“The angel said to them, ‘You are looking for Jesus of Nazareth, who was crucified. He has been raised…'”. Mark 16: 6
We’re going to talk a lot about the Resurrection on Easter Sunday morning. This month is a great month because Easter comes. We’re going to talk about the Resurrection then, but let me say just a few things now. About where I see resurrection, new life, good things in this community of Christian faith called Briarwood.
I see resurrection and new life in the recent youth group community scavenger hunt, when 13 youth from Briarwood and the vicinity gathered for here games and prayers.
I see resurrection in the newly formed parents and tots Bible study here on Wednesday mornings, where 3-5 parents with children gather each week for spiritual conversation.
I see resurrection and new life in the 5-8 CEGEP, University and early career-ers that meet twice a month for study, sharing and prayer at the Heusers’ home in Senneville. Their focus is a C.S. Lewis book and the Gospel of Matthew.
I see resurrection and new life in the relationships of care in the monthly book club, now going on past book #75.
I see resurrection and new life in the 15 children under 10 that enjoyed the children’s program last Sunday.
From Living Faith/Foi Vivante:
“Jesus suffered, died and was buried, but God raised him from the dead. Risen and ascended, he is alive now, the living Lord.”
Best wishes, and Happy Easter!
rev. dr. greg davidson 