"Suffering through the lens of the Cross and the Resurrection" - Traditional Service

Guest Preacher

Carol-Anne KayeApril 14, 2024Guest Preacher

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Passage: Romans 5:1-5

We joined together on a transformative spiritual journey this third Sunday of Easter, April 14, 2024, at Pender UMC. Carol-Anne Kay, our dedicated Lay Leader and esteemed Guest Speaker, guided us through a poignant exploration titled "Suffering through the lens of the Cross and the Resurrection." This timely message, grounded in the profound truths of Romans 5:1-5 and the narrative journey of Luke 22-24, deepened our understanding of suffering in light of Christ's ultimate sacrifice and triumphant resurrection.

Engage with us as we delve into the complexities of human hardship, framed by the hope and victory that Easter embodies. Carol-Anne's insights will shed new light on how our trials can lead to perseverance, character, and a hope that does not disappoint, because of the love God has poured out into our hearts.

This service is an invitation to all seeking solace, strength, and a renewed sense of purpose through the transformative power of the Easter story. Whether you're facing challenges or walking alongside others in their struggles, this message is for you.

Dive into the enchanting sounds of the Joy Ringers as they brought to life "Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day," a mesmerizing English carol from the 1600s. Rung on handbells during the Prelude, this arrangement by Kevin McChesney transforms ancient lyrics into a celestial melody.

Experience the story of Jesus like never before, told through his own words and depicted as a dance through His life. Each note and chord of this piece carries you through a graceful journey, echoing the dancelike qualities that have inspired generations. From the lyrical movements that mirror Christ's journey to the complex meter changes that challenge and enchant the performers, this performance is not just music—it's storytelling with every ring.

With minimal bell changes but intricate meter transitions, "Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day" is both a joy and a challenge to perform. It’s a piece that does more than just sound beautiful—it feels magical and profoundly moving.

Whether you're a fan of classical music, spiritual hymns, or the unique art of handbell ringing, this performance is a must-watch. Prepare to be transported to a world where every ring tells a story and every melody dances through history.

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