He is risen!

Happy Easter! What a happy day. There is such freedom in the resurrection. Knowing Jesus was victorious over death and sin has lost its hold on me!

After a beautiful chuch service, we went to my grandparents (Jenkins) for lunch. This Easter was especially fun because there is a little one again. My cousin Mark and his wife had their 3 month old little boy, Towns, with them. He is super cute. Looks just like his daddy. He was the center of attention. Every Easter after church we go to my grandparents for lunch and family pictures. Today the tradition continued.

It was rainy all day. The perfect day for an afternoon nap. I took full advantage of that oppertunity. After my nap, I went to church for another goodbye party for the Fitzpatricks. Today was Joe's last Sunday to lead worship at PHBC. The party tonight was for youth choir and alumni to tell Joe their favorite mission trip memories. It was a really neat time with him and Mrs. Gwen.

The new Death Cab EP was avaliable today on itunes! We already bought it and love it! Check it out.

New beginnings and saying goodbye.

After church I finally got to go by the new location of Jenkins Enterprise. It is huge! Everything has come together really nice. They now have room to house all of the new teams they were licenced for at last year. They also can now house their fixture business under the same roof. Tomorrow morning will be the ribbon cutting ceremony. We are all so proud of how far the business has come since my grandpa started it 30 years ago.

This weekend has been a weekend of showers. I dropped by Katie Dacus' bridal shower this afternoon. She is getting married next month. Katie and I grew up at church together and were baptized on the same day. Time flies!

Tonight our church had a farewell party for the Fitzpatrick family. Joe has been our music minister for 20 years. As far back as I can remember! He has been such a blessing to our church. He also led the youth choir at Park Hill and I went on 4 summer mission trips under his leadership. He will be hard to replace.

Change is in the air!