The 89th Annual Easter Sunrise Service at the Huge Mount Davidson Cross Starts at 6:30 AM Sunday

“San Francisco’s grandest Easter morning tradition gets under way at 6:30 a.m. on Sunday, April 24, 2011 at the annual Sunrise Service at Mount Davidson Cross. This year’s citywide celebration atop the City’s highest peak marks the 89th anniversary of the event.”

Dirty Harry’s view of the 103-foot-high cross just before he stabbed Scorpio in the knee 40 years ago. Good times:

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And here are a bunch of less-secular things going on about town…

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One Response to “The 89th Annual Easter Sunrise Service at the Huge Mount Davidson Cross Starts at 6:30 AM Sunday”

Charles says:

April 22, 2011 at 1:57 pm

My dear sisters and brothers. May the joy of the ressurection be yours and may we as a family of belivers pass this joy on to ALL our brothers and sisters.