Now What?

Easter is over. The tomb is empty. Death and

sin have been conquered. All things have been

made new. Now what? What do we do with all

of that? What does it all mean? If the resurrec-

tion changes everything, how does it change us?

How do we make sure it changes us?

One of my most favorite things about Easter, aside from the empty tomb, is that it falls

during the Spring season. The season of new life. Flowers begin to bloom. Trees begin

to bud and blossom. Grass becomes greener. Communities become more active with

kids playing and families gathering. Life just seems to be happening all around us and

for most of it, it happens without any assistance from us. Spring begins to change us

from the dormant, “stay home cuz it’s cold out” kind of person to an active, “look at the

sunshine; let’s have a cookout” kind of person. When we feel that “Spring is in the air,”

we begin to get active and participate in life. We go. We do.

Think about those first disciples for a second. Jesus’ resurrection changed them forever.

Life NEVER went back to normal for them. Before the resurrection, they were timid

and often afraid about what it meant to follow Jesus. After the resurrection, they were

bold and outspoken about their commitment to Jesus. They were even willing to die ra-

ther than deny that Jesus came back to life.

After the resurrection, the disciples continued to meet together and encourage one an-

other. Jesus told them to stay in Jerusalem until He sent the Holy Spirit to them. He also

said that they would receive power when the Holy Spirit came and that they would be

His witnesses to the world (Acts 1:8). That power they received was then lived out and

seen by others, changing the lives of those that saw and heard the disciples. The Bible

says that this new life and new power that the disciples were living impacted the lives of

3000 people in one day! Our new lives ought to be something that shows others the

power, love, and new life that the resurrection brings.

How do we make sure the resurrection changes us? It is very simple – are we living a new life? If we really believe that the resurrection is worth celebrating; if we really be-

lieve that the resurrection changes everything, then we must live as if we believe. We

must live like the tomb really is empty. We must live like Jesus really is alive. We must live a new, resurrected life. And we must live like the world really is being made new.

Otherwise, Easter Sunday is just an excuse to gather family together and buy lots of can-

dy. Pastor Nate

Nathan Eckert, Pastor

Matt Zeigler,

Admin. Council Chmn.

Janis Frantz

Trustee Chmn.

Amy Nice,

Treasurer

Ed McKaig,

Lay Leader

Maurice Frantz,

Sunday School Supt.

Rose Ann Garrison

Christian Ed Chmn.

Julie Zeigler, SPRC Chmn.

ay Sunday Sermons 2

Homecoming 2019 3

Vision Day 3

Missions/Christian Ed 4

Youth Scoop/Illuminate 5

Kids’ Club 5

Trustee News 6

Chicken Bash 6

Looking Back... 7

News from Pews 8

Prayer List 8

Financial Report 9

March Worship Servants 9

Young at Heart 10

Webb Chapel UMC

Chapel Chatter May 2019 Volume 164; Issue 5 Homecoming Edition

The last Sunday of every month, any and

all visitors from that month are invited to

have lunch with the pastor and get to

know the church on a more personal lev-

el.

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April 28, 2019:

“Webb Chapel Homecoming”

May 5, 2019

“Love That Conquers Death”

May 12, 2019

“Love that Makes

All Things New”

May 19, 2019

“We Are Called” Matthew 9

May 26, 2019

“What’s My Mission?” Luke 9

More Next Month!

Coffee Connection continues to meet every other Sun-day from 8:30 to 9:15. Dates for next few months: May 12—Dennis & Jean Walker May 26—Janis & Maurice Frantz June 9—Lori Beckman & Theresa McIntosh June 23—Matt & Julie Zeigler

Reclaiming the Church…

Who is it for?

Is It Broken?

Can it be Better?

Join us Sunday nights at 6:00 pm for some great con-versation as we explore these questions and so much more. This series is truly an encouragement and a chal-lenge. I hope you will join us!

Pastor Nate

We will be starting a Confirmation Class very soon. If you have a student that is ready for this and you would like them to be involved, please let Pastor Nate know. Also, if you would like to be a mentor to one of these amazing students during this process, please let Pastor Nate know.

Pastor Nate

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May Chapel Chatter News Due

Tuesday, May 21, 2019

We welcomed the following “Guests” to Webb Chapel in March & April. We have been blessed to have them worship with us. Please encourage them to come again.

