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927 WEST TENTH STREET l DALLAS, TEXAS 75208 l 214.946.8106 l www.tsumc.org March, 2010

Sunday Morning Worship

8:30 a.m. Traditional Worship
Jesus’ Final Week
10:50 a.m. Blended Worship
9:30 a.m. Sunday School for all ages
Ed Lantz
Senior Pastor
Max Lucado is one of the most popular
Christian writers of our time. His words have
inspired many to a closer relationship with Jesus.
While thumbing through the book And the
Angels Were Silent, I was struck again by the
way Lucado introduces the reader to the final
week of Jesus’ life. He writes:
It’s early in the final week. The props and
players for Friday’s drama are in position. Six-
Congratula- inch spikes are in the bin. A cross-beam leans
tions against a shed wall. Thorn limbs are wrapped
around a trellis awaiting the weaving of a
Crusaders soldier’s fingers.
The players are nearing the stage. Pilate is
on Back to concerned at the number of Passover pilgrims.
Back Annas and Caiaphas are restless over a volatile
Nazarene. Judas views his master with furtive
eyes. A centurion is available, awaiting the next
crucifixions.
Players and props. Only this is no play; it’s a divine
plan. A plan begun before Adam felt heaven’s breath
and now all heaven waits and watches. All eyes are
on one figure – the Nazarene.
Commonly clad. Uncommonly focused.
Leaving Jericho and walking toward Jerusalem,
he doesn’t chatter. He doesn’t pause. He is on
a journey. His final journey.
Even the angels are silent. They know this
is no ordinary walk. They know this is no
ordinary week. For hinged on this week is the
door of eternity.
Let’s walk with him.
Let’s see how Jesus spent his final days.
Let’s see what mattered to God.
The final week of Jesus’ life is called Holy
Week. In trying to piece together the events,
the Church has established a timeline of how
the week may have unfolded. It began on
Sunday as Jesus entered Jerusalem to the praises
of the people. On Monday Jesus cleansed the
Temple. From Tuesday through Thursday
afternoon, Jesus taught the crowds as they
gathered around him. As he taught, the religious
leaders grew angry and plotted his death.
Thursday evening Jesus shared a final Passover
Meal with his disciples. On Friday he was
crucified and his body was placed in a tomb.
Tyler Street will walk with Jesus during his
final week. Beginning Sunday March 28, we
will remember Jesus entering Jerusalem with
palm branches and shouts of “hosanna,” only to
depart on a cross. On Holy Thursday evening
in the chapel we will celebrate the sacrament of
Communion as we recall Jesus our Passover
Lamb. On Good Friday evening in the sanctuary
we will focus on the cross and Jesus’ death.
Holy Week has an undeniable somber tone.
The focus is on Christ’s sacrifice. Yet we gaze
at the cross with gratitude. Paul reminds us why
-- “So we praise God for the glorious grace He
has poured out on us who belong to his dear Son.
He is so rich in kindness and grace that He
purchased our freedom with the blood of his Son
and forgave our sins.” (Eph. 1:6,7)
Thank you for journeying through Lent with
me. I’m so grateful.
Blessings, Ed

Champion-
ships! Tyler Street Celebrates the Easter season
This year’s team
pictured from left to Christ has died; Christ is risen; Christ will come again!
right: Back row -
† Palm Sunday, March 28 have great fellowship! resurrection on Easter morning.
Assistant Coach
Prepare a way for the Lord! Clear a straight
Chris Turman,
Anthony Wolfe,
path for Him! A parade of children, the † Maundy Thursday, April 1 † Easter Sunday, April 4
waving of palms, and the music of voices and We will remember and participate in
Josh Hunt, Joshua
organ will open our morning services as we the Last Supper. 7 p.m. in the Chapel. We will joyfully celebrate
Pegram, Alexander
prepare our hearts and minds for the coming the resurrection with an
Andrews, and Head
of the Lord! Adult and children’s choirs will † Good Friday, April 2 Easter Sunrise Outdoor
Coach and Athletic be featured at the 10:50 a.m. service. This
Director Walter We gather this night in the Service this year at 7:00 a.m.
service will be a heartwarming highlight of Sanctuary at 7:00 p.m. to
Favors. Front row - this Spring season.
