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Following Easter, the acclaimed Kerygma Bible Studies return to SaintGeorge’s. A seven-week course titled “God Saves a People” explores God’s savingpower and grace at work from the Exodus forward through the life and ministry ofJesus into the early days of the Church. The group will meet at 7 p.m. Thursdayevenings, beginning April 16 and running through May 28, in the Parish Hall.

Each Kerygma course uses a study book, which participants purchase. Thecost for the “God Saves a People” book is $16, payable by April 16. There arescholarship funds available. Because we must order these books in advance,preregistration is necessary; parishioners may register by filling out and mailingthe form below to the office at 105 East D Street, Belleville 62220, or by e-mailing or calling the church office (stgeorgeoffice@sbcglobal.net or 233-6321). The registration deadline is April 1.

The Spiritual Growth Commission is sponsoring the studies in response tonumerous requests for Bible study in the parish. A six-week study of theBeatitudes will take place during the summer on Sunday mornings.

Marilynn Belleville, Vicki Hall and Betsy Rogers will attend a Kerygmatraining workshop in Louisville, Kentucky, March 23. For more information aboutKerygma, contact Marilynn, 398-6208; Vicki, 566-4310 (Vhall@aol.com); orBetsy, 277-1406 (betsyrogers@charter.net).

Kerygma Bible Studies Return

Kerygma RegistrationYes, I/we would like to enroll in the Kerygma course “God Saves a People,” scheduled forseven Thursdays, April 16 through May 28.

Name___________________________________________________

Phone_________________________

E-mail____________________________________________

Please order: __ 1 book for me/us __ 2 books for us

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NOTES & REMINDERS (A.K.A. “FILLER”)

Have a bulletin to share? Write yourname on it and place it in folder marked“Dragon” in the wall file on the landingbetween classrooms & offices.

St. Margaret’s Altar Guild would really appreciate any donations, large orsmall, to cover the cost of flowers on weeks when no-one has signed up. (TheAltar Guild must buy flowers for any dates not spoken for, and the guild has alimited budget.) Please also remember to sign up for flowers and the sanctuarycandle on the kiosk in the Parish Hall.

If you schedule an event at St. George’s for a Saturday and planto use the sanctuary at all, please let Nancy Ypma and Elaine Lorentzen know.

Our organists practice in the sanctuary on Saturday.

Reminder: Nelson & Nelsonlaw office parking lot is forour use only on Sundays, andonly in the parking spacesfacing Jackson Street. Pleaseleave the spaces facing the“house” open for Nelson &Nelson employees.

About to schedule a meeting or event? Please call the church officefirst. The two parishes have many groups needing meeting space. Please alsocheck with Fr. Dale, if you will need him at at your meeting.

Interested in your childrenmaking their First Communion?

Please talk to Fr. Dale.

If your commission or group meets atchurch, be sure to appoint someone to lockthe building after your meeting.Everyone’s safety depends on thebuilding’s being secured.

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Thanks, Vicki Hall, for theservice guide from the Church of theHoly Apostles in Wauconda, Illinois.

Thank you, Tom and MarilynBoschert, for the bulletin from St.John’s Episcopal Church in Kissimme,Florida. This church has “a hands freestyle of worship” at the 10:30 Sundayservice; “Everything will be found onthe screen in the front of the church.”The parish has a steel drum orchestra.

Thanks, Gail Heiting, for theservice guide/bulletin from DivineSavior United Methodist Chruch inMadison, Wisconsin. The bulletinnotes in bold, “More info available inthe narthex on the topic of torture.”One is relieved to read in the nextsentences that the church’s Faith &Social Justice Group is: “...sorry/gladthat we ran out of the information onthe tables last Sunday.”

Thank you, Kind Parishioner(whose name the editor neglected towrite down in November), for theservice guide and welcome brochurefrom St. Mary’s Episcopal Church indowntown Kansas City, Missouri. OnSunday evenings, September throughMay, this church offers a quiet,informal Eucharist “incorporating livemusic in a variety of styles.” Probablyno steel drum orchestras, however.

Travel BulletinsThanks, Anonymous, for the

service guide from the Ordination ofDeacons at the Cathedral of St. Philipin Atlanta, Georgia..

Military Care Package EnrollmentThe Evangelism Committee sends care packages to deployed military. Military don’t have to be

parish members or Episcopalian. To enroll someone, fill out this form & put in collection basket.

Name: ____________________________________________________Address: ____________________________________________________

___________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________

Deployed to _________________________, from ____/____/____ to ____/____/____Branch of Military: _________________ Denomination: ________________________Allergies/Dislikes: _________________________________________________

Submitted by: ____________________________________________________

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Note of Thanks

Touchdown!

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Thanks to the continued generosity ofthe St George’s community, the EYC collected$733.88 during the Souper Bowl for Caring.With their pledge to match all donations up to$500, they were able to present the food pantrywith a check for $1233.88.