Micah Higgins

Malachi Higgins

Kyra

David

Eric Regan’s Mother

Lory & Brian Spencer

Vicki & Gary Spencer

Heather & Frank Arnold & family

Laurie Ide

And others?

Webb Chapel’s

164th Homecoming Celebration

Sunday, April 28

Welcome to our 164th Homecoming Celebration

Chairman Ed McKaig has an interesting program planned for the day. It starts off with

Coffee Connections at 9:30 In the Fellowship Hall

Followed by

Homecoming Worship Service at 10:30 In the Sanctuary

With Representatives from Early Webb Chapel Families

sharing the church’s impact on their families

Roller Family Represented by Kathleen Hanawalt Ritter

& read by Diann Nice Sedam

Moss Family Represented by Rosemary Heckard Lafrance

McKaig Family

Represented by Christi McKaig Sinclair

Ide Family Represented by Dennis Ide

&

Ron & Karen Pettet will provide Special Music

Carry-In Dinner at Noon

With time to Reminisce & Visit

April 28., 2019 10:30 AM

Vision Day

Sunday, May 5, 2019

Join us on May 5th for lunch following the worship service as we celebrate what God has done in the last 10 months as we look

forward to what is on the horizon and beyond!

Missions News...

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Don’t Forget... Food Donations for Area Food Banks

May Donation of the Month

Cereals (Hot & cold, or other breakfast items. Pancake mix, syrup,

muffin mixes, nut bread mixes, breakfast bars, etc)

Place donated items in designated baskets in the Vestibule or Fellowship Hall entry any time during the month.

Food is now going to Royal Center UMC Food Bank!

Sandra McKaig, Alvin Beck-man & Rose Ann Garrison met as the Mission’s Com-mittee on March 28, at 7:00

pm at the church. We discussed the situations with Tonya Small not being able to stay in South Africa due to new government regulations. She will still need support but we thought until we know what she will be doing we would hold off on her support payment. We discussed having a Gideon speaker. Discussion ensured regarding the homeless and what to do with the bags which are ready. Sandra had previously talked about using a fifth Sunday to pack boxes for our active military connected with the church (Brad Biggs, Logan Marshall, Nic Rogers, Dean Shaw, & Levi Speicher). This will happen on our next 5th Sunday during Sun-day School for missions. We discussed Food Finders and Alvin is going to look into Gleaners out of Indianapolis. We are committed to Food Find-ers in September but have decided if the food is not quality we wil be looking for another way to help feed those who need food in our community. Rose Ann will check on another date for High Five Friday toward the end of school and she will make new signs for Missions.. Missions: April—Cheer boxes for our college students—Caleb, Abby, Suzie (already received hers), Emily & Megan. Also, we talked about doing cheer boxes in the fall for those who can’t get out in the colder weather (These people do not have to be from Webb but rather from our community. Sandra is chairman. May/June—Nothing July—School Supplies; Amy is chairman. August—Nothing September—Food Finders October—Operation Christmas Child November—Mitten Tree

Marla Seller, Alvin Beckman & Rose Ann Garrison met at 6:30 pm at the church o March 28, 2019. Discussed

were the following topics: Flowers have been ordered for the children for

Easter Sunday. Ron has offered to tea ch a study by David Jeremi-

ah. Marla has all of the elementary leader postions

filled for the year. Alvin is still looking for leaders for the Junior/

Senior High’Adults studies we have and are look-ing for leaders for are Called (with a dvd), Don’t Give Up by Kyle Idleman (with dvd), imon Peter (with dvd) and the Gospel According to Leviticus.

We will be checking with Pastor Nate about a holi-day schedule.

No Sunday School on Easter, Homecoming, Moth-er’s Day Father’s Day and possibly Memorial Day. This discussion led into talking about whether to have Sunday School during June and July. We will check with Pastor Nate concerning his thoughts on this. After talking with Pastor Nate, we decided to have Sunday School during June & July.

We set Student Recognition for June 2. We will ask questions again and the questions will be asked according to the children’s ages/abilities.

We decided on cake, ice cream,punch, nuts and mints. Rose Ann is in charge of the cake and ice cream; Alvin will see to the punch; and marla will see to the paper products and the mints & nuts. We will all submit questions for the recognition part. We have the following seniors which we will be giving gifts: Daniel McKaig, Zach Sedam, Brock Smith & Conner Walker.

