The Final Word – Easter Zoom Church
Easter comes whether we’re ready or not. Thanks be to God! We gather to hear Mark’s (short! sweet! scandalous!) resurrection account, to sing a couple of our favorite Easter chestnuts, to create a joyous cacophony of Hallelujahs, and to pray for and with one another. Oh, and Pastor Megan’s “sermon in a sentence” this week? Fear isn’t the final word; you are. Tune in for more on the Oxford comma, dangling prepositions (is that a real thing?!), and a gospel on loop.
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The Final Word - Easter Zoom Church
Easter comes whether we're ready or not. Thanks be to God! We gather to hear Mark's (short! sweet! scandalous!) resurrection account, to sing a couple of our favorite Easter chestnuts, to create a joyous cacophony of Hallelujahs, and to pray for and with one another. Oh, and Pastor Megan's "sermon in a sentence" this week? Fear isn't the final word; you are. Tune in for more on the Oxford comma, dangling prepositions (is that a real thing?!), and a gospel on loop.
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Mark 16.1-8
PHOTO: Easter Cross at SMC, 2018
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Permission to podcast the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-726929. All rights reserved.
- Christ the Lord is risen today - Words by Charles Wesley; music anonymous. Public domain
- Low in the grave he lay - Words and music Robert Lowry. Public domain
- Lift your glad voices - Words by Henry Ware Jr.; music by John E. Gould. Public domain
Resources
- BibleWorm Podcast, Amy Robertson and Robert Williamson Jr, Episode 035 Mark 16:1-8 The Markan Easter Story.
- PHOTO: detail of Easter cross at SMC, Megan Ramer, 2018
- Pass the Peace in America Sign Language
- Land Acknowledgement: Real Rent Duwamish
- Offering: donations to Seattle Mennonite Church
Permission to podcast the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-726929. All rights reserved.
- Christ the Lord is risen today – Words by Charles Wesley; music anonymous. Public domain
- Low in the grave he lay – Words and music Robert Lowry. Public domain
- Lift your glad voices – Words by Henry Ware Jr.; music by John E. Gould. Public domain