Finding Easter in Bunnies & Baskets …

If you have walked through store aisles lately, you’ve seen many reminders that Easter is coming. What isn’t so obvious is that, for Christians, Easter is truly the most significant day of the year. At the store, we find baskets and eggs as symbols of Easter, instead of a cross and

an empty tomb. We find a bunny that brings candy instead of a Savior who brings life. Is it any wonder that our children and grandchildren are more excited about the coming of the Easter Bunny than about the coming of God’s kingdom? We spend many days on egg-coloring and baskets but focus on Jesus Christ’s death and resurrection for only one hour on Sunday morning. Even as adults, we look forward to those Brach’s jelly beans, Cadbury eggs and Her-shey’s filled chocolate eggs of all kinds placed on the shelves of stores as soon as the Valentine hearts are marked down. You may recall a Children’s Sermon using Easter eggs filled with meaningful items that told the true story of Easter. The Easter Bunny can tell the same story. Real Easter Bunnies: Are White as Snow because Jesus takes all sin away (Isaiah 1:18b) Are Gentle, kind-hearted and forgiving (Ephesians 4:32) Have Big Ears that are quick to listen (James 1:19) Have Big Eyes to look carefully and choose what is good (1 Thessalonians 5:21) Have No Voice for complaining or arguing (Philippians 2:13) Are Quiet in Prayer, but hop with thanksgiving and rejoicing (Philippians 4:4-6) Have Big Feet to go tell others about Jesus so they can be like Easter bunnies, too

(Matthew 28: 19-20) Eat What is Healthy by filling up on God’s word every day (Psalm 119:11) So as you walk through the aisles of Walmart, Target or Rural King this Easter season look for the real meaning of Easter in the hearts of the people you meet and let others witness it in YOU!

(Pastor Nate is on vacation. The above article is edited from a Focus on the Family arti-cle about Easter)

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.

April Sunday Schedule 2

Homecoming 2019 3

Ad Council Notes 3

Lenten Breakfasts 4

Youth Scoop/Illuminate 5

Men’s Breakfast Replay 5

Trustee News 6

Finance News 6

Remembering Betty 7

News from Pews 8

Prayer List 8

Financial Report 9

April Worship Servants 9

Church Directory 9

Young at Heart 10

Soup Champs 10

Webb Chapel UMC

Chapel Chatter April 2019 Volume 164; Issue 4

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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Lenten Sermon Series

April 7, 2019:

April 14, 2019:

Palm Sunday

April 21, 2019:

Easter Sunday

April 28, 2019:

“Homecoming”

Also

April 18, 2019; 7:00 pm

Holy Thursday Service

April 19, 2019; 7:00 pm

Good Friday Service

Coffee Connection continues to meet every other Sun-day from 8:30 to 9:15. Dates for next few months: April 14 Kris Ide & Diann Sedam hosting April 28 Heather Eckert hosting May 12 Jean Walker hosting

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, April 21, 2019

We welcomed the following “Guests” to Webb Chapel in Febru-ary. We have been blessed to have them worship with us. Please en-courage them to come again.

Rachel Miller

Mrs. Miller

Eric Regan & family

Lots of room for more visitors! Webb Chapel’s

164th Homecoming Celebration

Sunday, April 28 at 10:30 a.m.

Carry-In Dinner to follow

Homecoming—what does it mean to you? When we return to our former schools for homecoming activi-ties it is a chance for us to return to our educational roots and reconnect and reminisce with our school-mates. Church Homecomings should be no differ-ent. Homecoming should be a chance for past mem-bers to reconnect with our members today. Home-coming 2019 will be that chance to reconnect with members from the past. When I was growing up in the church there were 4 main families: Ides, Roll-ers, Mosses, and McKaigs. This year I have asked a former member from each of these families to come and share stories about growing up in Webb Chapel and how it affected their lives. We still have church members from each of these families. So I invite out current members to come and hear about Webb Chapel 40—60 years ago. I invite former members to come back for Homecom-ing and see who is representing each of these fami-lies and what they have to share. Come and join in this celebration of God’s continuing work in His Church. Join us at 10:30 a.m. on April 28th for the service and plan to stay and reconnect over dinner with past and present mem-bers Ed McKaig, Jr.

