
After being away from home for so long, it was nice to be back at the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church for Easter weekend.

The church really has a fantastic tradition for the time. They have a Maundy Thursday service, a three hour Good Friday service, and then an always uplifting Easter Sunday service.

On Easter Sunday, there's usually a line to get into the door. This year was no different.

Jan Ammon, possible the first female Easter Sunday preacher in the history of the congregation, gave a wonderful sermon about "letting go" of Jesus. She brought to life the idea that our relationship with Jesus -- and with God -- changed on Easter Sunday. We, as Christians, need to adjust to it.
It was a great time at home.
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I'm sure you've heard by now that Jan is resigning as of the end of June. She gave a really good sermon today - you might want to check it out at the FAPC web site this week.
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