Children hunt Easter eggs indoors at Harvest Community Church, Pierceton, on Saturday, April 1, instead of outdoors due to the cold, rainy weather.

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By Leah Sander
InkFreeNews

PIERCETON — Despite cold, rainy weather on Saturday, April 1, kids still got to hunt eggs at Harvest Community Church.

They just did it inside the Pierceton church building instead of outside.

The hunt was one part of the Easter activities Saturday. Children also made crafts, with Pleasant Grove United Methodist Church of Warsaw partnering with HCC for those.

A few adults and kids won prizes through drawings, and those who located special eggs in the hunt got cash in addition to the goodies in the regular eggs.

One of the church’s pastors, Eric Trump, said the hunt was opened up to the community for “the last four or five years.”

He said people would be welcome to come again to the hunt next year.

Brooke Hall shows off the bunny craft she made before the hunt.

Nessa Trump, who donned rabbit ears for Saturday’s event, poses for a photo while sorting through eggs.

Skylar Payton, left, was one of the lucky few who found special eggs and got cash. With her is HCC’s Pastor Eric Trump.

Kaiden Phillips, right, with HCC Pastor Eric Trump, also received money for finding a special egg.

Siblings Cailyn and Carsyn Campbell both found special eggs. From left: Their father David Campbell holds Cailyn; HCC Pastor Eric Trump; and Carsyn.