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Mixing the new with the old…and taking some risks!!!

by Ed Bolduc | Mar 29, 2016 | Lent and Easter, Setting the Tone, Uncategorized

Mixing the new with the old…and taking some risks!!! Happy Easter!  We made it! While I’m glad that all the meetings, scripts, setups, decorations, and rehearsals are over, I am so happy that all of our planning for Holy Week and Easter Sunday yielded some...
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