2019 Homecoming

Chairman

April 28., 2019 10:30 AM

Informal Notes from Ad Council Meeting… Wednesday, March 20, 2019; 7:00 p.m.

Attendance: Matt Zeigler, Marla Sellers, Amy Nice, Janis Frantz, Maurice Frantz, Rose Ann Garrison, Ed McKaig,

Pastor Nate, Diann Sedam, Mary Ann Rusk. Minutes of Dec. 5 Meeting were read & approved. Treasurer’s Report for February was reviewed.

Webb still owes conference for August thru Dec. , 2018.

Rose Ann gave Missions & Christian Ed Reports Maurice Frantz announced a Chicken Bash and

possible bake sale on Wed. May 15th at the church. Need 10 workers & sell minimum of 200 tickets. Survey regarding a possible garage sale will be out soon. The balance in the General Fund has improved, however, donations to the Building Fund have decreased.

Matt reported for Julie Zeigler, SPRC chmn. that met on March 14 discussing ideas for how the church can grow. Noted that a large percentage of the current church membership is over 65.

Janis Frantz thanked Ed McKaig for getting sof-tener salt: Norma Speicher for East Entry Easter decorations. Explained that bucket of sand is for cigarette disposal. Only 1 speaker in sanctuary working; Steve will meet with man to check out speakers.

Diann Sedam reported that the highway sign has been painted/repaired and is ready to be put up but ground is now too soft.

Ed McKaig outlined plans for Homecoming. Pastor Nate discussed the congregational interest

in Impact Program; Postponed meeting reset for Sunday, April 7 during SS time to learn about “Single Model Board; Good Friday Service

(Continued page 6) Three Webb Chapel Saints: Betty

McKaig, Bud Ide & Nell (Roller) Tribbett

Missions News...

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

April Donation of the Month

Paper products (Toilet tissue, Kleenex, paper towels, 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!

Wonderful Women of

Webb (W3)

These Webb Chapel Women did it again! With only a few days to plan, prepare and serve, the Women of Webb (W3) served dinner to the McKaig family and friends on Friday, March 22. Thank you for donat-ing desserts and salads, helping prepare the other food and drink, serving and cleaning up afterward. It was a busy week just before the school’s spring break and Webb hosting the Men’s Lenten break-fast the following morning but it all worked out great. Thanks to everyone for your part in making the dinner a success.

Norma & Mary Ann

There’s still time to attend one or all of the remain-ing Men’s Lenten Breakfasts . Below is the sched-ule announce to date: All begin at 6:29 am! Saturday, April 6 Church of the Nazarene; Speaker: Nate Eckert Saturday, April 13 Walton Christion Church; Speaker: Steve Miller Saturday, April 20 Calvary Presbyterian Church Speaker: Dirk Raderstorf

CWU Lenten Breakfast Sched-

ule

Below is the 2019 schedule of Church Women United Lenten

Breakfasts that begin at 8:00 am each Saturday of Lent. April 6—Walton Christian; Carla Barker, speaker April 13—Pisgah Christian; Tina Buyers, speaker April 20—Webb Chapel UMC; Music Program

April Mission Project: Cheer Boxes for College Students

Contact Rose Ann Garrison for details & deadline.

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2019 Attendance Average for February

Sunday School: 25 (23 in 2018) Worship: 47 (37 in 2018)

Congratulations to…

Tayt Smith for being the Elementary Winner in the

2019 Purdue Science & Engineering Fair at Purdue University. on March 9th! Look for Tayt with his trophy on this month’s Photo Page!

Mackenzie Walker received an invitation for in-duction into the Pioneer Sr High National Honor Soci-ety.

Esther McKaig received an invitation for induc-tion into the Pioneer Sr-High National Honor Society.

Sarah Eckert received an invitation for induction into the Pioneer Jr-Sr High National Honorary Society. This makes 3 inductees from Webb Chapel! The for-mal induction ceremony will be on Wednesday, April 3 at 6:00pm.

