A Port O’Connor Tradition by Kelly Gee

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Posted by Joyce Rhyne on 15 May 14 - Comments Off on A Port O’Connor Tradition by Kelly Gee

Sunrise Easter Morning -Photo by Kelly Gee

 

Easter is a special celebration of the resurrection of Jesus, and in Port O Connor, the 19 year old tradition of singing and praying as the sun rises over front beach the is a unique way to share that time with friends and family.

The counting stopped at 550 guests, and more were still arriving. Some came by car or golf cart, some walking or bike riding, bringing grandparents and  babies, toddlers and teens, even the family dog. Kids were wrapped in blankets and sweaters, others were dressed for fishing or fun, and several little ones wore their Easter finery; but all joined to share in the early morning message of Easter hope.

First Baptist Church Choir brought special music, Michelle Flosenzier sang a beautiful solo, Pastor Donnie Martin welcomed the crowd, and Erny McDonough brought an inspiring message. Afterwards, Cathy’s Restaurant provided Cathy’s own delicious homemade cinnamon rolls and Fisherman’s Chapel offered coffee and juice while guests visited and shared in the pristine majesty of the sun rising over the bay and another Sunday morning where many gladly proclaimed He Lives!, and I can Live also because of Jesus’ empty tomb on Easter morning. It is an unrivaled and wonderful POC tradition.

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