Easter Sunday morning, we relived the experience of those who discovered the empty tomb, and realized that Jesus the Christ had truly triumphed over death and sin. In the light of morning, the lilies, the flowing fountain, the clouds of incense, all took on an even brighter and more glorious appearance than in the evening service. Elements of the Holy Saturday celebration were carried over to Easter morning. The Pascal Candle, the baptismal font, the singing and recitation of the Exultet, and the formal Alleluias, the renewal of baptismal vows and sprinkling of the congregation, all were central to the celebration on Easter Sunday. Father Taylor's message focused upon church as the historical response to the resurrection, and as our response to our modern celebration of Easter.
        Photos are of the 9:00 am service. An infant baptism was part of the 11:00 am service.