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At the empty tomb, Gathering in Christ's nameSpecial Music - Quartet Leader: Christ died for our sins. Hymn Leader: with boldness we dare to proclaim our
faith: Children's Story Proclaiming God's WordScripture Mark 16:1-8 Responding to God's callJoys and concerns TodayWorship Leader - Roy Hange AnnouncementsYou will find the retreat brochures in your mailboxes. If you do not have a mailbox there are extra brochures by the mailboxes or ask Libby or Maren for a copy. Please return the forms to Libby by May 4. Everyone attending Charlottesville Mennonite Church is welcome; it is fun and it is free. The church yard sale is coming up. You may drop
off your items at the church anytime after the worship service on Sunday,
April 27. If you are able to help sort and set up on Wednesday or Thursday,
April 30-31, please contact Maren. As a new feature this year we will
gather on Friday evening for snacks, pricing of items and the "pre-sale
sale" (also called "let's move it from my house to your house"
church swapping). The Fifth Annual Hymn Sing for Peace in Washington, DC will take place this year on May 3, 2003. We will meet and sing on the Reflecting Pool steps, in front of the Lincoln Memorial. This year, we will be graced with a prelude from the Eastern Mennonite High School Choir between 1:00 and 2:00 PM. Then, all will gather to sing from 2:00 PM until 3:30 PM. Prayers and PraisesVMBM: VMBM President Loren Horst and his wife, Earlene, are celebrating the resurrection of our Lord with the believers in Lezhë, Albania, today. They will be completing a three-week administrative and ministry trip to Italy and Albania this week. Pray for safety as they travel. Mennonite Mission Network: Praise God that Christ's resurrection and the hope of eternal life are celebrated today. Pray that special Easter celebrations throughout the world will give clear testimony to the power of the resurrected Lord. Pray for Love Inc. as they continue to rebuild their services to those in need in the community after a challenging fall and winter. Listen to God to see how we can be part of these efforts. Let us not cease to pray for Peace; let us pray for safety and wisdom for all those involved in Iraq.
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