The University of Tennessee Rock painted with an Easter Message … He is not here. He has risen. #Easter #bgbg2 #utkcru @utkcru

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

Ascension – Is the day that Jesus ascended into Heaven which occurs the 40th day after Easter. #Ascension #bgbg2

Jesus Shows His Scars – Jesus shows His Scars, wounds to His disciples to show them He was who He says He is. Those scars are also a reminder of His payment for us. What He did for us on the Cross! #Scars #Easter

The Legend of the Sand Dollar Printable – This is a printable of The Legend of the Sand Dollar. This is usually heard around Easter and Christmas on how the sand dollar represents Christ.

Enjoy hot cross buns this Easter – A number of foods are enjoyed during Easter celebrations, from hard-boiled eggs to ham to roasted lamb. Sweets such as candies and chocolates also take center stage on Easter Sunday. In addition to these traditional favorites, hot cross buns have become must-haves for many Easter celebrants. #HotCrossBuns

Drive Thru Easter Egg Hunt – Easter Easter Egg Trunk Hunt – alternatives to the traditional Easter Egg Hunt.

Easter trees makes festive spring decorations – Even though trees may be more widely associated with Christmas, Easter trees are an increasingly popular and festive tradition that trace their roots to Germany.

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

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.

Easter symbols and traditions help make the holiday familiar and special. Eggs, hot cross buns and frilly church dresses help paint the picture, and so does a delicate and beautiful white flower.

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

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.

The Resurrection Bracelet explains the resurrection story through symbols and with scripture references. #Resurrection #Easter #ResurrectionBracelet

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

The Legend of the Dogwood Tree, a popular legend, says that the dogwood tree changed after the crucifixion of Christ. Is this true? Is it Biblical? #Dogwood #DogwoodTree

They’re Back! PEEPS® Make a Triumphant Return to Shelves this Easter #Peeps Following a Nine-Month Hiatus, PEEPS® Marshmallow is Back with Sweet New Offerings for Spring!

The Legend of the Three Trees – Follow along in this story about three trees. Usually heard around Easter, but also around Chrsitmas too. #ThreeTrees

This blog post talks about the first wrapped gift and even what the best wrapped gift ever given. Merry Christmas! #WrappedGift

How Jesus Changed How We Think About Death – Jesus changed everything about Death on the Cross! #Death #JesusChrist Victory in Jesus!