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Hennepin is a Reconciling Congregation, welcoming the fullparticipation of all persons including the GLBT Community.

Risen One,

come; meet me

in the garden of my life.

Lure me into elation.

Revive my silent hope.

Coax my dormant dreams.

Raise up my neglected gratitude.

Entice my tired enthusiasm.

Give life to my

faltering relationships.Unwrap the deadness

in my spiritual life.

Impart heartiness in my work.

Risen One,

send me forth as a disciple

of your unwavering love,

a messenger

of your unlimited joy.

Risen One,

may I become

ever more convinced

that your presence lives on,

and on,

and on, and on.

Awaken me! Awaken me!

Joyce Rupp

WELCOMETOHENNEPINCHURCHEASTERSUNDAY

SANCTUARYHENNEPIN AVENUE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH511 Groveland Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55403

612-871-5303 HENNEPINCHURCH.ORG

Easter

Greetingsfrom

Bruce

Robbins

A warm welcome to all who come toHennepin Church today to celebratethe Easter resurrection. We rememberand relive the testimony of Jesusdisciples who could not believe theireyes! Even when they saw, it was sohard to see Jesus and to know him.

Why? It seemed to good to be true that the Roman crucifixion was notthe last Word! Marys tears soon driedup as she came to know a new begin-ning in life. May your eyes of faithopen wide to all the new beginningspossible for you, too. The wordsspoken this morning are not idle tales.What could happen if you and I startedto live the love of Christ in all that wedo? It can be an incredibly beautifulsunrise into a new day and new

life. Thank you for coming. It is anhonor for all of us to worship togetherand sing Hallelujah!

Celebrating

the Journey

of DiscoveryMay 1 - 11:00 AM

Hennepins Compass 180 presents arecognition of the first ten recipientsof the Compass 180 Scholarships.Special music, stories of hope and

guest speakers will highlight thisunique and moving time in the historyof Hennepin Church. Compass 180 isa Hennepin program that partnersformer offenders with scholarships tofind new career paths.

Dignity Center

concert

this Saturday!

If you dont happen to be out of thecountry attending the royal wedding,you are invited to another memorableevent: the Dignity Center benefit 7:30PM Saturday, April 30 at HAUMC.Dont miss a remarkable night ofLatino rhythms and soul-stirring musicpresented by the Twin Cities GayMens Chorus and Hennepin Chime.The concert is free; the suggesteddonation is $25 per person. Details at

HennepinChurch.org or 612-871-5303.

A Hopeful

Earth

May 1, 8, 15

at 11:00 AM

Join in for a study ofBishop Sally Dyck andniece Sarah Erhmans

book. Bob Janssen leads the study ofthis provocative and fun book. If youare interested in being a part of thisclass, please register at the receptiondesk. Books are $7.00. Checks maybe made payable to HAUMC.

April 24, 2011 at Hennepin ALLELUIA!7:30 PM

April 30

9:30 & 11:00 AMFestival Worship

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Where + is indicated, standing or sitting, we praise God.You are invited to read aloud the bold text.

FESTIVALOFTHE RESURRECTIONPRELUDE Come With Celebration Cynthia Dobrinski

CHORAL INTROIT John Ferguson

Six weeks ago, we set aside our use of the ecstatic word Alleluia.

Today, in our joy over Jesus resurrection, we sing and say it with enthusiasm.

PROCLAMATION Leah Rosso

Christ is risen!Christ is risen indeed!

Christ is risen from the dead and lives among us.Alleluia!

PROCESSIONAL HYMN Jesus Christ is Risen Today EASTER HYMNarr. Douglas Benson

Welcome to Hennepin

Church!We are glad that

you chose to worship here

today. We hope your time

here is meaningful and

helps nurture you in the

way of Christ. At each

entrance there are purple

Welcome bags for guests

to receive if you want

more information about

the church. Blessings

to you on your

journey of faith!

Nurseryfor infants age

3 is available today until

12:30 PM. An usher will

be happy to help you find

the nursery in Room 105

of the Education Wing.

Coffee is available Sunday

mornings in Carlson Hall.

Our special thanks to Jim

Cone of Coffee & Tea, Ltd.

for supplying Sunday coffee!

