Our celebration of Resurrection Sunday will take place on Sunday, April 4, 2010, 10:00 AM, at the First Methodist Church building, E.30th Street at Euclid Avenue. Parking is available in the lots behind the church between Euclid and Prospect, and across the street from the church on E.30th Street. A large congregation is expected for this first Easter Sunday in our new temporary location, so come early to get the best options for parking.
The service will feature an inspiring sermon by Interim Pastor Rev. Dr. Terri Young, baptisms, Holy Communion, and festive hymns, organ and choral music, ending with our traditional performance of Handel's "Hallelujah" chorus with voluntary congregational participation. At the end of the service the church will have its traditional release of "Easter balloons." There will be a special reception following.
Euclid Avenue Congregational Church of the United Church of Christ is a multi-racial, multi-cultural, Open and Affirming congregation founded in 1843. All are welcome at all times.
This is the blog for communication among the members, staff and supporters of South Euclid United Church of Christ, formerly Euclid Avenue Congregational Church of the United Church of Christ in Cleveland, Ohio.
Please let Breasia Toter (?) know that we found her pink baloon with yellow card attached this afternoon, (April 5, 2010), about 4:10 pm. The card was in a ditch, near our farm, on our rural road near Saegertown, Pa 16433. We will be sending back the card to you, but thought she might like to know. Saegertown is about 1/2 way between Erie, PA and Meadville, PA., (About 2 hrs. east of Cleveland), right along I-79. We are a family with 6 children and attend Hamlin Chapel United Methodist Church, Seagertown. Four of our older children are married, (one of our daughters married the preacher of Cranesville Bible Church,Cranesville, PA,, David Bousquet). Our two youngest children are Jenny, age 17 and Justin, 15. We were sorry to hear of your church fire, (from your website), our prayers are with all of you and hope that you will soon have a church again.
ReplyDeleteOur love to you all,
Blessings,
Carole