Minute For Your Minister: April Fool’s

Since the 1500s, April First has been celebrated as April Fool’s Day when jokes, pranks and hoaxes are played on the unsuspecting. Victims who fall for them are called April Fools.

But the truth is, the first day of April belongs to God. April first is especially important this year because April First is Easter Sunday. Through Jesus Christ, men who were once fools and sinners were redeemed by the shedding of his blood on this day more than two thousand years ago.

God gathers those who are thought of as fools in the world’s eyes and He makes them wise. Those who stand boldly for Christ are targets for derision, especially your pastor, because he is on the front line of fighting the foolishness of this world. Pray today for co-workers for your pastor as he takes on such an important and challenging task.

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Tabatha Renegar

Tabatha grew up in western and central New York State before migrating her way south to Winston-Salem. She has an associates degree in travel/tourism and aptly so! Her first job was on a cruise ship when she was 18 years old and she has visited more than a dozen countries. Tabatha has been married to her husband, Bobby, for 22 years. They are proud parents to a son, Beau, who is a Sailor in the U.S. Navy and they share their home with two crazy Boston Terriers. By day, you’ll find Tabatha in Reynolda Village where she is the Sales Manager for a historic event venue, The Barn at Reynolda Village. Working with the Forsyth Magazines team is a great outlet for her enthusiasm for weddings and community! In her spare time, Tabatha enjoys kayaking, painting, camping and reading. And, of course, with a degree in tourism – she loves to travel!

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