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While people usually think of Easter bunnies and chocolates this time of year, for churchgoers it's also time to celebrate what Easter originally meant, the Resurrection. Second Life has it's share of churches. Among them is the New Life Church in the Shelton sim.
Naeico Swansong-Bluebird built the place for just this purpose. Agape, from the Greek means love , especially God’s love for humankind. She said,” This is a place of peace, where God's Word flows fluently thru prayer & worship. I encourage you to take advantage of this wonderful place to access the presence of God. All are welcome here & we do ask that everyone is mindful of others.Always be blessed in the Lord, AGAPE!“
There is gospel music playing all day and night. You are encouraged to leave a prayer request if you like. The garden is lovely and peaceful. It is certainly an enticing location to walk around and enjoy the lovely flowers and plants, or to just sit and reflect. If you would like to receiver daily thoughts there is a group you are invited to join. That way you can be notified of Bible Studies and prayer services when they are held. Right now there is a tomb that is empty to remind us that on Easter Sunday Jesus rose from the dead.
On Sunday April 3rd, the Saint Quentin Basilica in the WW2 RP region was to hold it’s first service. The building was very well detailed inside and out, but unfortunately, something went wrong with the one to lead the service showing up. So someone among the parishioners took matters in hand.
This January, a group of Christian artists are performing every weekend onstage. "The Creation Story - From the Angels' Perspective," by Unity Productions, is a unique example of performance art in Second Life. I recently had a chance to talk to Pet Karu who heads the group, and some of the others.