This was the tenth straight year the EYCparticipated with youth groups around the nationsupporting local food ministries with SouperBowl collections. Over the last 10 years, theyouth have have raised just under $10,000 tocombat hunger in the Belleville community.

Dear St. George’s Family,

Thank you for all of the prayers, cards, and flowers sent my way during thesad time of my mother’s passing. It is nice knowing that people are thinking of myfamily and me.

I would also like to thank you for your kindness after my father’s passingalmost three years ago. I have been remiss in not saying this earlier, but it was adifferent kind of grief that I was experiencing then. Please know that your thoughtsand prayers were not overlooked.

I am constantly grateful for being a part of St. George’s family, in ways toonumerous to describe. Again, thank you for your many kindnesses shown to myfamily and me.

NOTES

Shrove Tuesday pan-cakes and sausage will beserved from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.in the Parish Hall. The St.George’s Episcopal YouthCommunity (EYC) willcontribute any free-willofferings to the parish’sLenten Fund.

Please join us for foodand fellowship as we prepareto enter the season of Lent.

Flapjacks

Sincerely,Cindy Lynk

OPPORTUNITIES

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Each Thursday, from March 5th through April 2nd: Soup Supper, 6:00 p.m.

Fr. Dale will be the presenter for the soup supper programs, exploring thenature of the Church and its sacraments. How does God work in andthrough the Church? How does He come to us in baptism, eucharist,confirmation, ordination, marriage, reconciliation and unction? Whatdoes it mean to be the Body of Christ?

Through Friday, April 3rd: Stations of the Cross, 12:10p.m. at St. George’s with St. Mark Lutheran and St. Luke’sRoman Catholic churches.

Good Friday, April 10th, 12:10 p.m.: Walking the Way ofthe Cross through the neighborhood beginning at St. Luke’sCatholic Church and ending at St. George’s. A simple soupluncheon in the Parish Hall will follow the walk.

Fridays in Lent

Thursdays in Lent

Happening, a Christian experience weekend presented by teenagers forteenagers (with the help of clergy and lay adult leadership), will be here at St.George’s March 27-29. The cost for the Happening weekend is $40 if applicationis received before March 13th. The cost is $50 if received after March 13th. AllSt. George’s members will attend Happening for free the first time they attend.The absolute deadline is March 23rd. Please include a check payable toHAPPENING with your application. Registration must be paid in full by thedeadline or any fully paid application received thereafter will take priority.Scholarship assistance is available. For more information contact Frank Rogers,277-1406 or Dana Meyer, 539-3742, or application available in the church office.

One Weekend in March

Thank you for praying for me onJanuary 31st when I met with theCommission on Ministry. Yourprayers gave me great peace!

Gail Heiting

Note of ThanksEnvelopes for Easter flowers

will be in the pews beginning March22nd. Please return the envelope tothe church office by Monday, April6th, for names to be included in theEaster bulletin. If remembering aloved one, please write that namealong with your own on the envelope.

Congratulations to our newVestry members Sarah Bender, LanaKincaid, Fred McNitt (three-yearterms), and Hal Inabinet (one-yearterm). Synod delegates will beMarilynn Belleville, Tom Boschert,Chuck Evans, Joe Hooten, andMichelle Ziegler, with Cindy Lynk asthe alternate. Ed Parsons is our newSenior Warden, Brian Maves ourJunior Warden, Kim Christ ourVestry Clerk, and Ruth Ann Weberour Treasurer.

Our thanks to retiring Vestrymembers Tom Boschert, DanDuncan, and Jim Gillispie.

Easter Flowers

Vestry, Synod

The 2009 Parish Directory hasbeen printed and is ready to be picked up.Here are a few changes to note in yourcopy:

Ted & Lore CookPhone number is 618-213-6975E-mail is tedlore@charter.net

Carolyn Lugge’s address & phone305 Lucinda Avenue618-236-7533

Tim & Terry PaeltzE-mail (for both) istntpaeltz@wisperhome.com

Rosemary Paeltz is still at735 University AvenueSewanee, TN 37383

Parish Directory

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March Parish Calendar

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Feb. 24 Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper – Parish HallFeb. 25 Ash Wednesday Imposition of Ashes and Holy Eucharist 9:30 a.m., 12:10 p.m., & 7:00 p.m.Feb. 27 Stations of the Cross 12:10 p.m. – Church

Mar. 5 Lenten Soup Supper & Lenten ProgramMar. 6 Stations of the Cross – 12:10 p.m. – ChurchMar. 7 Set clock ahead one hour before you retire.Mar. 12 Lenten Soup Supper & Lenten ProgramMar. 13 Stations of the Cross – 12:10 p.m. – ChurchMar 13-15 ECW Retreat at ToddhallMar. 13-14 Happening Team Lock-inMar. 19 Lenten Soup Supper & Lenten ProgramMar. 20 Stations of the Cross – 12:10 p.m. - ChurchMar. 22 Deadline for April St. George’s DragonMar. 25 MEN at Castletown Geoghegan – 6:30 p.m.Mar. 26 Lenten Soup Supper & Lenten ProgramMar. 27 Stations of the Cross – 12:10 – ChurchMar. 27-29 Happening Here