Cristian Ponce, remember the sacrifice of Christ Then at 8:30 or 10:50 a.m.,
Brian King, Christo- on our behalf. This meditative come celebrate anew the joyous
† All Church Picnic and Easter service will be a time of deep resurrection of our Lord Jesus
pher Holland,
Christian Soto and Egg Hunt, following the 10:50 a.m. reflection and tender singing as Christ! Morning services will
Rigoberto service on Palm Sunday, March 28. We’ll we ponder the mystery of feature the combined choirs,
Hernandez! meet on the Tyler Street campus this year. Christ’s death on a cross. The corporate hymns of celebration,
Bring a picnic lunch, 20 eggs to hide for the service will conclude in silence and darkness and a rejuvenating Easter message.
kids, and invite your friends to join us as we as we await the celebration of Christ’s Christ is risen! He is risen indeed!
Tyler Street Loves Oak Cliff!!
Maxine Peterson (left), repre-
senting the Anniversary Class,
and Frank Fosdick (right),
representing the Wedding Ring
Class, present bags of toiletries the
classes made for the Homeward
Bound Residential Drug and Alcohol
Rehab Program here in Oak Cliff.
The Covenant Class helped
with the tree planting/reforesta-
tion project of the Winnetka
Heights neighborhood on January
30. They planted trees and pro-
vided hot chili on a cold day for
the volunteers and City of Dallas
workers as well. It turned into a
chili cook-off and there were so
many good varieties of chili the
judges had a hard time choosing!
The Tyler
Street youth
and children
helped with the
5K Dash to the
Beads in Bishop
Arts District.
They managed a
water station,
providing much
needed water
and support for
the runners.
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The Koinonoi Class painted the fel-
lowship hall of Dallas Indian United
Methodist Church. Above, Larry Larney
and below, Jim Bayless, use their paint-
ing skills to the glory of God!
March, 2010
ANNIVERSARY On Sunday, February 7th,
the Anniversary Class met with the other adult
Sunday School classes to hear David Beevers,
missionary from Zimbabwe. His message was
very interesting. On Sunday, February 14th, the
class was opened with the singing of hymn
“On Jordan’s Stormy Bank I Stand” led by
Nina Wakefield and accompanied by Jean
Helsem. The opening prayer was brought by
Cindy Felts. Happy Birthday to Buddy Holley,
whose birthday is on February 18th. Please
remember the Sutton’s in your prayers. Dub
fell and hit his head. They are currently
staying with their daughter, Ann, in Bedford.
Our Valentine party was postponed until
March due to the snowy weather. We received
a thank you note regarding the 35 kits/gift bags
we gave to the “Homeward Bound” for
Christmas. The devotion was brought by Don
Helsem entitled “Beauty of God’s Creation”
by Thomas Kinkade. Richard Phillips’ lesson
was entitled “Lightness.” He reminded us that
laughter is the best medicine, that God does
have a sense of humor. There is no better
sound than that of laughter. So friends, love
one another. Thanks to Carol Bilz and Cindy
Felts for the delicious refreshments and pretty
decorations. On February 21st, the class was
opened with the singing of hymn “What a
Friend We Have in Jesus” with John Skinner
leading the singing, accompanied by Jean
Helsem. John Skinner gave the opening
prayer. We sang “Happy Birthday” to Mozell
Skinner who celebrated her birthday on
Monday, February 22. We then congratulated
Mozell and John who will celebrate their 64th
anniversary on Tuesday, February 23rd. Mark
Walker brought a great devotion taken from
the book “True Stories of 1977.” Estelle told
that the class had given a memorial to the CSO
in memory of Louise Carter who passed away
this week. Mary Margaret Roberson’s lesson
was entitled “What part in this world do you
play?” First she read a child’s version of
“Children’s Bible in a Nutshell,” which tells
of how a child understands the Bible. Then
she read two devotions previously given by
Bob Wieting and Dennis Lindsey.
Suggestions were given to help increase
attendance in church, to get more people
involved in the church and to have both
parents and children involved in church.
Thanks to the Skinners for the refreshments.
Class was opened on Feb. 28 with the singing
of “O Sometimes the Shadows Are Deep.”
The devotion was brought by Dr. Josh
Thompson. Patsy’s lesson was titled, “Heart
Gift,” the story of Helen Steiner Rice. Prayer
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Blest Be the Tie that Binds
and refreshments were brought by Dorothy
Wynne.
