I think we were all scared to post a prank for April Fool's Day because it is a high and holy day, too. (Easter) The best fakeout I saw was Where's Waldo showing up in Google maps! First runner up, our pastor claimed at the late service, that he greeted people after the early service, shaking hands and wishing them Merry Christmas. And then saying April Fool's. He's new, so we don't quite have the measure of his sense of humor yet! I once worked with a guy in the church, who was featured with his April Fool's pranks in the newspaper, and it took the top half of the newspaper sheet to tell the stories! When I moved away from that city, my kids were getting rid of their collection of hundreds of golf balls. I gave them all to a church staff member, with the instruction that one was to be hidden somewhere new each day so that Bob would find it and that Bob was never to be told the source! Bob's been gone a few years, so now I can tell.