Ja’Shon Burks & Pioneer Choir for winning Grand Champion in the choral contest at Universal

Studio over spring vacation! Esther McKaig was a member of that choir! Photo on March Photo Page!

Ask just about anybody you know if they are kind, and most likely their answer will be, YES. We all know kind people that are both Christians and non-Christians. So when the Bible talks about being kind, what is God talking about? What sets us a part from just any-one else? What looks different

about Godly kindness? Join us beginning March 3rd as we begin “The Heart of Kindness”.

Heather Eckert, Sponsor

Kid’s Club starts up again after a week off during the school’s Spring Break, meeting every Wednesday from April 3 to May 8, our final day of this school year. While you might be tempted to skip a day or two if the weather is nice, just remember that Franklin’s 1st, 2nd & 3rd grad-ers are looking forward to you being there to help them with their homework, assist with one of Marla’s meaning-ful crafts or paint, do a puzzle, play a game or just chat with them plus you don’t want to miss one of Marla’s great stories! Kids’ Club is the perfect time for YOU to get in some discipleship hours that will impact these kid’s lives and yours too!

Webb Chapel Men Serve BIG Len-

ten Breakfast!

The Webb Chapel men (Alvin Beck-man, Steve Nice, Justin Nice, Matt Zeigler, Jacob Zei-gler, Dave Rance, Jeff Sedam, Caleb Sedam, Maurice Frantz, Ted Speicher, Eric Regan, Ed McKaig, Tom McIntosh and Pastor Nate) served a “Man-sized” Break-fast to 85 Cass County men on Saturday, March 23rd at 6:29 am! They had to get up really early to prepare all of the pancakes, sausage links, scrambled eggs and fresh fruit plus lots of coffee and fruit juices. Neither attend-ance nor food consumption were lessened by the onset of Spring Break at area schools and they actually exceeded by 5 the attendance at Crosswinds the previous Saturday! Adam Speicher gave the message for the morning and Ed McKaig led praise songs. At this time the men are not certain if they will host next year as the list has only one opening and they are not sure if it is reserved for Webb Chapel. These men do have a good plan for serving larger groups and are well organized with Tom McIntosh and Alvin Beckman as co-chairmen. AND THEY LEFT THE KITCHEN SPOTLESS!

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On May 15th we have a Happy Burger Chicken Bash scheduled. Tickets will go on sale the middle of April. The money making project will be held at Webb Chapel. Tickets will be $10 for adults and $5 for children. Webb will need to provide 10 workers the night of the event. Carry-out service will be available. A bake sale in conjunc-tion with the Chicken Bash will be determined in April. It does seem like an ideal time to use the baking talents of Webb to enhance our finances. The profit will go to the fund needing it the most. This will be determined by the finance committee. Just a friendly reminder to check the side ditches in your area for cans before weeds and grass grow high. Price now is thirty-five cents per pound. When you walk or ride a bicycle to stay in shape, carry a bag for the cans. It works for me and our roads. I even find cans mush-room hunting in the woods. If you camp, check the sur-

rounding area and boat launching areas. Happy hunting!

Maurice Frantz, Finance Chmn

Trustee News /March 2019

THANK YOU!

The trustees would like to thank Ed McKaig for get-ting the water softening salt for the church. We also appreciate Norma Speicher's decorating expertise with the inspirational decorating at the east door of the church and Mary Ann Rusk’s with the table decora-tions in the fellowship hall. THANK YOU, ladies.

And other Trustee news...

The speakers in the sanctuary have not been operat-ing. Steve Nice is meeting with a sound man this week to see what the issue is.

Again we thank Steve and Justin for their time and energy removing snow on March 17th. Think posi-tive--spring temps will come and stay soon, we hope!

Homecoming and Easter will be here in April. If you see a cleaning or repair job that needs attention and can do it, that would be great. If you don't have the time, energy, or ability to do it, please contact any trustee. REMEMBER, you do not need to be a trustee to help with projects at the church or par-sonage.