Marla asked that we have the bags the kids use be left in the pews at the end of worship service. She will know then which bags need to be filled in-stead of having to go through all f them. She also asked Rose Ann to order the Bibles to be given to the 3rd graders at Kid’s Club at the end of the school year. The Bibles have been ordered and the monies will come from the Kid’s Club budget.

Rose Ann Garrison, chmn.

December—Help a Family, Ring Salvation Army Bell, Christmas Greetings On April 2, Pastor Nate has a contact in Kokomo and will talk with him regarding sending some of the Homeless packets there. Respectfully submitted ,

Rose Ann Garrison, chmn.

May & June Mission Projects:

Nothing planned.

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2019 Attendance Average for March

Sunday School: 23 (26 in 2018) Worship: 45 (44 in 2018)

Congratulations to…

Megan Nice who received the Ball State University Department of Elementary Education Rita Jeanne Bell Scholarship valued at $1500.

Mackenzie Walker who had a terrific softball game where she scored a home run with bases loaded or something equally as great! Sarah Eckert, Esther McKaig & Mackenzie Walker who were all inducted into the Pioneer Sen-ior High National Honor Society on April 2nd!

Brock Smith & Conner Walker who are enjoy-ing a successful Pioneer Golf season.

Jacob & Kaylyn Zeigler who participated in the FFA Dairy Judging at the McKaig Farm on April 16th and did quite well for being a newer team among those participating. .

Wednesday, May 15, 2019 Sell Chicken Bash Tickets! Bake for the Bake Sale!

May Schedule for Iluminate…

“Esther: For Such a Time as This”

May 5th — “What is God doing?” Esther 1-2 May 12th — “For Such a Time as This” Esther 3-4 May 19th — End of School—Back yard cookout at the Eckert’s May 26th — “God Works Without Miracles” Esther 5-10

Heather Eckert, Sponsor

Kid’s Club will end for the school year on Wednesday,

May 8th. Thanks to Marla Sellers for organizing this

Webb Chapel Outreach Program for the 1st, 2nd & 3rd grade students at Franklin Elementary. Marla does a wonderful job teaching the students about Jesus through her stories, activities, crafts & refreshments with time for homework tutoring and games and painting—all crammed into a great 90 minutes! Keep these children in your pray-ers throughout the summer that they will use the lessons learned and remain healthy and safe until school starts in the fall.

CWU Lenten Breakfast…

† Thank you to the men who cleaned up after the Wom-en’s Lenten Breakfast on April 20th. You are greatly appreciated.

†Thank you to each of the ladies that provided food and helped with the prepara-tion and serving. You are also greatly appreciated.

†Thanks to Rose Ann Garrison for providing the leader-ship for this event.

The last Lenten Breakfast of the Lenten Season was well attended with approximately 45 ladies in attendance to enjoy the music program.

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May 15th Chicken Bash/Bake Sale

Reminders: 1. The basic meal is: Broasted chicken, baked pota-

to, slaw, roll, butter, cookie and drink. Additional pieces of chicken will be offered to those wanting more after eating the regular meal in the fellowship hall. Serving begins at 4:30 with carry-outs availa-ble.

2. We are required by our agreement with Haps to sell 250 adult tickets. We make 40% on ALL tick-ets sold. When selling children's tickets (age 8 and under), be certain to circle the $5 area at bottom of ticket. Ron Pettet has extra tickets if you need more. Ron needs a sold ticket count on Friday, May 10th. There will be some tickets available to purchase the night of the event.

3. A sign-up sheet for workers will be at church. Ten workers are needed from 4:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Sherry will be giving workers instructions at 4:00. If you are unable to work the entire time, please indi-cate hours you can work when you sign up.

4. A Bake Sale will be held in conjunction with the Chicken Bash. Bake Sale items need to be at the church before 4:00 p.m. May 15th. Items will be priced the 15th.

Thanks in advance to all who will help make this event a success.

Maurice Frantz-Finance Chmn.

Trustee News…

Thank you to every individual/committee that

takes time to clean the fellowship hall and kitchen after using. Crumbs and food spills encourage ants. It’s that time of year!! Please remember to take out the trash. Trash bags are under the hand washing sink in the kitchen. Trash cans are conveniently located out-side the west fellowship hall doors. The east side flower pots are now out of winter storage where they survived the winter and are putting up new growth!

