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Along with spring comes the
Joyous Christian holiday of Easter.
While far some Easter may be Jvut
dress up in new clothes
aps, attend church ser
J the day is a special
i with spiritual signifi
•.observed in our families as children,
t Still, children can bring a fresh
* perspective to even the most or
* dinary events. With this thought in
t mind, students at Northside Chris
2 tian Academy were asked, “What
r does Easter mean to you?” Here are
■ their responses.
* VALERIE STURDIVANT, an
* eighth grader, lives with her pa
* rents, Curtis and Lorraine Stur
* divant, on April Ridge Lane in
' Charlotte. To Valerie, Easter means
* “Joy and happiness and pretty
’ colors.” Part of the Easter tradi
2 tion for Valerie’s family is a visit
‘ from relatives in Wades boro.
» ROBBIE WEST is in the eleventh
> grade. Robbie and his parents
• Robert and Betty West, live on
; Fencepost Lane in Matthews. Ac
: cording to the high school Junior,
j “Easter is important because Jesus
. died on the cross. Not only that, but
L he arose.” As for traditions, “usu
; ally family comes to visit us or we go
j to visit them.”
; JOHN BARNETTE, who lives
“ with his mother, Alberta Barnette,
l on Valview Lane in Charlotte, is in
I the seventh grade. “It’s a big issue,”
• he begins. “Christ rose from the
■ dead on Easter Sunday. We usually
! go to church for a special Easter
1 sermon. Then we go to my grand
father’s house in South Carolina.”
TAMARA GRAY, of Ivy Hollow
, Drive, is in the fourth grade. Her
*. parents are Walter and Pat Gray.
For Tamara, Easter means a time
“for you to relax and think about
• God and thank Him for everything
He has given you. We go to church on
; Easter Sunday." What makes
• Easter different from any other
Robbie West
.Jesus died
Valerie Sturdivant
.... Joy and happiness
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John Barnette
.Special sermon
Tamara Gray
.Time to relax
Sunday? “It’s different because
Christ rose from the dead,” she
asserts.
EMMANUEL HUNTER, son of
Mack and Geraldine Hunter, resides
with them on Cinderella Road.
Emmanuel is also in the fourth
grade. “Easter is a time of re
joicing and being happy and cele
brating Christ’s death and resur
rection,” he begins. “It’s a time to
be happy because Christ conquered
death so we could have life
eternally.”
A happy and blessed Easter to you
alii_
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Emmanuel Hunter
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; Hen lory Day Celebration was iponaored by several
* Charlotte area groups honoring seven
, Charlotte women active In civil rights. The women are •.
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Miller. Naomi Dreaan. Laura Malone, Aurelia Hen
deraon, Cahrene Roes and Dr. Anne Carter.
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