Published April 28. 2022 11:35AM
Members and friends of Jordan Lutheran Church, Orefield, were treated to an Easter egg hunt April 16 at the church.
The church’s recreation hall was filled with children eager to hunt for the eggs that would be found in the various classrooms throughout the building.
The current confirmation class performed a short skit to remind both children and parents Easter isn’t about the Easter Bunny and candy, but their belief in a resurrected Jesus as the Son of God.
Ellie Clark, of Allentown, shows her great-grandmother Shirley Schleicher where she accidentally burned her hand. Ellie Clark was ready to hunt Easter eggs April 16 at Jordan Lutheran Church, Orefield. PRESS PHOTOS BY LOU WHEELAND
The Lacko family of Orefield, mom Amanda, Cora and twins Quinn and Kallie are visiting the Easter Bunny, assisted by Jordan Lutheran Church member Gracie Martz-Shelton at the church's Easter egg hunt April 16.
Margie Clark watches as grandson William Pereria works on Easter crafts at the Jordan Lutheran Church's Easter egg hunt.
Members of the current Jordan Lutheran Church, Orefield, confirmation class including Gabi Laskoski, Jordan Kerschner, Mia Kerschner, the Easter Bunny, assissted by Gracie Martz-Shelton, Josh Smith and Conner Weidman, present a skit reminding children and families Easter celebrates the belief in a resurrected Jesus.
William Lutterschmidt, of South Whitehall, is adding to his cache of Easter eggs at the egg hunt April 16 at Jordan Lutheran Church, Orefield.
RIGHT: Upper Macungie's Andrew Heckman shows his bucket full of Easter eggs.
