Webster church uses Norwegian tradition as fundraising tool

  • Lori Keller, left, and Sue Walter, right, help make lefse at Tabor Church, Webster lefse fundraiser Nov. 21. Keller and Walter were in charge of mixing together flour, sugar, potatoes and cream to get delicious tasting lefse. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan
    Lori Keller, left, and Sue Walter, right, help make lefse at Tabor Church, Webster lefse fundraiser Nov. 21. Keller and Walter were in charge of mixing together flour, sugar, potatoes and cream to get delicious tasting lefse. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan
  • Terry Hagen rolls out lefse dough Nov. 21 during lefse fundraiser at Tabor Church, Webster. The dough must be thin enough so it can evenly cook on both sides, but sturdy enough to not fall apart. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan
    Terry Hagen rolls out lefse dough Nov. 21 during lefse fundraiser at Tabor Church, Webster. The dough must be thin enough so it can evenly cook on both sides, but sturdy enough to not fall apart. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan
    There was a tasty aroma floating through the air at Tabor Church in Webster Nov. 21 and a sweet scent could be smelled all the way from the parking lot. The sound of laughter and conversations greeted those who entered. Inside it was warm and welcoming, with cooking steam and friendly smiles lingering while outside it felt cold and harsh.Tabor Church’s Women’s Missionary Federation s...

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