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Sunday, March 23, 2008

Easter Day

So hey, happy Easter.

We had chocolate fountains which is never a bad thing. White chocolate because it's Easter. Baptism because no better day for Baptism than Easter Day. We had singing, a fair bit because what else can you say about the faith on Easter Day. We had fairly new songs among the old, because resurrection is always new on Easter Day. And we laughed which, I believe, is how God burst the tomb on that first Easter Day.

And we heard Jesus say that first word of love: 'Mary!' It takes a while to recognise it, but when you do, things start fitting together and falling in to place. Now we have a season to listen out for resurrection and begin to recognise it everywhere. Eyes pealed, which is probably spelled wrong. I don't know. I've given up worrying what's right or wrong. Which is maybe the best place to be on Resurrection Day. Who gets it right and who gets it wrong? Doesn't matter. It's Easter Day and everyone just get's it!

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