CHALLENGE On Feb. 14, Pastor Ed
presented a lesson based on an interesting a book
he has been reading entitled “The Ten Dumbest
Things Christians Do.” The first dumb thing
listed in the book is “Slinging Mud on the
Bride.” The thought-provoking idea behind this
is that God cherishes His Church (the Bride)
and is grieved when Christians do things that
hurt it. The four types of mud slingers are: the
“missing” (those who have become angry or
disgruntled and have stopped attending church);
the “malcontents” (the whiners who see
negatives in everything); the “moochers” (those
individuals who suck up what the Church has
to offer yet give nothing back); and the
“misbehavers” (people who set a poor Christian
example). Mudslinging results in the devil being
handed an opportunity to do his stuff, the lost
are handed an excuse, and it causes heartache
for God. Dennis Jeter led us in prayer. On Feb.
21, Jere Thompson began his lesson with the
question, “Who are you?” Each of us has a name
and other characteristics that describe who we
are in the worldly sense. But, as Christians, our
answer to that question should be, “I am a child
of God.” We are in Christ and Christ is in us.
We have become new creatures. That means that
our behavior should be consistent with who we
identify with, namely Jesus. When we identify
with Christ, we have His promise of hope with
assurance. Jere ended his thought-provoking
lesson by asking one more question, “What can
we do to be more faithful to our Lord?” Bob
Cunningham led us in prayer. Leon
McWhorter’s lesson for Feb. 28 was a reminder
of the importance of getting back to the basics
or fundamentals of our faith as presented in
chapter 20 of Exodus—”God’s Top Ten.”
Leon’s review of the Ten Commandments
provided us with a practical application for
applying God’s laws to our daily life. The Ten
Commandments are not just policy. They are
not optional. We do not get to vote on which
ones we should follow. God gave us His laws
because He wants to bless us. If we disobey,
we are stealing our own joy. Get back to the
basics! Martha Garland led us in prayer.
COVENANT We continued with our study on
spiritual disciplines. Thank you, Laurie Wilks,
for your insights. And thanks Keck, for filling
in for Kris on Feb. 28, and bringing us our lesson
on reading the Word. We had a great time at our
Valentine Party at Vito’s. Carl the catfish even
made an appearance! Thanks to Ginger and
Scott Young for opening their beautiful home
for delicious desserts afterward. We played a fun
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game! And thanks, Scott, for taking the great
pictures. Jerome Garza’s dad, Trini Garza,
will be honored with a Dallas Independent
School District school being named after him.
All are invited to attend the ceremony on
March 10, 2010 @ 2:00 pm at Mt. View
College. Happy March birthdays to Travis
Talbert, Monty McKnight, Freddy Boswell
and Pat Whiteley.
TWO BY TWO We have been having
excellent attendance. We celebrated
Valentine’s with an assortment of goodies.
And a great lesson by Jim Gettman from the
book of James. Our president, Don Lindholm,
brought the message on Feb. 21. Don is so
talented and has the anointing of the Lord.
We appreciate him so much. He wears many
hats and excels in each one. On the last
Sunday in Feb., Shirley Jackson gave the most
touching devotion. Pat Whiteley was our
teacher. We are thankful for him. He always
comes well prepared. We welcome his wife,
Patti. Blanche and Will are going to get to go
home on March 19. Dal Burrous had his
surgery and is doing well and is home.
However, Lawana has fallen and needs our
prayers. We send our sympathies to Carl in
the passing of his sister. We missed Shirley
Allen who is having another chemo treatment.
Our Lord knows our every need. Keep
praying and walking with the Lord.
WEDDING RING On Feb 14th class
opened with Ed Logan at the piano as we sang
“Standing on the Promises” followed with
“The Solid Rock.” We feel so blessed to have
Ed come and play for us. Frank then said our
prayer. Evelyn brought a beautiful devotion
on “Love.” She then reported on our sick.
Mary Lou has had another MRI and other tests
but no results yet to report. Ethel Woody’s
hand and wrist are improving greatly. She is
very encouraged. Buddy Holly was our guest
teacher. His lesson was on “You’re Not
Alone.” A splendid lesson! He gives Estelle
credit for much of the work. We thank God
for them both. On Feb. 28th class opened with
LaVerne at the piano and we sang two songs.