Thanks to Ron Pettet and Ted Speicher for getting them back in their spot on the east side.

Thanks to Steve Nice and Ron Pettet who have worked hard on improving the parking lot by lev-eling donated stone to fill in some of the water holes!

The grass has started to grow and Tony Waddups has started mowing to keep the church lawn neat and

green! Thanks, Tony!

Janis Frantz, chmn

Steve Nice, Ron Pettet, Janis Frantz--trustees

Zach’s Recycling List… If you are a avid recycler, you can help Zach out by donat-ing the following items to his project and they will go to another good use. Here is a list of what he collects: Cancelled Stamps (no need to trim!) Plastic caps and lids Pill Bottles with Lids Pop Tabs Box Tops Christmas Card Fronts Happy Meal Toys

Building Use Schedule... Each Saturday NA Group 6:00-8:30pm April 28 Homecoming May 9 DAR 4:30-8:30 May 15 Chicken Bash FundRaiser 4:30-7:00pm May 16 Habitat 5:30-7:30 June 13 DAR 4:30-8:30 June 20 Habitat 5:30-7:30 July 6 Shirley Moss Aug 3 Lori & Alvin Beckman 12-4:30 FH Aug 17 Ron & Karen Pettet Sept 21 Food Finders Contact Lori Forrer-Beckman to schedule use of church. facilities. Events calendar located in church copy room.

“The Gospel According to Leviticus:

Finding God’s Love in God’s Law by David Kalas

A study Coming to you June 9th

at Webb Chapel UMC during the Sunday School Hour!”

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Webb Chapel United Methodist Church

Looking Back...

Charter Members —1940 Women’s Society of Christian Service

Webb Chapel Methodist Church Nora McMillen

Rose Carney Ella Brandt Nellie Moss Lucy Wolf

Mary Zimmerman Effie Pope

Gladys Moss Maxine Manning

Fairy Dumm Nellie Roller

Ruth Sell Rebecca Barr

Jennie Robinson Kathryn Parrett

Hannah May Hanawalt Elizabeth Roller

Marie Smith Mary Roller

Ruth McKaig Mildred Moss

Abigail M. Thompson Ruth Ide

Charlotte M. Ide Sarah J. McDowell

Carrie Roller Gladys Nice

Ruth Heckard Fay Busard

Madeline McMillen Betty Kitchel

September 13, 1940 The Ladies of Webb Chapel Aid Society met in the basement of the church for the charter meeting of the Women’s Society of Christian Service. Rev. Manning acted as chairman. Gladys Moss was appointed temporary secretary. The meeting was then conducted according to the following program. Mary Roller read “The New Day”. Rev. Manning explained and answered questions concerning the New Society. One was that all charter memberships must be in by October 15, and that our dues would be as usu-al. Mrs. Harriett Allison of Burnettsville gave a most interesting talk. In exchange Charlotte Ide had presented the talk to the Burnettsville Society. We then went up into the church for the Enrollment Ceremony. There were many beauti-ful bouquets . Charlotte Ide acted as leader and Ruth Ide as Pianist. The Ritual followed as in the program. Election of officers followed. President, Ruth McKaig,; 1st Vice, Elizabeth Roller; Re-cording Secretary, Gladys Moss; Corresponding Secretary, Gail Moss; Treasurer, Ruth Sell; 2nd Vice Pres; Charlotte Ide; 3rd Vice Pres, Mary Roller; Secretary of Literature and Publications, Gladys Nice,; Secretary of Supplies, Fairy Dumm. Ruth McKaig lead in reading “The Charge to the New Society” Benediction by Rev. Manning Acting Secretary Gladys Moss

Roy McKaig

Margaret Ide, Nell Tribbett, Bud Ide, Elizabeth Preiser

Sanctuary,1910

Recognize these Kids who are now Adults?

† Diann Sedam announced the Habitat Open

House on March 31 and told about the family that would be moving in. A Blessing Cere-

mony took place at 4:00 pm.

†The community has said farewell to several wonderful

people the past couple of months that included Betty McKaig, Betty Farrer, Charles Schroder, June Stafford, infant Garth Thomas. Remember all of these families in your prayers.