Steve Nice, Ron Pettet, Janis Frantz--trustees

Janis Frantz, chmn

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 11 DAR 4::30-8:30 April 18 DAR 5::30-7:30 April 19 Good Friday Service 7:00pm April 20 Church Women United Lenten Breakfast 7-11:00 April 28 Homecoming May 9 DAR 4:30-8:30 May 15 Chicken Bash FundRaiser May 16 DAR 5:30-7:30 June 13 DAR 4:30-8:30 June 20 DAR 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.

(Ad Council Notes continued from page 3) at Webb at 7:00 pm; Vision Day on May 5 either after church or evening; plan to have a “Family

VBS”; “Get to Know Our Neighbors” dinner; Trunk or Treat Carnival; Men’s Day and Wom-en’s Day Services; mentioned members in need of prayer.

Next Ad Council Meeting set for Wednesday, June 19 at 7:00 pm

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Ln Memory

Elizabeth (Betty) J. McKaig

August 14, 1918-March 16, 2019

Elizabeth (Betty) J. McKaig, 100, of Logansport & Webb Chapel United Method-ist Church, passed away on Saturday, March 16, 2019 at the McKinney House in Logansport. Born on August 14, 1918 in Cass County, Indiana, she was the daughter of the late James E and Laura (Bechdol) Martin. On June 19, 1944 in Port Oxford, Oregon, she married Edward E. McKaig who preceded her in death on July 22, 1995.

Betty was a homemaker. She was a member of Webb Chapel United Methodist Church. Betty taught piano for many years and volunteered for Meals on Wheels, the United Methodist Women and Literacy Volunteers.

Surviving are three sons, Edward E. (Janice) McKaig, Jr of Logansport, IN; Robert E. (Sandra) McKaig of Lo-gansport, IN; Roger M. (Linda) McKaig of Logansport, IN; two daughters, Maureen (Ron) Cook of Peru, IN; Patty (Ron) Collins of Morgantown, IN; one brother, Hobart Martin of Plymouth, IN; Fifteen Grandchildren Matthew (Michelle) McKaig, Mark (Tanya) McKaig, Christy (Paul) Rupert, Angela (Jeff) Brooke, Darren (Sarah) McKaig, Marie (Kent) Kohlhagen, Kelley McKaig, Abbie McKaig, Suzie McKaig, Daniel McKaig, Es-ther McKaig, Holly (Andy) Tyler, Andrew (Carlee) Cook, Randy Collins, Jaci (Matt) Beecher and 24 Great Grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by two brothers.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Webb Chapel United Methodist Church Missions Fund or the Cass County 4-H Memorial Scholarship Fund. (from printed obituary)

More Facts & Memories ...

Betty taught school for 5 years and taught piano lessons for 20-25 years. Betty’s membership began on Novem-ber 23, 1947 and lasted for 71 years. Betty, with the help of her young grandchildren, delivered Meals on Wheels in Logansport a few years ago. She also was a tutor for Literacy Volunteers teaching others to read and she sponsored the “Chapel Bells” for the LV Adult Spell Bee. Betty was active with the 4-H program in Cass County as her children were growing up, serving on the 4-H Foods Committee and helping in the Community Center during the Fair. Betty was responsible for setting up a Memorial 4-H Scholarship through the Cass Coun-ty Community Foundation.

Being the wife of a dairy farmer, Betty spent much of her time cooking for the family, doing laundry and clean-ing house. She was a great cook who willingly shared her recipes with others.

Betty was organist and pianist for Webb Chapel often playing the organ while Mildred Moss played the piano during Sunday worship services. She was active in the women’s organization at church serving in many capaci-ties. She was also a great recruiter for church membership. When a new family moved into the area (Noble township mostly but boundaries didn’t limit her!) she and her sister-in-law, Mary Kay McKaig, made sure they were invited to Webb Chapel.

Records indicate that she taught school for 5 years but she also “rescued” Pioneer (actually Noble Township) for a semester or maybe a whole year back in 1968 when they were in need of a music teacher. One year was enough and she was happy to go back to being a dairy farmer’s wife!