Prayer by Myron then Evelyn’s report. Martha
Ann is getting weaker and must have help
every day in order to stay in her home.
LaVerne’s great niece, Kathryn Bourell, was
at Nokia Theatre this weekend starring in
“Sesame Street Live.” Birthdays this month
were Nina & LaVerne. LaVerne & Joe had
their anniversary. Frank then followed with
his wonderful lesson, speaking of various
times in his life and the way God helped him
through it all.
March, 2010
 Evangelism
by Sandy Flair
Evangelism Mythbusters Wrap-up
As the body of Christ, God has called us to be
light and salt in the world. Our mission is to tell
others the Good News of salvation through the
blood of Jesus. As we live Christ-like lives and
tell our stories of how we came to know Jesus,
others will be drawn to Him. Each individual’s
journey to a personal relationship with Jesus is
different. However, as we help seekers along
this path, there comes a point in time when we
need to ask them if they are ready to accept Jesus
as their Lord and Savior. Some Christians may
not know quite how to do this and may be
reluctant to ask this question.
When you believe someone is ready to make
a decision to follow Jesus, the first step is to
pray and ask the Holy Spirit to guide you.
Also, 2 Timothy 4:2 tells us to “be prepared in
season and out of season” as we share the
gospel. One way to be prepared is to learn
appropriate Bible verses. You might want to
tab and highlight specific verses in your Bible
for easy reference. However, the best way is
to memorize them so that you can recall them
t The Tyler Street United Methodist
Church Nursery is hiring! We need
someone over 18 who loves children and is
available on Sundays. Contact Jamie Nelson
for an application. 214-946-8106 or
jamienelson@tsumc.org.
t A Men’s Bible Study will meet every
Wednesday morning at 6:00 am in the
Conference Room. All men are welcome.
t Congratulations to proud parents,
Delayna and Chris Griffith, on the birth of
their son, Aaron Ainslee Griffith, born
Friday, February 26. He weighs 7 lb 4 oz and
is 20 1/4” long. Big sister, Miriam, is also
excited about his arrival.
t Congratulations to Billy and Kristen
Lewis who are expecting their first child.
Proud grandparents-to-be are Donnie and
Laura Kent and Bill and Debbie Lewis.
t Congratulations to Joe and Helen
Thompson who are expecting their first
child. Proud grandparents-to-be are Josh and
HeaSook Thompson.
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if you don’t have your Bible handy. (Memory
tip: Write the Bible verse on a 3x5 index card
and carry it with you. Read it over and over
again as time permits during the day.) Most
Christians know John 3:16, but the following
verses are also helpful: John 1:12; John 5:24;
John 14:6; John 20:31; Romans 3:21-24;
Romans 5:8; Romans 6:23; Romans 10:9-13; 2
Corinthians 5:17; and Ephesians 2:8-9. While
this will take some effort on your part, remind
yourself of the eternal consequences for the
unsaved if you are not prepared.
PRAYER: Lord, prepare us and guide us as we
lead others to eternal salvation through Jesus Christ.
Pastor Ed will present a Lenten sermon
series from the book of Galatians
¢ March 7 from Galatians 3:23 - 4:7
¢ March 14 from Galatians 5:16-26
“Let the Spirit Lead”
¢ March 21 from Galatians 6:1-3, 7-10
“Good News People Do Good”
Our Church Family
t 55+ Fellowship will meet on Wednesday,
March 17 from 10 am to noon in Yeats Hall.
At noon, join us for a potluck luncheon.
t You will receive giving envelopes once a quar-
ter even if you have requested not to receive them,
so that we can be in compliance with the new postal
address-checking requirements.
t Our love and sympathy go to...
Family and friends of Mrs. Louise Carter.
Carl and Mary Schoonover and family
in the loss of Carl’s sister, Grace Huston
who lived in Huntington, Indiana.
Floy Patterson in the loss of her twin
brother, Loy.
t Children’s Impact Camp is June 28-
July 1 at Camp Copass in Denton. See
Jamie Nelson for more details.
t Youth Impact Camp starts July 12 at Camp
Bridgeport. See Jon Farrer for more details.
t Youth Mission Trip starts June 7. See
Jon Farrer for more details.
t Tyler Street sent $345 to the Philippines
through UMCOR in 2009 for disaster
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What struggles do you need
to leave on the cross?
