Blue skies and the Worthington Green... Happy Easter 2011!
The photo is NOT from this year... the photo is looking at the Worthington Presbyterian Church across the Village Green in 2009... Easter was in early April 2009... the trees are more leafed out this year since Easter was so late but there are no beautiful blue skies today, or Saturday, or Friday. I can't remember before that if we were having rain... I think it has been raining all week.
I went to the Worthington Good Friday Community Service on the Village Green on Friday but it was moved inside this year because of rain earlier in the day on Friday... this inside picture is 2011. I had walked in once last year or the year before to see what the inside of the Worthington Presbyterian Church looked but I had never been in the sanctuary except to take a peak that one time.
I have gone to the Good Friday Community Service in the city of Worthington a number of years. Some years it has rained. The Good Friday service is a number of Worthington area churches: Worthington Presbyterian, St. John's Episcopal Church, All Saints Lutheran Church, Gethsemene Lutheran Church, St. Michael's Catholic Church, The Salvation Army, The Seventh Day Adventist Church. I hope I did not miss any.
The quote in the shape of a cross on the sign on the 
Worthington Green is from George MacLeod (I had to Google him):
"I simply argue that the cross be raised again at the centre of the marketplace as well as on the steeple of the church."
Columbus churches (2009 also)
Happy Easter 2011! Happy Spring 2011!
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