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MORNING PRAYER Kristyn Ebert

Gracious Redeemer, we come to you in the morning of the resurrection.We expect to find you among the tombs and grave-cloths of ourworld, but you are alive! Sin cannot hold you; death cannot bindyou. Just as we have been weeping and mourning that you weretaken from us, you meet us in the garden of new life and send usrunning to share the good news of the gospel to the ends of the

earth. Be present with us as miracle and mystery. Amen.

ANTHEM The Lord is Risen Indeed William Billings

The Lord is risen indeed! Hallelujah!Now is Christ risen from the dead,and become the first fruits of them that slept.And did he rise? Hear it, ye nations! Hear it, O ye dead!He rose, he burst the bars of death and triumphed o'er the grave.Then I rose!Then first Humanity triumphant passed the crystal ports of light

and seized Eternal Youth.Ye, all immortal, hail! Heaven all lavish of great gifts to you.

Thine's all the glory, ours the bound-less bliss.

WELCOME Bruce Robbins

THE SHARINGOFTHE PEACE

The Peace of God be with you.And also with you.

SCRIPTURE LESSON Ginger Sisco, Lector

PRAYERFOR ILLUMINATION

Risen Lord, let your Word take flesh once again among us. Lift upour hearts with the glad news of the resurrection, with this story,which is so wonderful that we sometimes find it hard to take it in allat once. As we read this Good News Easter after Easter, show usever more the depth of your grace and make us always more awareof your risen presence among us. Amen.

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Each week we gather forworship and hear theGood News spoken.

You are invited to takethe scripture of worshipinto your daily life,through your work,prayer, family, friends.Take the scripture asyou live through the restof the week to explorehow it fits for you.Look ahead at thescripture for theupcoming week:Luke 4:14-21

Early in the morning of the first day ofthe week, while it was still dark, Mary

Magdalene came to the tomb and sawthat the stone had been taken awayfrom the tomb. She ran to Simon Peterand the other disciple, the one whomJesus loved, and said, They have takenthe Lord from the tomb, and we dontknow where theyve put him. Peterand the other disciple left to go to thetomb. They were running together, butthe other disciple ran faster than Peterand was the first to arrive at thetomb. Bending down to take a look, he

saw the linen cloths lying there, buthe didnt go in. Following him, Simon

Peter entered the tomb and saw thelinen cloths lying there. He also saw theface cloth that had been on Jesus head.It wasnt with the other clothes but wasfolded up in its own place. Then theother disciple, the one who arrived atthe tomb first, also went inside. He sawand believed. They didnt yet understandthe scripture that Jesus must rise fromthe dead. Then the disciples returned tothe place where they were staying.

Mary stood outside near the tomb,

William Billings(1746-1800)is generally thought tobe the first Americancomposer and musiceducator. This EasterAnthem is one of hisbest-known works.

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May we hear what the Spirit is saying to us today.Thanks be to God!

HYMN NO. 610 We Know That Christ is Raised ENGELBERG

SERMON In the Beginning...a Sunrise Bruce Robbins

AFFIRMATIONOF FAITH Bill Tipping (9:30)Elizabeth and Erica Buckingham (11:00)

We are not alone; we live in Gods world.We believe in God:

who has created and is creating,who came in Jesus, the Word made flesh, to reconcile and make new,who works in us and others by the Spirit.

We trust in God.

We are called to be the Church:to celebrate Gods presence,to love and serve others,to seek justice and resist evil,to proclaim Jesus, crucified and risen, our judge and our hope.

In life, in death, in life beyond death, God is with us.We are not alone.Thanks be to God!

INVITATIONTO GIVEOUR OFFERINGSAND OURSELVES Christopher Jackson

MUSICAL OFFERING The Lord Now Victorious Pietro MascagniO Lord of Hosts, behold, earths sorrow flieth,Thy holy Son now lives, nor dieth! Alleluia!From the dead Christ now has risen, truly risen.

We will sing of the Lord now victorious!All the terrors of death were in vain!Let us sing of the Christ ever glorious;He is risen in glory to reign!

Oh, how radiantly shineth the Easter dawn,Bright with joy at the glorious triumph won.Blessed its perfect peace that shall never cease,For we shall eer love the name of the Son. Alleluia!

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Pietro Mascagni was a 19thCentury opera composer.

