What a wonderful time of the year! At this time of the year I always remember a story about the late Rev. W. E. Sangster, a well-known British Methodist. He was born in 1900 and died in 1960. Over the last two years of his life he suffered from progressive muscular atrophy. He awoke on Easter Sunday morning unable to walk or speak. In those days they didn’t have texting or emails, etc. He wrote a letter to his daughter to this effect: “It is terrible to wake up on Easter morning and have no voice with which to shout, ‘He is risen!’ — but it would be still more terrible to have a voice and not want to shout.”
We will celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ at 10:50 AM on Easter Sunday, April 24, at our church. Join us!
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