


Our Good Friday worship service will be held tonight in our sanctuary, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Our focus will be on the suffering of Jesus, the unfolding events which led to his death on the cross, and the meaning of his crucifixion, especially in light of the tomb being empty and Jesus being risen from death on Sunday morning. Through scripture, prayer, music, hymns, liturgy, a short message from me, and a special anthem from the choir, we anticipate the Holy Spirit will bless us with meaning, comfort, challenge, and abundant grace as we worship on this sacred evening. The service will close with the elements of our worship space being removed, and we will all depart in silence, as we walk into and through this very dark Good Friday with God.
On Sunday morning, our Easter will begin, 36 hours later, at 6:30 a.m., for our SonRise worship service, outside in the church yard (weather permitting). During our half-hour service, we will gather together to listen, watch, pray, and sing as the body of Christ, witnessing, in new ways and old ways, the resurrection of Jesus Christ. A new day is about to dawn, filled with the wonder and the glory of Easter.
Following the outdoor service, we will all come inside to enjoy fellowship around the tables and delight in the Easter breakfast that Bobby and his crew are preparing. Sunday School classes will meet at 9 a.m. and our 10:30 a.m. Easter worship service in the sanctuary will be adorned with Easter lilies, filled with joyful music, and will bring the good news of our risen Savior into all our eager hearts. Communion will also be celebrated as the culmination of our Easter worship experience.
I look forward to being with you, as we move through holy week into the joy and wonder of Easter. May God bless us all in the journey ahead!
On Sunday morning, our Easter will begin, 36 hours later, at 6:30 a.m., for our SonRise worship service, outside in the church yard (weather permitting). During our half-hour service, we will gather together to listen, watch, pray, and sing as the body of Christ, witnessing, in new ways and old ways, the resurrection of Jesus Christ. A new day is about to dawn, filled with the wonder and the glory of Easter.
Following the outdoor service, we will all come inside to enjoy fellowship around the tables and delight in the Easter breakfast that Bobby and his crew are preparing. Sunday School classes will meet at 9 a.m. and our 10:30 a.m. Easter worship service in the sanctuary will be adorned with Easter lilies, filled with joyful music, and will bring the good news of our risen Savior into all our eager hearts. Communion will also be celebrated as the culmination of our Easter worship experience.
I look forward to being with you, as we move through holy week into the joy and wonder of Easter. May God bless us all in the journey ahead!
Holy Week ~ March 28 - April 5, 2026 Activities
Saturday March 28
PLPC are teaming up for this year’s Community Egg Hunt! Kids ages 1–12 are invited to join the fun at 10 AM
Sunday March 29 Palm Sunday
Palm Sunday Worship is at 10:30 AM. Stay for our fellowship lunch —THE CHURCH WILL PROVIDE THE MAIN ENTREE OF HAM. YOU ARE ASK TO BRING SIDES AND DESSERTS
Friday April 3 Good Friday
Good Friday Worship will be held at 6:30 PM. Rev. Ray Thomas will lead us in a meaningful service with special music and communion.
Sunday April 5 Easter Sunday
Easter Morning SonRise Service will be held ON THE CHURCH LAWN at 6:30 AM (NOT AT THE LAKE). This casual service will be brief and include hymns, prayer, and a message from Rev. Thomas, followed by a Fellowship Breakfast in the Conference Room.
Traditional Worship Service begins at 10:30 AM.
Monday April 6 Easter Monday
Church Office Closed


“Mercy me… if you could see me right now, you’d understand why the church office needs a little break. After all the Easter excitement — the eggs, the baskets, the chocolate I maybe nibbled — I’m flat on my back recovering. Pastor Ray and Ms. Jennifer worked even harder than I did, pouring their whole hearts into all the Holy Week services. The office will be closed Easter Monday; so they (and I!) can rest, recharge, and maybe sneak a jelly bean or two. We won’t scurry back in until Wednesday. I hope you enjoy a little rest too — we all earned it this week.”
Sending tiny blessings (and maybe a few jelly beans),
Percy
Sending tiny blessings (and maybe a few jelly beans),
Percy

The Larger Church, Part Two
from Dave Nock
Community Activity fYI
Anderson Road Adopt-A-Street Clean up
Saturday April 4th
8:00am - Noon
Volunteers are asked to meet at 3204 Harbor Landing

April 14, 2026
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Creamy Chicken Breast & Armor Dried Beef Casserole
Served with Rice, Texas Toast, Green Salad, Dessert & Drinks
There’s a seat for everyone —
come hungry, leave full, and feel the love around the table.
Creamy Chicken Breast & Armor Dried Beef Casserole
Served with Rice, Texas Toast, Green Salad, Dessert & Drinks
There’s a seat for everyone —
come hungry, leave full, and feel the love around the table.
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This past Saturday, March 28th, Priest Lake Presbyterian Church hosted a wonderfully lively Easter Egg Hunt — and what a morning it was! Thanks to the generosity of our congregation, we had 1,200 stuffed eggs, including several special golden eggs with money tucked inside. The excitement on the kids’ faces made every bit of preparation worth it.
We welcomed about 22 children, including the Tucker twins and Aurora, many of our kids from the Hispanic congregation, and four children from the wider community. The morning began with coloring and snacks, giving everyone a chance to settle in, laugh together, and enjoy the sunshine before the big hunt.
A heartfelt thank‑you goes to our amazing helpers who made the event run smoothly: the Tucker twins, Maureen Meyer, Tom Tozer, Natalie Inman, Cora Lynn Butler, Nancy Loudermilk, Nathanial Jennette, and Jeff Binns. Their energy, kindness, and willingness to pitch in created a warm and welcoming space for every child who joined us.
It was a beautiful reminder of what community looks like — shared joy, shared work, and shared celebration. PLPC truly shined.
We welcomed about 22 children, including the Tucker twins and Aurora, many of our kids from the Hispanic congregation, and four children from the wider community. The morning began with coloring and snacks, giving everyone a chance to settle in, laugh together, and enjoy the sunshine before the big hunt.
A heartfelt thank‑you goes to our amazing helpers who made the event run smoothly: the Tucker twins, Maureen Meyer, Tom Tozer, Natalie Inman, Cora Lynn Butler, Nancy Loudermilk, Nathanial Jennette, and Jeff Binns. Their energy, kindness, and willingness to pitch in created a warm and welcoming space for every child who joined us.
It was a beautiful reminder of what community looks like — shared joy, shared work, and shared celebration. PLPC truly shined.