†Alvin Beckman continues to report that Webb Chapel

had the most men attend the Lenten Breakfast that the Webb Men hosted. He is also sure that the food was the best too. Perhaps Alvin is a “little” biased when it comes to handing out the compliments when he’s the cook!

†Ron & Karen Pettet are back in the pews after a safe trip

home from Arizona. Ron thanked Steve and Justin Nice for taking care of his cows for the past three months. They arrived back just in time to begin the cow “birthing season!”

†Thanks to Penny Bannon for sharing her beautiful music

special, “It is Well With My Soul” with us. Continue to keep husband Bob in your prayers as he deals with health issues and a wife that spends much needed time helping out in Louisville. They enjoyed a weekend together in Indianapolis while grandson Khail was playing in a bas-ketball tournament in Noblesville.

† Several beautiful prayers shawls were blessed during a

morning worship service. The shawls were crocheted by a friend of Heather’s and given to the church to present to someone in need of God’s warmth and love during a stressful time. Thanks to Heather’s friend for sharing them with Heather and thanks to Heather for making them available to others.

† It’s great to see Doug Weese back in the pews! He’s

still moving a little slow but slow is good! Pray for con-tinued improvement.

†Good News! Sam Snyder’s MRI was good so he is

regaining strength to start another farming season. Praise the Lord!

†It’s another Sunday and Alvin again “swears” that

the Lenten Breakfast at Webb had the best food!

†Pastor Nate came up with another neat idea when he

ordered large photo frames so members could have an Easter photo taken. Thanks to Heather & Sarah for doing all of the photographer work on Easter Sunday!

†While Shelby Fultz hasn’t made it back to the pews,

she is recovering and will be back soon! Keep her in your prayers that she follows doctor’s orders and takes time to recover.

†Ron Pettet shared news from John Martinez who

attended Webb while working on the Reynolds to Greentown tower line. We miss his cheerful pres-ence and hope he continues to keep in touch.

†Carl Simons has had a rough time since turning 90.

Within a day or two of his birthday he fell and cracked his pelvis while playing with “Nutter.” This required some hospital time; some health care facility time and some therapy while the bone healed. Just as things were looking like he would soon be back home with “Nutter” he required surgery for an intes-tinal problem and spent more time in the hospital be-fore returning to Millers. Keep Carl in your prayers that his recovery will go well and “Nutter” and he will be back home soon. In the meantime, stop by Miller’s for a visit to brighten his day!

†Special Music during the morning worship service al-

ways adds that special touch to the service so when Ron & Karen decided to share a song with us it was a disap-pointment when the electric power went out just as they were ready to sing. Pastor Nate did not let it stop him from delivering his sermon, however, and following his benediction at the end of the service, the power returned!

(News From Pews continued on page 10)

Larry Smith (heart attack) Sam Snyder (continued recovery from back surgery)

Steve Sparks Levi Speicher (Marines)

Family of infant Garth Thomas Bob Tribbett Dorothy Weese Doug Weese (Continued recovery from back pain)

Kids’ Club GriefShare Ministry US Service Men & Women throughout the world United Methodist Church United States Government Webb Chapel

Pastor Nate Eckert & Family Bob Bannon Shannon Barr Doug Burkhart Matt Eckert

Shelby Fultz Joan Hanawalt (comfort) and Allen (providing loving care) Duane Hines Lindsey Hendress Jones (cancer; treatment in Houston)

Alcena Marshall Jim Mayhill Dick Mead Ron Myers Courtney Ogletree & Samuel (rehab progress)

Nic Rogers (Marines)

Carl Simons Walt & Edie Slentz (Walt caring for Edie)

News From the Pews...

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2/28/2019 Balance:..…....……..$ 3,043.05 Offerings……………………………..$ 5,310.35 Flow thru deposits…………………...$ 2,395.00 Missions……………………………...$ 50.00 Total Income—March 2019..............$ 7,755.35 Transfers: Building to Checking………………...$ 1,432.25 Designated to Checking……………...$ 523.82 Total Transfers--March 2019…..…..$ 1,956.07 Money Available………….…….…....$ 12,754.47 (Beginning Balance+income+transfers)

Total Expenses—March 2019….........$ 7,959.33 03/31/2019 Balance….................$ 4,795.14 ****************************************** Indiana Conference Tithing $ 531.00 (not paid in March)

