Easter Sunday: “Journey to the other side of grief” (Next Sunday, April 1, 9:30 a.m.): In John’s account of Jesus’ resurrection, Mary was both the first to arrive and the last to leave the empty tomb. Stricken with grief, she stood, and held the pain of losing her beloved teacher. While the other disciples came and left quickly, baffled and in a mixture of belief and disbelief, Mary waited, and wept. It wasn’t until she was consoled by who she thought to be the gardener that Jesus revealed himself to her. Could it be that God reveals God’s self most profoundly when we attend to these two questions; “Why are you weeping?” and, “Who are you looking for?”  Join us on Easter Sunday as Pastor Dan leads us in reflecting on this Easter text.  

• You can get here easily via bike, public transportation (light rail or bus), or by car. So you know, you can park for free in our lot (its between the church and the US Bank Stadium)
• All are welcome...this means all!
• Dress is anything from very casual (like a t-shirt or sweatshirt) to business casual. You can even wear a suit if you prefer...however you want to come dressed to church you will be welcomed.
• Children are welcome in the service, though we do have childcare for babies and toddlers (optional). We also have Children's Church which kids go to partway though the service. When you arrive you can ask someone where to bring your kids, and they will be happy to help!
• Services last for about an hour and fifteen minutes (approx. 75 minutes). 
• We rotate preachers, who gives announcements, and who leads worship music...so be sure to come back more than once to really get a feel for the rhythm of our community.
• And more than anything...please know you are welcome...come as you are and who you are.

If you have any questions, please feel free to send us a note at info@1stcov.org.

We look forward to meeting you!