Throughout our Lenten
journey, you are invited
to write your struggle
on a piece of
broken pottery
and place it in
the basket in the
Sanctuary.
“Those who belong to Christ Jesus
have nailed the passions and
desires of their sinful nature to his
cross and crucified them there.”
-- Galatians 5:24 NLT
response. Also through UMCOR this year,
we sent $3634.55 to Haiti. In addition, we
have ordered 217 tents to be sent to Haiti
through Buckner Children’s Home.
t We are always looking for new ways to
improve the newsletter and to save money if
possible. We’re taking a survey and your
opinion is important. If you would like to get the
newsletter on-line only (at www.tsumc.org),
please email Donna at donnareed@tsumc.org and
let her know. Thank you.
MEMORIALS
In memory of Louise Carter given by
Carol Bilz, Richard Phillips, Judge Richard
W. Carter, Dorothy West, Marion J. Baker,
Dub and Alma Sutton, Buddy and Estelle
Holley, Dorothy Wynne, Mary Margaret
Roberson, Anniversary Class, Maxine
Peterson, Jean Hoffmeister, Pamela and
Richard Lanahan, Mel and Sue Pharis,
Evelyn Schuler,
In memory of Warren Hoffmeister given
by Jean Hoffmeister.
In memory of Onalee Wilkie given by
Travis and Kay Talbert, Doris Starnes,
Rosemary and Dudley Schoolfield.
March, 2010
Shake the Limbs
by Alan C. Elliott
During the great winter event of 2010,
Dallas experienced a beautiful covering of
snow unlike most residents had ever seen.
The flaky, sticky stuff covered lawns, roads,
trees, and houses in a blanket of white. I
watched as the yaupon hollies, elm trees,
and crepe myrtles caught the falling flakes
from the sky and were slowly burdened with
heavier and heavier layers of the frozen
wonder.
Like most people, we
stood out in our yard and
took pictures and looked
up into the trees to see the
clumps of snow gather-
ing. Every once in a
while, a large ball of
snow fell from the
topmost limbs to the
ground in a frozen flurry.
Late that night, as we sat on our couch trying
to keep warm, we heard a loud crack in our
front yard. I looked outside and saw that a
large limb had fallen into our driveway.
Luckily, it missed our car. Back in the living
room, I looked out at the gazebo in our
backyard and commented on how much
snow had collected on its roof. I wondered if
I should go outside and brush some of it off,
but I didn’t. Ten minutes later, we heard a
cracking sound from the gazebo. We turned
in time to see the entire roof cave in with a
thud.
On the way to work the next day, I saw
that our neighborhood looked like a war
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Unemplo
Unemploy yed?
Under emplo
Underemplo
employyed?
zone, with hundreds of limbs covering Afr aid?
Afraid?
lawns, driveways and streets. The beautiful
snow had caused some terrible damage.
Later that day, my daughter and son-in-law
mentioned to me that they’d taken a walk
during the snowfall and shook the limbs of
small trees along the way to prevent the
snow from weighing them down. Their
actions saved a number of limbs from
breaking. Tyler Str eet Car
Street es
Cares
Their actions made me These are tough times, and we
think about the verse from know that many at Tyler Street are
Psalm 55, “Cast your without work, or not getting enough
burdens on the Lord, and hours, or at risk of layoffs and
he will take care of you.” I cutbacks. If you or someone you
wondered how many times know is facing any of those
in my own life, I let the cares situations, then you are invited to a
of life pile up in my mind, prayer luncheon on Wednesday,
only to have them come March 10th at Noon in Yeats Hall.
crashing down into disaster. I Please RSVP by Monday March 8 by
remembered times I had calling the church office at 214-946-
entertained bitterness, and how it festered, 8106 or e-mailing
until it consumed my thoughts. I thought tsumc@tsumc.org. If you cannot
about times when I’d let small sins pile up attend, but wish to be added to our
until they took away my relationship with prayer list, please let us know that
God or times when misunderstandings kept as well.
me up at night. Sometimes thoughts of
frustration and anger piled up on one
another until they affected relationships
with friends and loved ones.
limb, so they may never weigh me down to
the point of breaking. Help me remember
And I had to pause and search my life to the words of Peter when he wrote, “Humble
see what was now burdening me. Open my yourselves, therefore, under God’s mighty
eyes, Lord, so I can see when the cares of hand, that He may lift you up in due time.
life are piling up in my life. Help me shake Cast all your cares on Him because He cares
away those cares like the snow from a tree for you.” (I Pet 5:6-7)
Summer Camp at Tyler Street Christian Academy will begin June 7,
2010 and run through August 6, 2010. The camp is open to children in Pre-
school through the 6th grade. Hours are 7:00 AM to 6 pm – Monday through
Friday, closed on July 4, 2010.