This anthem, The LordNow Victorious is actuallyfrom a church scene in his

one-act opera CavalleriaRusticana.

crying. As she cried, she bent down tolook into the tomb. She saw two angelsdressed in white, seated where the bodyof Jesus had been, one at the head andone at the foot. The angels asked her,Woman, why are you crying?

She replied, They have taken awaymy Lord, and I dont know wheretheyve put him. As soon as she had

said this, she turned around and sawJesus standing there, but she didntknow it was Jesus.

Jesus said to her, Woman, why areyou crying? Who are you looking for?

Thinking he was the gardener, she

replied, Sir, if you have carried himaway, tell me where you have put himand I will get him.

Jesus said to her, Mary.

She turned and said to him in Aramaic,Rabbouni (which means Teacher ).

Jesus said to her, Dont hold on to me,for I havent yet gone up to my God. Go

to my brothers and sisters and tell them,Im going up to my God and yourGod.

Mary Magdalene left and announcedto the disciples, Ive seen the Lord.Then she told them what he said to her.

This Affirmation of Faithcomes from The

Confession of 1967.

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PRESENTATIONOF TITHESAND OFFERINGS LASST UNS ERFREUEN

Praise God, from whom all blessings flow;Praise God, all creatures here below:

Alleluia! Alleluia!Praise God, the source of all our gifts;Praise Jesus Christ, whose power uplifts!Praise the Spirit, Holy Spirit,

Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!

PRAYEROF DEDICATION

O God, accept and bless these gifts which we offer in response tothe gracious gift of your life-giving Spirit. May these gifts and ourlives be used to flesh out your love and justice, mercy and peace asthey are revealed in and through Jesus, your Son and our Savior.Amen.

PRAYERSOFTHE PEOPLE Leah Rosso (9:30)

Sally Johnson (11:00)LORDS PRAYER

Our God, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name.Thy kindom come; thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our trespasses

as we forgive those who trespass against us.And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil,for thine is the kindom, the power, and the glory forever.Amen.

HYMN NO. 306 The Strife is Oer, the Battle Done VICTORYStanzas 1, 2, 3

BENEDICTION Hallelujah G. F. Handel

POSTLUDE Toccata from Symphony No. V Charles Marie Widor

Todays acolytes are:Nancy and Jerry Gale 9:30 AM

Mariah Flowers and Kristyn Ebert Johnson 11:00 AM

Hennepin

Avenue

United

Methodist

Church

511 Groveland AveMinneapolis, MN

55403

612.871.5303

HENNEPIN

CHURCH

.ORG

Our Mission

To invite all peoples

on a spiritual journey

guided by scripture,

tradition, experience

and reason that leads

to a Christian faith

exemplified by loving

relationships with God,

all others, and ourselves.

MinistersEvery Member of Hennepin Church

Clergy

Bruce W. RobbinsPastor; LeahRossoYoung Adults & HospitalitySally JohnsonWorship & SpirituaFormation; Christopher JacksonChurch Administration; PaulaColtonYouth Ministries; BobBrinkleyPastoral VisitationWayne K. ClymerBishop inResidence; Richard D. WaggonerMusic Emeritus

Program StaffCynthia AshleyParish Nurse; AnnJ. CarlsonDignity Center; KevinDahlenKoinonia Manager; AndrewHackettOrganist; Kristyn Ebert

Shared Ministry/Outreach; JackFistlerLegacy Giving; William HMathisMusic & Fine Arts; MaryMartinDignity Center VolunteersDana NeuhauserChildrensMinistries; Daniel PedersonCommunications

Twin Cities

SuperintendentElizabeth Lopez

Minnesota

Area BishopSally Dyck

Alleluia! Christ is risen indeed!WELCOME GUESTS! We are glad you are here! Our hope is thatyou have a meaningful worship experience this morning that helpsyou live your life in the way of Christ. In order to get to know youbetter, we invite you to sign the Fellowship Pad at the end of your

pew. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. We welcome new insights,new questions, and new people!