(10% of offering)

Northwest District $ 53.00 (not paid in March)

(1% of offering)

****************************************** Saving Account Balances: As of 3/31/2019 Building Fund $ 10,541.74 Memorial Fund $ 3,351.57 Designated Monies $ 13,037.57 Alphateens $3,037.61 Foundation 1,960.30 Playground Equipment $ 849.39 Music Donation $5,516.21 Parsonage Maintenance $1,221.23 Sign Repair Donation $ 452.83

Building Fund: Balance on 02/28/2019 $ 9,797.83 Interest Earned $ 4.31 Deposits: Birthday/Anniversary $ 285.00 Deposits: Cans $ 3.85 Deposits: Offerings $ 1,030.00 Deposits: Rental $ 1,000.00

Total Deposits & Interest $ 2,323.16 Money Available $ 12,120.99 Building Fund Expenses Monthly Mortgage Payment $ 1,432.25 Total Expenses (transferred to checking) $ 1,432.25 Balance March 31, 2019 $ 10,688.74 2019 Missions Paid: The Lord’s Cupboard $500 *I am still depositing all building money (monies marked Building,, Birthday/Anniversary$, Can $) into the Building Fund each week. The main reason is to keep from spending the money designated for Building toward our operating ex-penses. I will transfer $1,432.25 each month to cover the mortgage payment.

Please use the following email address to ask me ques-tions, send bills, etc. webbtreasurer@gmail.com Amy Nice, Treasurer

Sunday School Teachers Elementary: Shirley Moss (Room #2) Junior & Senior High: Alvin Beckman Adults: Jan McKaig Men & Women in Fellowship Hall No Sunday School April 28, May 5, May 12 & June 2!

Greeters: Ed & Jan McKaig

Liturgist: Alvin Beckman Lord’s Prayer: Mackenzie Walker Flowers: Ron & Karen Pettet Acolytes: Walker Family Ushers: Walker Family Special Music May 5: ?? May 12: ?? May 19: ?? May 26: ??

Financial Report—March 2019

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May 2019

“What does sour milk have

to do with Old Testament

Law and New Testament

Grace?” (The Gospel According to Leviticus by David Kal-as)

2550 W 100 N

Logansport, IN 46947

Pastor Nate Eckert Parsonage Phone

: 574-732-0885

Cell Phone:

270-256-0684

Church Phone:

574-722-4375

Email:

nathaneckert73@gmail.com

Webb Chapel

United Methodist Church

Webb Chapel United Methodist Church:

Mission

In co-mission with

Jesus Christ

we commit ourselves

to making disciples

by seeking the lost,

nurturing the saved &

serving

with our spiritual gifts.

FifteenYoung at Heart braved another chil-ly day to attend Young at Heart at Bob Ev-ans with Shirley & S.A. and Penny Schaefer hosting. Those attending includ-ed Glen & JoEllen Snyder, Pastor Nate & Heather Eckert, Patty Swanson, Penny Schaefer, Dan Nice, Shirley & S.A.Moss, Janis & Maurice Frantz, Don Guy, Rose-mary Lafrance, Nancy Spencer & Mary Ann Rusk. In May we will travel to another of our fa-vorite spots—The Dutch Café, across from Grissiom AFB on Tuesday, May 21st. with the Frantz’s hosting. Please let them know that you are attending by Sun-day, May 19th. Those with a little “farmer” in their blood can check out the planting as they travel south!

(News from Pews continued)

† Thanks to Bob, Kelley, Daniel & Esther

McKaig for the beautiful special music at the opening of our Easter service.

†Alcena Marshall took a trip to Lafa-

yette St Vincents with chest pains. She finished the trip after a stint was insert-ed where there was serious blockage. She thanks Pastor Nate and Heather for getting her to the hospital and bringing her back home. She is taking it easy for a few days, a difficult task for Alcena, but hopes to be back in the pews soon!

†Keep Zach Sedam in your prayers as

he enters the workforce working for a heating & air conditioning company.

†And congratulations to Caleb Sedam

who will graduate from Purdue Univer-sity with his degree in May! Caleb says he is giving up “school” for awhile to do some more travel and clear his mind of studies!

†The pews were full on Easter Sunday

with 71 in attendance but there was still space for more! Join us!