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Reverend Clover Reuter Beal gives her sermon, entitled Eastering Our Futures, during Easter services at Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church on April 4, 2021 in Denver. The church hosted three services during the day. To abide by COVID-19 rules everyone wore masks and sat six feet away from non-family members. The church also asked people to sing in their hearts and hum along with the music as singing has been shown to spread the virus more easily. The church will continue to have outdoor services through April and May. The services also hosted an art installation where people could attach yellow ribbons to a pole and had crafts for children in the labyrinth area of the church grounds.

Bouquets of Spring flowers are seen on the outdoor alter during Easter services at Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church on April 4, 2021 in Denver. The church hosted three services during the day. To abide by COVID-19 rules everyone wore masks and sat six feet away from non-family members. The church also asked people to sing in their hearts and hum along with the music as singing has been shown to spread the virus more easily. The church will continue to have outdoor services through April and May. The services also hosted an art installation where people could attach yellow ribbons to a pole and had crafts for children in the labyrinth area of the church grounds.

Bouquets of Spring flowers are seen on the outdoor alter during Easter services at Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church on April 4, 2021 in Denver. The church hosted three services during the day. To abide by COVID-19 rules everyone wore masks and sat six feet away from non-family members. The church also asked people to sing in their hearts and hum along with the music as singing has been shown to spread the virus more easily. The church will continue to have outdoor services through April and May. The services also hosted an art installation where people could attach yellow ribbons to a pole and had crafts for children in the labyrinth area of the church grounds.

Jeff Ackermann, center, sits his mother Gretchen, left, during Easter services at Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church on April 4, 2021 in Denver. The church hosted three services during the day. To abide by COVID-19 rules everyone wore masks and sat six feet away from non-family members. The church also asked people to sing in their hearts and hum along with the music as singing has been shown to spread the virus more easily. The church will continue to have outdoor services through April and May. The services also hosted an art installation where people could attach yellow ribbons to a pole and had crafts for children in the labyrinth area of the church grounds.

Bouquets of Easter Lilies are seen on the outdoor alter during Easter services at Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church on April 4, 2021 in Denver. The church hosted three services during the day. To abide by COVID-19 rules everyone wore masks and sat six feet away from non-family members. The church also asked people to sing in their hearts and hum along with the music as singing has been shown to spread the virus more easily. The church will continue to have outdoor services through April and May. The services also hosted an art installation where people could attach yellow ribbons to a pole and had crafts for children in the labyrinth area of the church grounds.

The double vaccinated quartet, which the group called themselves, sing during Easter services at Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church on April 4, 2021 in Denver. The group all have been vaccinated against COVID-19 and were able sing close together during the service. The church hosted three services during the day. To abide by COVID-19 rules everyone wore masks and sat six feet away from non-family members. The church also asked people to sing in their hearts and hum along with the music as singing has been shown to spread the virus more easily. The church will continue to have outdoor services through April and May. The services also hosted an art installation where people could attach yellow ribbons to a pole and had crafts for children in the labyrinth area of the church grounds.

Addison Lapsley, 9, right, sits with her parents Jennifer and Randal (cq) and brother Noah, 11, left, during Easter services at Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church on April 4, 2021 in Denver.

Dianne McKenzie (cq) wore her spring tulip mask for Easter services at Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church on April 4, 2021 in Denver. The church hosted three services during the day. To abide by COVID-19 rules everyone wore masks and sat six feet away from non-family members. The church also asked people to sing in their hearts and hum along with the music as singing has been shown to spread the virus more easily. The church will continue to have outdoor services through April and May. The services also hosted an art installation where people could attach yellow ribbons to a pole and had crafts for children in the labyrinth area of the church grounds.

It was BYOC or bring your own chair to the Easter services held at Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church on April 4, 2021 in Denver. The church hosted three services during the day. To abide by COVID-19 rules everyone wore masks and sat six feet away from non-family members. The church also asked people to sing in their hearts and hum along with the music as singing has been shown to spread the virus more easily. The church will continue to have outdoor services through April and May. The services also hosted an art installation where people could attach yellow ribbons to a pole and had crafts for children in the labyrinth area of the church grounds.

Addison Lapsley, 9, center, sits with her parents Jennifer and Randal (cq) during Easter services at Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church on April 4, 2021 in Denver. The church hosted three services during the day. To abide by COVID-19 rules everyone wore masks and sat six feet away from non-family members. The church also asked people to sing in their hearts and hum along with the music as singing has been shown to spread the virus more easily. The church will continue to have outdoor services through April and May. The services also hosted an art installation where people could attach yellow ribbons to a pole and had crafts for children in the labyrinth area of the church grounds.

A sign of the times: Masks available for parishioners at the Easter services held at Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church on April 4, 2021 in Denver. The church hosted three services during the day. To abide by COVID-19 rules everyone wore masks and sat six feet away from non-family members. The church also asked people to sing in their hearts and hum along with the music as singing has been shown to spread the virus more easily. The church will continue to have outdoor services through April and May. The services also hosted an art installation where people could attach yellow ribbons to a pole and had crafts for children in the labyrinth area of the church grounds.

Reverend Clover Reuter Beal gives her sermon, entitled Eastering Our Futures, during Easter services at Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church on April 4, 2021 in Denver. The church hosted three services during the day. To abide by COVID-19 rules everyone wore masks and sat six feet away from non-family members. The church also asked people to sing in their hearts and hum along with the music as singing has been shown to spread the virus more easily. The church will continue to have outdoor services through April and May. The services also hosted an art installation where people could attach yellow ribbons to a pole and had crafts for children in the labyrinth area of the church grounds.

Brynn Deffenbaugh, 6, second from left, and her sister Kellyn 4, sit next to their mother Erin during the opening prayer during Easter services at Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church on April 4, 2021 in Denver. The church hosted three services during the day. To abide by COVID-19 rules everyone wore masks and sat six feet away from non-family members. The church also asked people to sing in their hearts and hum along with the music as singing has been shown to spread the virus more easily. The church will continue to have outdoor services through April and May. The services also hosted an art installation where people could attach yellow ribbons to a pole and had crafts for children in the labyrinth area of the church grounds.