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NewsApril 22, 2001

The children of First Presbyterian and members of the Girl Scout Troop 182, accompanied by the Rev. Grant Gillard and several adults, spent part of Good Friday on a bunny delivering mission. The bunnies had been collected over a few weeks time at Sunday worship services, and as bunnies do, well, they multiplied. A total of 65 bunnies were collected...

The children of First Presbyterian and members of the Girl Scout Troop 182, accompanied by the Rev. Grant Gillard and several adults, spent part of Good Friday on a bunny delivering mission.

The bunnies had been collected over a few weeks time at Sunday worship services, and as bunnies do, well, they multiplied. A total of 65 bunnies were collected.

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On Saturday there was a rehearsal for the performances that would take place before the Easter worship service and also a traditional Easter egg hunt.

On Sunday, First Presbyterian's agenda began with Easter sunrise service at Bent Creek, followed by a pancake breakfast in the church's fellowship hall, a performance by the youth at 9 a.m. and then the Easter worship service at 10.

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