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Thursday Bible Study: 11:00 AM to12:00 noon in the LongfellowRoom, began a new study March 31on Jesus Apostles. New membersare always welcome. Chris Jackson

is the group leader.Job Support Group: May 9 and 23from 7:00 - 8:30 pm. This group isfor people who are worried about acurrent job or transitioning to anew career. Leslie Philmon, groupfacilitator, has 16 years experienceas a career coach. Note: The JobSupport Group will stop meeting atthe end of May. For one-on-one jobcoaching after May, contact theBaslicas Employment Ministry at612-333-1381.

The Science & Faith Roundtable: Ifyoure interested in how scienceand religion can be partners in thequest for truth, this group may befor you! Apr. 28: Christology andScience by F. LeRon Shults.

Mens Bible Fellowship. At 7:00 onFriday mornings a group of mengather for Bible study, conversationand fellowship. All men are invitedto attend this lively discussion.

New Bible study starts next week!

May 2nd is the first night of a newBible study on the book of Luke.Come on Mondays from 6-7:30pm.No previous Bible knowledge needed!Well meet in the parsonagethelarge house next to the church.Come to any door. All are welcome!Questions? Contact Pastor Leahat Leah@haumc.org or call thechurch office: 612-871-5303.

April Hunger Offering: Today is thelast Sunday for you to support theLiberia Integrated Crop and PestManagement Project (LICPMAP).

LICPMAP requires support to increasetheir beehives and for equipmentfor harvesting and processing thehoney. LICPMAP needs to increasethe size of their group farm and

needs to purchase more livestock inorder to meet increasing demand inthe community. Your donation isneeded today and will be usedwisely. Thank you.

Food Shelf Help: Hennepin supportsthe Groveland Food shelf and weneed 4 volunteers to work for day in the Hope for The City ware-house doing light lifting on May 18.Volunteering preserves our greatdonations discount rate. Grab afriend and help! Carol Jackson is

coordinating: 612-927-4234 orcarol.jackson@genmills.com.

Volunteer for the English Tea tobenefit Emma Norton Services,1:00 PM, Thursday, May 5. Help isneeded for food prep, guides andservers. Contact Susanne_mattison@yahoo.com. Reserve a table withVivian LaRock at 651-235-2241 orvivtea@gmail.com.

Community Meals: Todaywe celebrateChrists resurrection. Our guestsremain hopeful for new beginningsand a better life all year round:a living-wage job, stable housing,

relief from illness, reliable transpor-tation, and family reconciliation.We wish for renewal for all ofGods people! Thanks to all of ourgenerous donors to this crucialhunger ministry!

Consider being an Acoltye! Wellprovide training and answer yourquestions. If interested or curious,call Becky Monson, 612-239-0551,or Linda Wilkins, 612-597-6200,co-Captains of the Acolyte Team.

The VLN Brief Legal Services Clinicat the Dignity Center is in need of aFriday morning legal clinic assistant,9-noon. For this non-lawyer positiona legal background is helpful, butnot necessary. The clinic assistantorients the volunteer lawyer of theday to the clinic, and assists withfile maintenance, client interviewsand follow-up services requestedby the attorney. Contact MuriaKruger muriak@yahoo.com or 651-226-0471.

Project Homeless Connect: Put yourfaith into action supporting peopleexperiencing homelessness. P.H.C.brings housing, employment, healthcare, and education resources tothe Convention Center on May 23.Volunteers needed to walk along-side guests to help navigate service.More information is online at:homelessconnectminneapolis.org

WeekdayEvents GetInvolvedVolunteerDonate

Sunday SpirePrinted on 100% post-consumer waste (PCW)

recycled office paper.Please Recycle this bulletin!

Please e m ail all information n n to

Please email all information toSpire@haumc.org by 10:00 AMon Monday for the coming SundaySpire, or drop off at church, attn:Daniel Pederson. Keeping yournote to 50 words helps out a lot!

HennepinChurch.orgHennepin

Foundation

Scholarship

Applications

The Hennepin Foundation is awarding scholarships for the 2011-12 school year(in amounts up to $3,000 for one year at a time). All persons will be considered,but applicants fitting certain criteria will receive strongest consideration. Criteriaand applications are available at the church front desk, or please contact Tara at612-435-1331, or Tara@haumc.org. Deadline for submission is May 6, 2011.

