Little Bunny can sense something new in the air, and it smells like sunshine and warm breezes. "It smells like Easter!" his friends tell him. But Little Bunny wonders: what is Easter? So he sets out through the forest on an early spring day to find out.

Scrumptious Dessert Recipes For Easter And Other Special Occasions It's the night before Easter. The eggs have been decorated and hidden. The sports coats and dresses for church tomorrow have been pressed and are laying out flat to avoid more wrinkles. The house is spotless and ready for your guests. Everything is ready to cook a delicious Easter dinner except one thing... The dessert! Luckily, we've got you covered. This collection of 51 Easter dessert recipes has something tasty and enticing for everyone, and you don't have to be Julia Child in order to pull them off. Our list of cakes, pies, tarts and pastries is diverse. Cakes - 10 Recipes Pies - 10 Recipes Tarts - 10 Recipes Pastries - 10 Recipes Children's Treats - 11 Recipes Fresh fruits like pineapple, raspberries, and strawberries will bring color and an added taste of spring to your dinner. If your family demands chocolate, we have the perfect recipes to satisfy any sweet tooth. All of these recipes can be altered to accommodate a family member with a nut allergy. You can also modify the ingredients to fit a vegan lifestyle, but this might change the taste of the finished project. So what are you waiting for? Go preheat the oven and get cooking! To get started, download this book now. (easy dessert recipes, easy desserts, easter desserts, pie recipes, easter recipes, dessert ideas, easter cupcakes, easy cake ideas, easter dessert recipes, Easter baking ideas, Easter cake recipes, Brianne Heaton Easter book, Easter sweets cookbook, Spring dessert recipes, Easter treats for kids, Easter Sunday desserts, Chocolate Easter cakes, Easter cookie recipes, Google Play Easter cookbook, Homemade Easter treats, Easter brunch desserts, Creative Easter desserts, Easy Easter sweets, Festive Easter baking, Traditional Easter desserts, Easter pie recipes, Easter egg dessert ideas, Quick Easter recipes, Easter dessert ebook, Last-minute Easter ideas, Easter celebration desserts, Family-friendly Easter recipes, Decorative Easter desserts, Easter dessert buffet ideas, Easter dessert party)

Like all of us, adolescents have a deep hunger for God. They have a need to make sense out of life and a desire to make the world a better place. They are people of endless hope, and have the capacity for deep sadness and profound joy. Their hungers, needs, hopes, and moments of sadness and joy mirror the experiences of biblical characters we meet during Lent and the Easter season. To meet the challenge of making Lent and the Easter season meaningful, parish and youth ministry efforts need to be intentional about bringing alive the Scriptures for each Sunday and special commemoration of the season. Ministry Ideas for Celebrating Lent and Easter with Teens, Families, and Parishes is a resource manual that provides activities for gathered sessions with youth in parish settings, as well as ideas for meaningful ways to observe the season with families and friends at home and in the community. At the core of the manual are gathered sessions with youth that are lectionary based, using themes from the Scriptures. Some sessions are specific to a particular Sunday in one liturgical cycle. Others are more thematically inclusive and may be used with all cycles. In addition to the gathered sessions, supplementary activities for the season include a guided meditation, a service project, and discussion activities that may be used in a variety of ways throughout the season. Also included are two chapters designed specifically for families. Each chapter contains several activities that will help families share faith stories and create memories. These activities can be sent home or adapted for use in a gathered environment.

In The Easter Parade, first published in 1976, we meet sisters Sarah and Emily Grimes when they are still the children of divorced parents. We observe the sisters over four decades, watching them grow into two very different women. Sarah is stable and stalwart, settling into an unhappy marriage. Emily is precocious and independent, struggling with one unsatisfactory love affair after another. Richard Yates's classic novel is about how both women struggle to overcome their tarnished family's past, and how both finally reach for some semblance of renewal.