Few, if any people who knew Betty, family included, ever heard her speak a bad word about anyone or display a fit of temper! She loved everyone! In her later years, her eyesight and hearing limited her ability to do the things she loved most and leaving her home in Noble township to reside in a health care facility was difficult. She was a wonderful Christian lady and friend who lived a long life in her favorite place—close to her children, grandchil-dren and great grandchildren. She’s now back with Ed, serving the Lord in Heaven but still keeping watch over the farm!

† Doug Weese is back home and back in the

pews for one Sunday. He is still having back pain, undergoing physical therapy, and not quite

back “up to snuff” yet. He still needs our prayers.

† JoEllen Snyder’s sister, June Stafford, passed away on Feb-

ruary 23rd. Keep JoEllen and the Stafford family in your prayers.

† Rachel Miller, a senior at Pioneer, told Webb Chapel mem-

bers about her plan to do a “Gap Year” nine month mission trip to Guatemala, Ethiopia and Thailand leaving in Sep-tember. Her training will begin in July. She needs to raise $6000 to cover her expenses for the nine months and is ask-ing for item donations to a money making yard sale she has planned for April 6. Information is posted at the church.

† Alvin Beckman actually had 2 shoes on this past Sunday.

Preparing and serving a Lenten Breakfast to 85 men must have helped with the healing. Do keep him in your prayers for continued healing. When your feet hurt, your whole body doesn’t feel great!

† Carl Simons had a great 90th Birthday celebration on Satur-

day, March 2nd. However, as he and his best friend, “Nutter” were playing a day or two later, Carl tripped and cracked his pelvis. This put him in the hospital and then in rehab. He is currently at Miller’s Merry Manor; Room 120, receiving therapy for one or two weeks. His cell phone number is 574 702-2775 and he enjoys visits and calls! Pray for quick healing so he can get back home with his best friend!

† The Bob McKaig family (Bob, Sandra, Esther & Daniel)

went to San Diego for a week in March. Bob attended a Dairy Council Meeting while the rest of the family took in the sites. Esther got in some novice driving time as they drove straight thru. Meanwhile, back at the dairy farm, Ed held down the fort!

† Shelby Fultz made a trip to the LMH Emergency Room

followed by a trip and stay at St Vincent’s in Lafayette. She is back home, but still seeking answers and convinced

that she needs to take care of herself! Remember her in your prayers for medical answers & healing pa-tience.

† Former Webb member, Shannon Barr continues to

have infection problems following earlier heart sur-gery. Keep him and his family in your prayers as he struggles to stay alive.

† During the morning service on March 10 Eric Regan

shared his story of dependency and it’s effect on his life before he turned to God for help that brought about change. Praise the Lord for helping Eric share this time in his life with us. He reported that between 20 & 30 members of NA (Narcotics Anonymous) are meeting at Webb Chapel each Saturday evening. We are so blessed to have Eric and his sons in Webb’s pews.

† Rumor is that the Pettet’s are on their way back to In-

diana and should be in their pew on the 31st! Hope they are prepared for daylight savings time and colder, grayer conditions!

† Amy Nice’s sister, Joyce Randall, passed away unex-

pectedly on March 15th. Keep Amy and family in your prayers.

† Theresa McIntosh’s brother-in-law passed away re-

cently, also. Pray for her sister Chris and family also.

† Penny Bannon continues to be spirited and wear a

smile as she busies herself helping with Courtney’s family in Louisville while being concerned for Bob’s health at home. Be a listening ear to comfort her.

† Diann Sedam extends an invitation to Webb Chapel to

attend the 3:30 Habitat for Humanity Open House & Blessing on March 31st for their most recently com-pleted home at 206 Tacoma Street, Logansport.

† Pastor Eckert and family should be back in the pews

on the 31st unless they are completely worn out from a week at Disney World. Thanks for sharing your fami-ly experiences at Disney World throughout the week. It wasn’t quite like being there but it was still fun to see the “Kid” in you and Heather!