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EASTER DAY, APRIL24, 20117:00 - 8:00 EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE EAST ENTRY

8:00 - 9:00 Pancake Breakfast Social Hall8:30 - 12:30 Coffee Fellowship Carlson Hall8:45 - 12:30 Nursery / Child Care Rooms 101 & 1039:30 - 10:30 EASTER FESTIVAL WORSHIP SANCTUARY

11:00 - 12:00 EASTER FESTIVAL WORSHIP SANCTUARY5:00 - 6:00 SUNDAYAT FIVE(A Service of Recovery) BORDER CHAPEL

OUR REGULAR WORSHIPSCHEDULE RESUMES MAY 18:30 - 9:00 HOLY COMMUNION BORDER CHAPEL

9:00 - 10:00 SACRED JOURNEY ART GALLERY

9:30 - 10:30 FESTIVAL WORSHIP SANCTUARY

11:00 - 12:00 MANY VOICES BORDER CHAPEL

5:00 - 6:00 SUNDAYAT FIVE(A Service of Recovery) BORDER CHAPEL

MONDAY, APRIL257:00 AM Fine Arts Committee7:00 PM Hospitality Committee

TUESDAY, APRIL268:30 AM Library Committee1:30 AM Stretch and Smile5:00 PM Trustees Investment6:00 PM Adult Nurture

WEDNESDAY, APRIL279:00 AM Dignity CenterOpen9:30 AM Knotty Quilters

10:00 AM Senior Members Council1:00 PM Recyclers2:30 PM D.C.E.H.6:00 PM Haiti Partnership6:00 PM Development Committee7:00 PM Trustees Meeting

THURSDAY, APRIL28

11:00 AM Thursday Bible Study3:00 PM Labyrinth7:00 PM Science&Faith Roundtable

FRIDAY, APRIL297:00 AM Mens Bible Fellowship9:00 AM Dignity CenterOpen

10:00 AM Alanon

SATURDAY, APRIL307:30 PM Dignity Center Fundraiser

Raising Voices for Social Justice

We are a Caring Community

PASTORAL CARE: Please notify thechurch office if you, a family memberor any other church member areexperiencing illness, hospitalizationor another need for pastoral care.

CONGREGATIONAL JOYSAND CONCERNSare posted each week in the PastoraCare section on the kiosk in CarlsonHall. Greeting cards for members inneed of cheer are available to sign athe reception desk near the East Entry.

PACEM SINGERS are available to singto Hennepin members and friendsbringing comfort of favorite hymnsand songs to your surroundings.

DOWNTOWN GRIEF SUPPORT GROUPwww.mplsgriefsupport.com. Saturdaymornings Jan. 1April 30, 2011 at StOlaf Catholic Church, 215 South 8thStreet, Minneapolis. April 30: Topic isBeing Grief-Struck.

HENNEPINCHURCHBREAKFASTATHENNEPINResumes Next WeekJoin your friends in the lower level

Social Hall next week for our Sunday

breakfast. Cost is $5 per person, or

$12 per family/household. A great

way to meet friends, old and new.

Thank You

For your

Support!

Gratitude for your Giving

and Continued Support

At the end of March, the OperatingBudget Income Received in each ofthe past three years has amounted to:

201122% of Budget201024% ofBudget200923% of Budget

How Parking

Can Equal

Hospitality

At Hennepin, we like to reserve theeast parking lot for first-time visitors,families with young children, andpeople who have limited mobility orneed assistance. Instead of drivingaround the block looking for parkingevery week, we encourage all people

to take advantage of the 600 spacesin the Walker Parking Ramp acrossthe street. The ushers and front deskreceptionists have vouchers for you touse with your parking ticket, or youcan choose to contribute $1. Climate-controlled, covered from weather,and just a short walk across Hennepin/Lyndale, the ramp will give you easyaccess to everything you need here atthe church. Be hospitable and selfishat the same time:park in the ramp!

Farmers Market Walk

May 22nd (for people in their 20s and30s) meet on the front steps of thechurch at 11 AM and well walk overto the Lyndale Farmers Market.

Reconciling

Committee Notes

Thurs. April 28 is Dining Out for

Life. 164 participating restaurants have

agreed to donate a portion of their

proceeds (10100%) to The Aliveness

Project, a local nonprofit organization

that provides on-site meals, food shelf

and other supportive services for

individuals living with HIV/AIDS and

their families. More information is at

Aliveness.org.

