<TITLE>02. Par 10-14</TITLE>L-10 And now, Sunday morning, early, six o'clock, sunrise service... How many likes sunrise services at Easter? We're expecting a great blessing. So then, if the Lord willing, I will have the sunrise services; it's from six until seven. Then return home to your breakfast, be back. And at nine-thirty, the regular Sunday school service; Brother Neville will be here. And immediately after the Sunday school service, I will have baptismal services for those who are to be baptized, Easter Sunday morning.
If you haven't been baptized by immersing, and desire so, and you're a Christian, believe in the Deity of--of the--Jesus Christ being the Son of God, and want to take your--your place in our fellowship, to be baptized, we would be happy to have you here Easter morning about ten-thirty for immersing. Bring your garments. If you do not have any, of course, why, especially the women, they have robes in there, different sizes for the ladies. I don't think they have yet for all the men. But we very happy to have you here with us Easter morning.

L-12 Then Sunday afternoon is a funeral service to be held, from someone lived out in the country, or somewhere from here, that was... I believe was converted here under Brother Neville's preaching here sometime ago. I believe the name is East, or something another. They called me from the funeral home and asked if I and Brother Neville and a bunch of us would come and sing and have the services for Sunday afternoon at two o'clock, at the Mottaz Funeral Home.
I don't remember the lady, East, Yast or East. Many of you seen it in the paper, I suppose, tonight. And... [A sister says, "Brother Bill?"--Ed.] Yes. ["That used to be Edna Justice; used to come here quite a bit."] Edna Justice, you may know her. She's perhaps a young woman. Is she? Is that right, sister? ["Twenty-nine. Uh-huh."] A young woman. I believe they... Her mother was calling me and said that she leaves two or three little children. That's sure too bad.

L-14 It just goes to show the evil of--of this mortal life, doesn't it? But in... If she was in Christ Jesus, she's far better off, tonight, than any person that's sitting in this building. She just walked through the valley of the shadow of death that all mortals have to go. And someday you and I will have to journey that way, too but we'll not have to cross Jordan alone, for He is our Saviour. So we--we...
If you desire to come to the Mottaz Funeral Home, which is located on Maple Street, between Walnut and... No, I believe it's Locust and Wall Street, on the right-hand side as you go west. The... I don't know where their... What is the number of that? [Someone says, "221"--Ed.] 221. It's where the old Scott and Combs Funeral Home used to be, when I was young. And that's for Sunday afternoon, and two o'clock.


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