Easter Symbols – Easter is replete with many recognized symbols. Tradition plays an important role in Easter celebrations for many families. Cherished traditions and symbols of Easter may include anything from egg hunts to lilies to lambs. Understanding the importance behind these symbols can make sharing the miracle of Easter that much more special. #Easter #EasterSymbols

Jelly Bean Prayer – Jelly Bean Gospel a way to use the colors of jelly beans to share the gospel. Includes free printable version! National Jelly Bean Day.
#JellyBeanPrayer #JellyBeanGospel #JellyBeanDay #JellyBeans #JellyBean #Easter #prayer

Happy Easter | I talk about today being Easter, Resurrection Day. The day where Jesus Christ arose from the grave and conquered death. He also died to save us from our sins too. #Easter #ResurrectionSunday #Resurrection
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I talk about what Good Friday is. Good Friday is part of Holy Week that leads to Easter. This is the day Jesus Died on the Cross at Calvary. #GoodFriday #Easter

I am sure you seen this story going around on the internet about why Jesus folded the napkin or known as the linen burial cloth in His Tomb. This blog post talks about that and if there is any proof of this or not.

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!

The Story of the Christmas Nail (Also known as The Tradition of the Christmas Nail). Most people will put the Christmas Nail on their Christmas Tree as a Christmas Ornament. #ChristmasNail

National Hat Day – Yes there is a holiday for hats. #HatDay

Blue Halloween Candy Buckets for Autism – I heard about this on Way-FM. (Blue Pumpkin Bucket). I haven’t heard about this until now. So I figured I’d look into it. #Halloween

Trick or Treat Fail Video by Living Waters of the Way of the Master. Did the get they treat or did they get tricked (Epic Fail?) Maybe they got both? Find out! In this video you see the cool curved illusion gospel tract that is great for handing out at Trunk or Treats or anytime!

Halloween Is More Dangerous on a Saturday – Just think about that a moment. More people are off of work. Not to mention more people will party and drink and much more!

Pentecost – occurs 49 days after Easter, the 7th Sunday after Easter. The day when the Holy Spirit came across the people while they were in Jerusalem. This account is found in Acts 2. #Pentecost

Maple Syrup Saturday – That yummy sweet stuff that comes out of a tree we all love has a day! #MapleSyrup #MaypleSyrupSaturday

Egg Rolling a tradition to roll eggs on Easter Monday. (The Day After Easter). Also Called Easter Egg Roll. #EggRolling

this blog post shows the acronym for the word Cross. #Cross #Easter

Resurrection Rolls – These are rolls that have basic ingredients and easy to make. Each item represents a part of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ including the finished product to look like the empty tomb of Jesus Christ. #ResurrectionRolls

Pirate Themed Trunk or Treat -The Pirate Chest and Pirate Ring Toss Game were a success for Trunk or Treat.

The history of Easter Bonnets – When celebrating Easter, many Christians don their best apparel to attend church services and family gatherings. On Easter Sunday, gentlemen often put on their best suits and women their fanciest dresses. Children, too, wear formal clothing on Easter Sunday. Girls in particular tend to wear an item of interest that seems to only appear once per year.

Life Savers – Just an example of a candy you can use to share the gospel. #LifeSavers

Cross Tree – Instead of a Christmas Tree people are putting up a Cross Tree for Christmas and also putting it up for Easter. #CrossTree #ChristmasTree