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FebruaryMarch 2011
Average Attendance: 42
*The figures above are from the last Sunday of February through the last Sunday of March.
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Rich Ashley, Lay Leader
GREETERS: USHERS:
3 Judy Womble and Danny Burnette 3 Danny Burnette and Marsha Boyd
10 Ed Ponder and Marsha Boyd 10 Lisa and Mark Anderson
17 Mike and Jenny Miller 17 Harold and Dixie Tipton
24 Angela Fox and Sherry Lesley 24 Mark and Lisa Anderson
CHILDREN’S TIME: Jenny Miller, Dixie Tipton, Rev. Johnson, and Cammie Monroe
“TWEENS CLASS”: Kathy Wrenn, Lois Lynn Bellemare, & Cammie Monroe
COUNTERS:
If you are unable to serve when indicated, please ask someone to take your place .
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SERVE IN ANY CAPACITY, please tell the Pastor.
THANK YOU for your service and dedication to Bright Hope Laurel United Methodist Church!
triumph o’er his foes; He
arose a Victor from the
dark domain, And He
lives forever with His
“Their words seemed to [the Disciples] like idle tales, and they did not believe saints to reign” (Lowry).
them” (Luke 24:11).
In the 1980s, John Knoll and his brother Thomas began experimenting with a computer program to manipulate images.
Software companies thought they were crazy, because photographers didn’t use computers at that time. Initially the
brothers called their program Display, then Imaginator, and finally they settled on Photoshop. Today Photoshop is used
by amateurs at home and professionals in businesses around the world. A San Jose Mercury News article noted its
place in popular language. When something looks too good to be true, people say, “It must have been Photoshopped.”
On the first Easter morning, the women who took spices to anoint the body of Jesus found the tomb empty and heard
angels say, “He is not here, but is risen!” (Luke 24:6). When the women told this to the disciples, “Their words seemed to
them like idle tales, and they did not believe them” (v.11). Nonsense! Mind-boggling! Too good to be true!
If someone manipulated the evidence, then millions of people around the world gather today to celebrate a myth. But if
Jesus conquered death, than all He said about forgiveness, power to change, and eternal life is real.
Because Christ has risen and lives today, this news is too good not to be true!