Easter is one of the oldest and most widely observed holidays in the world, with roots that blend early Christian tradition and even older seasonal celebrations. In the Christian tradition, Easter commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, a cornerstone event that has been observed since at least the 2nd century. The timing of Easter itself reflects ancient lunar calendars, aligning with the first full moon after the spring equinox—linking it to long-standing themes of renewal and rebirth. We’re honored to welcome Reverend William Plotts, Chaplain with Luminos Hospice, who will be speaking to us about the historic origins of Easter.

As we approach the District Conference, it's time to open nominations to the District 5910 Roll of Fame.  This is an opportunity to name a Rotarian from your club that has gone above and beyond in service to Rotary.  

 

Below are the minimum qualifications for receiving this meaningful award.

1.  Honoree must have served as an Officer or Director of a Rotary Club.

2.  Honoree must have been a member of Rotary for 5 years prior to nomination.

3.  Honoree must have above average attendance, have attended another Rotary Club, and at least one (1) District Conference, and one (1) District Assembly.

4.  Honoree must have chaired or actively served on several club committees in more than one (1) of the Avenues of Service.

5.  Honoree should make every effort to be present to personally receive their award.

 

Below is the link to the Application.  A complete application includes filling in all fields and uploading a JPG or PNG photo of the nominee before April 11, 2026.