesus. In this video, she considers Mary’s pain as she stood by the cross. We know, however, that He turned her sorrow into her song, just as He does ours. To view this message as well as the entire series of messages, visit Karen’s Youtube channel by clicking here.
Journey With Jesus Through Passion Week: An Easter Reading Plan
In this reading plan, as we reflect on a few select passages recorded in the Bible from the last week of Jesus’s earthly life, we can’t help but praise and worship our Savior with heartfelt gratitude for all He has done. To view this Scriptural reading plan, click here.
Glimpses of the Journey: YouVersion Devotional Plan
Through this 7 day plan of select passages, we posture our hearts to praise Him for all He has done, marvel at His gift of salvation, and remember how much He loves and cares for His children. To view this plan, click here.
God bless you,
Cara Blondo
He is not here; he has risen, just as he said. (Matthew 28:6)