Dr. Karen Egger, TSCA Superintendent, wants everyone to know that sum-
mers are FUN at Summer at the Street! The camp includes daily FUN Snacks,
FUN with the 3R’s, Bible FUN, and Fitness FUN! Activities will include
field trips, water fun, crafts FUN with food, TSUMC VBS, FUN service,
FUN Picnics, T Shirt FUN and Sports and Fitness.
The camp will end on August 6, 2010 and the campers will present a
Summer at the Street Finale for friends and family which will include ice
cream for everyone! For more information visit the school website at tsca.org.
You can also check with Amy Alburtis at (214) 941-9717 x 207 or ask her
about the camp in Church. Camp is $125.00 per week with a $75.00 supply
fee. Registration is free for Academy students that register by May 1, 2010.
The regular registration fee is $25.00. Remember summers are FUN at Sum-
mer at the Street!
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 Tyler Street and Foundations
Class Love Oak Cliff
Foundations Class is now sponsoring a
grooming supply drive for the residents at
Hillcrest House for our Tyler Street Loves
Oak Cliff project. This is a
home for low income
individuals and
families who have
Legend says that each leaf of the been diagnosed with
clover means something: the first is HIV and/or AIDS. Here
for hope, the second for faith, the is the list of items we
third for love and need: toilet paper, paper towels, shampoo,
the fourth for
luck.
conditioner, deodorant, toothbrush/tooth-
paste, razors, lotion, facial tissue, Q-tips/
cotton balls and African
American hair products.
Anything you can bring will
be greatly appreciated.
Please give the items to
Kristen Lewis or Abby
Davenport. We will deliver the
supplies on Sunday, March 14 after church.
Thank you for your help.

St. Patrick’s Day is

observed on
March 17 because
that is the feast
day of St. Patrick, A CrossWise World Premiere Movie,
the patron saint March 20, 2010, 2:00 pm at the Historic
of Ireland. It is Texas Theatre, 312 West Jefferson Blvd in
believed that he died on March 17 in
Dallas. The people of Tyler Street UMC
the year 461 AD. It is also a worldwide
celebration of Irish culture and
played a pivotal role in the conception and
history. St. Patrick’s Day is a national production of this movie, and we invite all
holiday in Ireland. members to participate in this exciting
event. Tickets are $10 each and may be
purchased through Melanie Walker, on-line
at www.crosswiseplayers.com or by phone at
214-330-8478.
Children’s Valentine Party This is a “We Love Oak Cliff Event.” All
ticket proceeds from the premiere benefit
two Oak Cliff based organizations — the

This Spring, the Children’s Department will present

at the Tyler Street Manor! Golden Oak Scholarships for Oak Cliff High
School Students and Wycliffe Bible
a musical to the Church. Look for details at Translators.
Children’s Church and come join us “Down by the Parking – Park on Jefferson Boulevard
Creek Bank”! or in the marked parking lot behind the
theatre on the corner of Zang and Sunset and
enter theatre from rear entrance.
DVDs will be available for purchase at the
theater and cast members will be available
for a “meet and greet” after the show.
Remember
to set your
clocks
ahead one
hour on
Saturday
night,
Dancing, games, refreshments...so much fun!!
March 13.
&
Order Your Easter Lil
Your Lilyy Today!
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At Easter, we have beautiful lilies in the sanctuary. You may order an Easter Lily
for a loved one or friend. Price is $10. Please attach your check, made out to
TSUMC marked for “Lily” and place in the offering plate or give to the ushers.
After the Easter service, you may take your Easter Lily home. For your loved
one’s name to be included in the Easter Sunday’s bulletin, please have your
order in by Monday, March 29, by 5 pm. Thank you.

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