Avis Moss Sallee (surgery on leg)

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

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

Steve Sparks Levi Speicher (Marines)

Family of June Stafford Bob Tribbett Dorothy Weese Doug Weese (Severe back pain)

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

Pastor Nate Eckert & Family Bob Bannon Shannon Barr Alvin Beckman (recovery from foot surgery)

Doug Burkhart Matt Eckert Family of Betty Farrer Joan Hanawalt (comfort) and Allen (providing loving care) Duane Hines Lindsey Hendress Jones (cancer; treatment in Houston)

Jim Kingery (Patty’s cousin; stomach surgery) Family of Betty McKaig Jim Mayhill Dan Nice (Hip rehab)

Courtney Ogletree & Samuel (rehab progress)

Family of Joyce Randall Nic Rogers (Marines)

News From the Pews...

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1/31/2019 Balance:..…....……..$ 915.55 Offerings……………………………..$ 10,027.82 Flow thru deposits…………………...$ 2,360.00 Missions……………………………...$ 600.00 Total Income—February 2019.........$ 12,987.82 Transfers: Building to Checking………………...$ 1,432.25 Designated to Checking……………...$ 273.81 Total Transfers--February 2019…..$ 1,706.06 Money Available………….…….…...$ 15,609.43 (Beginning Balance+income+transfers)

Total Expenses—February 2019........$ 12,566.38 2/28/2019 Balance….................$ 3,043.05 ****************************************** Indiana Conference Tithing $ 1,003.00 (10% of offering)

Northwest District $ 100.00 (1% of offering) Total not paid to Conference Aug-Dec. 2018 $3,842.00

****************************************** Saving Account Balances: As of 2/28/2019 Building Fund $ 9,797.83 Memorial Fund $ 3,250.32 Designated Monies $ 13,555.73 Alphateens $3,036.28 Foundation $2,209.43 Playground Equipment $ 849.03 Music Donation $5,513.82 Parsonage Maintenance $1,220.71 Sign Repair Donation $ 726.46

Building Fund: Balance on 01/31/2019 $ 10,873.19 Interest Earned $ 3.89 Deposits: Birthday/Anniversary $ 153.00 Deposits: Cans $ 00.00 Deposits: Offerings $ 100.00

Deposits: Rental $ 100.00 Total Deposits & Interest $ 356.89 Money Available $ 11,230.08 Building Fund Expenses Monthly Mortgage Payment $ 1,432.25 Total Expenses (transferred to checking) $ 1,432.25 Balance February 28, 2019 $ 9,797.83 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

Greeters: Patty Swanson & Alcena Marshall Liturgist: Ed McKaig Lord’s Prayer: Leah Zeigler Flowers: Mary Ann Rusk & Easter Lilies Acolytes: Kaylyn & Hannah Zeigler Ushers: Bob McKaig & Daniel McKaig Special Music April 6: ?? April 13: ?? April 20: ?? April 27: ??

Financial Report—February 2019

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April 2019

Don’t forget to pick up your copy of the 2019 Webb Chapel Church Directory (pink cover) on the table in the East Entry. Your name is on the back; if no name, then it’s an extra copy that you can take!

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.

Fourteen Young at Heart welcomed in the new season of 3rd Tuesday luncheons on a rare sunshiny day at West Side Diner. Those attending included Glen & JoEllen Snyder, Pastor Nate & Heather Eckert, Pat-ty Swanson, Penny Schaefer, Dan Nice, Shirley Moss, Allen & Joan Hanawalt, Jan-is & Maurice Frantz, Alcena Marshall & Mary Ann Rusk. A sign-up sheet for hosts for this year was passed around with only one open spot left. Thanks to all who signed up! In April we will meet on Tuesday, April 16th at Bob Evans Restaurant with Shirley Moss and Penny Schaefer hosting. Please let Shirley know that you are attend-ing by Sunday, April 14.

Soup Supper Revisited...

The Soup/Sandwich/Movie Night was a SUPER success on Sunday, March 10th according to Chairman Alvin Beckman! Twenty-eight people enjoyed the wide variety of soups and sandwiches before watching the movie “I Can Only Imag-ine.” The movie was very good yet emotional with a few tears shed during the playing of the show. Winners of the Soup Contest were

Jean Walker—Taco Soup

Julie Zeigler—Her Potato Soup

Amy Nice—Zuppa Toscano Your votes for your favorite soup raised

$221.75! Thanks to all who attended and par-ticipated in the soup contest.