JUDA — The choir of the Juda Zion Community Church will present the cantata “The Borrowed Tomb” on Palm Sunday, March 29 and on Good Friday, April 3. Both performances are at 1:30 p.m. 

This cantata was created by Steve Moore and David T. Clydesdale. It tells the story of Christ’s death and resurrection from the perspective of two members of the Sanhedrin, Nicodemus and Joseph of Arimathea. The audience will witness their struggle of faith and belief as they interact with each other, members of the Sanhedrin, Mary Magdalene, and Jesus. The cantata is directed by Shelly Jordan. 

Those participating in the performances are: 

●  Cast members — Steve Anderson, Kathy Broger, Sara Carr, Irv Case, Sharon Creuzer, Julie Davis, JoAnn Eberle, Jake Hoesly, Joyce Hoesly, Peg Jordan, Judy Kaderly, Rudy Kaderly, Jaelyn Kainz, Laurie Martenson, Debbie Mason, Jason McQueary, Kristi Meck, Grace Peterson, Brooklynne Ramirez, Nicole Ramirez, Graelyn Ruter, Jordon Ruter, Stacy Ruter, Carrie Schwartz, Bob Severson, Ryan Schmitt, Kim Shields, Carrie Soddy, Cashtin Soddy, Cullin Soddy, Justin Soddy, Koltin Soddy, Lily Williams, Caleb Woodward, Lucas Woodward and Pastor Mark Woodward.

●  Crew — Eileen Daniels, Bill Jahn, Joe Kaderly, Kalvin Kaderly, Brian Matzke, Hazel Matzke, Peggy Matzke and Monica Ramirez.

Following the performances a time of refreshment and fellowship will be held in the church Fellowship Hall. Both performances are free and open to the public. 

 Zion Church is located at N2350 Church St., Juda.