At the end of open pickleball, Dave and Gary hit the ball a few times.

HCC hosted an Easter party to celebrate the truth that Jesus is alive! The event had games, music, snacks, crafts, the Easter Story, and an Easter Egg Hunt!

The March meeting of HCC’s Ladies Fellowship was exciting. The group created Easter Baskets for our church’s shut-in community. Also, Tamra H shared an encouraging devotion. And Elyse L made a delicious taco/nacho bar for lunch. If you interested in learning more about Ladies Fellowship, contact co-directors Barb Hartwig and Sherry Ecker Smith.

HCC’s Second Half Trip journeyed north to Saginaw. The group visited the Castle Museum of Saginaw County History. Following the trip, the group also had lunch at Fuzzy’s Restaurant. Next month, the group will visit the Dow Gardens in Midland and have lunch at Krzysiak House Restaurant.

Green was the color of the day on March 17 when the Good News Club met. The kids made a craft, enjoyed music and games, and learned about Daniel’s three friends who were rescued from the Fiery Furnace.

HCC is hosting an EASTER EGGSTRAVAGANZA. This fun event features games, music, snacks, and crafts. Also – there will be an Easter Egg Hunt and a Bible lesson to remind us all of the truth of Easter.

On Sunday, March 15, HCC hosted a “Missions PotLUCK”. This event focused the congregation’s attention on the Mission Program of HCC. Hadley Community Church supports missionaries around the world. This event featured cuisine from: Canada, Costa Rica, Kenya, Italy, Mexico, Nigeria, Philippines, and the USA. Thanks to all that participated!

Wednesdays (March 11,18,25 and April 1) will feature a video Bible study based on Lee Strobel’s book, The Case for Easter. This series explores the most important question of the Christian faith: Did the resurrection of Jesus really happen? As a former investigative journalist and skeptic, Strobel examines the historical evidence surrounding the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ by interviewing leading scholars and evaluating the facts like a courtroom case. This study is important because the resurrection is the foundation of the Christian faith—if it is true, it changes everything. Participants will strengthen their confidence in the Bible, deepen their understanding of Easter, and be better equipped to explain why the resurrection matters.

During the March Young at Heart Luncheon, participants were treated to a delicious meatloaf lunch and an encouraging program about Christian Motorcyclists Association (CMA-USA). Sharon Miller (a long-term member) shared about the history and purpose of the group.