Scholarship applications for Sing a

New Song gathering sponsored by

the Reconciling Ministries Network,

Methodist Federation for Social Action

and Affirmation Aug. 25-28 at Sawmill

Creek Resort, Huron, Ohio are on the

table with other great Reconciling

information in Carlson Hall.

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Soul CafLoving and Listening

7:00 PM May 1

Soul Cafe returns for another eveningof poetry and jazz. You are invited toa celebration of life as sending outand taking in, paying attention andoffering up. This is also how goodjazz is played. May 1 at 7:00 PMin the Art Gallery join Steve Blons,guitar; Daryl Boudreaux, drums; LauraCaviani, piano;Lucia Newell,vocals; BradHolden, sax; JayYoung, Bass.

Changes at

Steeple People

Times are changing at the SteepleStore. We are changing hours startingMonday May 2. For your conveniencewe will be open some additionalhours. Our schedule will be:

Mon. 10:30 AM to 5:30 PMTues. 10.30 AM to 7:30 PM

Wed.Fri. 10:30 AM to 5:30 PMSat. 10:00 AM to 5:30 PM

We will offer the same good buys,the same happy volunteers and staffto help you with your needs. Stop inand visit us soon.

Club 56

Parent

Meeting

May 1

Parents of 4th and 5th graders: youreinvited to an informational meetingregarding Club 56, a Sunday Schooland fellowship program for next years5th and 6th graders, May 1 at 11:00AM in Room 205. A supervised activitywill be offered for your child(ren)during this time. This meeting includesinformation about Confirmation.

Please RSVP to Connie Wilcox atConnie@haumc.org or 612-435-1302.

SPIRE BRUNCH

TO FEATURE

OLGA VISO

On Saturday May 14,10:00 AM to 12 noon,the Hennepin Foundation and Boardof Trustees will hold the annual SpireBrunch, honoring donors who givebeyond the annual pledge. All churchmembers are welcome! Olga Viso,director of the Walker Art Center isthe speaker, and brunch follows theprogram. Make your reservation byMay 2. Call the church receptionistat 612-871-5303. Transportation and

childcare available. More informationis in your April !nSpire newsletter.

Grief Support

Group

The Spring/Summer session of theDowntown Coalition for Grief Supportwill be at Plymouth CongregationalChurch May 7 - August 27. The groupmeets Saturdays, 9:30 - 11:30 AM.Go to: mplsgriefsupport.com or call612-317-3454 for more information.

Each week the topic for this group isprinted on the lower right side ofpage 7 in this bulletin.

Parish

Nurse

Notes

As spring approaches,our indoor Stretch & Smile Classesare coming to an end. Yet, stay tunedand get ready to join in on active

summer prayer walks and bike ridesbeginning in June. Also: Please planto participate in our next THRIVEbook study adventure offered SundaysJune 5th and 12th. There are THRIVEbooks available to purchase. Pleasecontact Cynthia at 612-435-1310 oremail her at Cynthia@haumc.org formore information.

ALLELUIA!

Nurture

Nature

SelfSpring Retreat

at Koinonia

May 5 - 7

What do New Life Adventures, theUMW and the ecology group have in

common? Theyre co-sponsoring anew kind of retreat weekend atKoinonia May 5-7. Each group willhave its own programs, which will beopen to all, including those whochoose to create a free-form personalretreat. Come for a day or more! TheMay 1 registration deadline is fastapproaching, and overnight space islimited.

Earth Camp

July 25-28For students whohave completed 1st -5th grade; limited to25 participants. EarthCamp is a four-day, 3-night over-nightcamp for elementary students. Camp-ers learn about our responsibility asChristians to care for the creation,explore the great outdoors and toconnect with God in the natural world.Cost is $170.00 and includes lodging,

meals, transportation, programs andcrafts. Scholarships are available andconfidential. Questions? Contact DanaNeuhauser at 612-435-1306 or byemail at Dana@haumc.org.

Emma Norton Tea

An English Tea to benefit EmmaNorton Services will be held 1:00PM, Thursday, May 5 at Hennepin.Reserve a table with Vivian LaRock at651-235-2241 or vivtea@gmail.com.

RELEVANT INCLUSIVE BEAUTIFUL