Well, that was the most unexpected Easter service I've ever attended. I showed up five minutes before the service began, only to be recruited by
Joseph to sing in the Chapel Choir with him. At first I thought he was joking, but then he explained that he was the only guy singing the men's part, so of course I agreed to help out. I thought that the anthem,
Arisen Today, actually went pretty well, despite the fact that I had never seen the music or sung with the Chapel Choir before.
As Pam put it, I certainly didn't expect to be the ringer for a choir this morning. Especially not when the choir is composed of youth between the grades of 6 and 12. Well, plus Joseph,
Jordan, and me.
Also, I really hope this is how the conversation between Jesus and Mary Magdalene went at the empty tomb:
Happy Easter, everybody!
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Happy Easter, Sam! Our Easter Vigil at St. Paul's had some unexpected twists and turns, too, including a piece of burning charcoal flying out of the thurible (the incense burner one swings on a chain) onto the wooden floor and our associate rector attempting to put it out with holy water. I think Jesus would have LOLed at that. The Lord is risen indeed! Alleluia!
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