Lazarus Saturday another day in the Holy Week. This is the day where Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead. This day happens just before Palm Sunday. #LazarusSaturday

The phrase ‘No Bones About It’ is often used as well to state a fact with no doubt meaning Christ arose from the dead His bones were never found! Jesus Christ is surely alive!

Easter Story Snack Mix Printable – Using candy and snacks you can tell the Easter story with Bible reference. This free printable will be awesome for your family or even church group. #EasterStorySnackMix

That Tomb Is Still Empty! – Easter Story told by Two Kids – Come and listen to these very young kids tell you the Easter Story. The kids names are Levi and Lia Mullen. They share about the empty tomb. The video shown above is first of four in the series.

So what is St. Patrick’s Day? Did you know it was a Christian Holiday? Who is St. Patrick, what is the shamrock and why the color green and more … #StPatrick #StPatricksDay #Green #SaintPatrick #SaintPatricksDay

Luis Palau, international evangelist and author, dies at age 86. After a three-year battle with lung cancer, evangelist Luis Palau died peacefully early March 11th in the morning at his home in Portland, Oregon. He was 86 years old. #LuisPalau

National Good Samaritan Day – This day is also known as Good Samaritan Involvement Day. Pretty much a day to be unselfish and help those in need and to spread kindness. #NationalGoodSamaritanDay #GoodSamaritanDay #GoodSamaritanInvolvementDay

Beth Moore, splitting with Lifeway, says, ‘I am no longer a Southern Baptist – #LifeWay #SouthernBaptist #BethMoore

Easter Word Search Printable – A Free download for you to use at home, school, church or anywhere! Find these Easter terms inside this free Easter Printable.

Don’t mistake a shamrock for any old clover – Much like New York City’s Empire State Building or Egypt’s great pyramids are in their respective countries, the shamrock is an icon in Ireland that has grown to symbolize Irish heritage and culture. Many products, sports teams and businesses with ties to Ireland feature shamrocks in their logos

The origins of the leprechaun myth – Leprechaun imagery is ubiquitous during St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, but even the most ardent Paddy’s Day revelers may know little about these mythical creatures. #leprechauns

Daylight Savings Time Parody by the Holderness Family to the tune of a Green Day Song – A reminder to set your clocks ahead an hour! #daylightsavings #daylightsaving #springforward #parody #timechange

National Mario Day – a day that honors Mario from the popular Nintendo game. If you grew up in the 80’s, you might remember playing Mario Brothers. #MarioDay #MarioBrothers

International Bagpipe Day a day to go out and play your bagpipe anywhere and to everyone you can. #InternationalBagpipeDay #BagpipeDay

Power Band Witnessing Tool Bracelet (Salvation Bracelet) – A fun craft to make for church, youth group, camp, Vacation Bible School and more. A great way to share the gospel using God’s colors on a bracelet.

Unique, mysterious and lesser-known facts about Ireland – Ireland boasts a rich heritage, diverse weather and intriguing history. The Emerald Isle can be a mysterious place to visit – and an even more exciting place to live.

Minnesota Doxology – another version of the Blizzard Doxology. #MinnesotaDoxology #Doxology

The Harp – Over the years, shamrocks and the famed Tricolour have become symbols of the Emerald Isle. But when celebrating Irish history or planning St. Patrick’s Day festivities, celebrants should not overlook the important role the harp has played in Ireland for centuries. Even the Bible mentions the harp.

The meaning behind the shamrock. Irish flags and even harps are symbolic of the nation, but there is perhaps one symbol that most widely represents the country: the shamrock #shamrock #seamróg #YoungClover #StPatricksDay

Invisibility, leprechauns and national pride tied to wearing green – Part of what makes celebrating St. Patrick’s Day so enjoyable is the scores of traditions surrounding the holiday. The month of March ushers in parades, festive foods, lively music, and as much green attire as a person can handle.