March Healing Prayer Teams

1st Gail & Margaret Susan & Kevin8th Tom & Gail Bob & Lynette15th Gail Susan & Becky22nd Anna & Margaret Kevin & Vicki29th Margaret & Gail Becky & Bob

Next meeting: March 9th @ 7:00 (Third Block 14-17)

8:00 10:30

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DAYS TO CELEBRATE

Birthdays! Anniversary!03/02 Charles Todd03/04 Tom Boschert03/07 Lynette Schneider03/08 Kayla Hoff03/09 Hal Inabinet, Ashley Rea03/10 Megan Troupe03/11 Jennifer Maurer, Linzy McCluskey03/13 Wanda Patterson, Daniel Mannix03/14 Jan Kuldell, Barbara Slocomb03/16 Ed Lynk, Garrett Evans03/17 Kathy Slocomb

03/29 Fred & Dawn Benner

Ash Wednesday services will be held atthe church

Day to Meditate

in the morning (9:30),at noon (12:10),and in the evening (7:00).

Ashes will be imposed and theEucharist celebrated. Please come to one ofthese February 25th services.

03/19 Robbie Mize, Fred McNitt03/20 Nicki Massie, Sam White03/21 Verna Horstman, Sharon Lavely03/24 Fr. Dale Coleman03/25 Fred Benner03/30 Terry Paeltz03/31 Tim Forker

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SCHEDULES

Toddhall Retreatants in March

Please call Mary Mohrman (222-1587) or Viv Gillispie (233-4153) to help.

Feb 27 - Mar 01 Creative Memories - Veronica 40Feb 27 - Feb 28 Memorial Presbyterian Church 11Feb 28 - Mar 01 Creative Memories - Margaret 3Mar 03 - Mar 04 Grace Bible Church 10Mar 03 - Mar 06 Rug Hooking Retreat 25Mar 06 - Mar 07 Cornerstone Christian Church 51Mar 06 - Mar 08 Karen’s Quilters 5Mar 06 - Mar 07 Greenmount Road Church of Christ 25Mar 07 - Mar 12 Washington University 70Mar 13 - Mar 15 Creative Memories - Libbie 15Mar 13 - Mar 15 Mystery Quilters 8Mar 13 - Mar 15 Diocese of Springfield - ECW 39Mar 14 - Mar 15 Central Reform Congregation 36Mar 19 Columbia High School 140Mar 20 - Mar 22 Cathy Sexton’s Quilters 7Mar 20 - Mar 22 Quilted Fox 55Mar 23 Althoff High School 70Mar 24 Althoff High School 70Mar 24 Episcopal Diocese of Missouri (lunch) 15Mar 24 - Mar 26 Episcopal Diocese of Missouri 55Mar 27 - Mar 29 Susie Q Quilters 20Mar 27 - Mar 28 Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church 10Mar 27 - Mar 29 Creative Memories – Michelle 15Mar 27 - Mar 28 Soul Esteem Center 27Mar 30 - Apr 02 Sew Busy Quilt Shop 8

Please sign up on the kiosk in the Parish Hall to bring soup and breads and/or help with set-up and clean-up for the Soup Suppers on Thursdays from March5th through April 2nd. Thanks!

Soupe Toujours

Our sympathy to Fr. Lou Hemmers andhis wife Joan and family on the death oftheir son, Mark, who died in Californiaon January 26th.

Welcome, Zoe Rose! Daughterof Brian & Keri Hoffmann, Zoejoins the Church family at herbaptism on Sunday, February 22nd,at the 10:30 service. Zoe Rose isthe little sister of Elliott andgranddaughter of Rosalind Holden.

Our sympathy to Cindy, Ed,Eddy, and Betsy Lynk on the deathof Cindy’s mother, CyrilleSzarafinski, who died Tuesday,February 10th, in Wisconsin.

Our sympathy to Elma andLumley Bevineau on the death ofElma’s brother, Ulysses Rogers,who died Friday, February 6th.

Our sympathy to Kevin, Becky,and Stephen Korte on the death ofKevin’s father, Lee, who died onMonday, February 2nd.

Our sympathy to the familyof long-time parishioner,Virginia Gardner, who died onMonday, January 26th.

Our sympathy to Karen Mcleanand family on the death of herhusband, Milton, who died January26th. Funeral services were held onSaturday, January 31th.

Congratulations to Wendyand Rick Parker on the birth oftheir son, William Bradford,who was born on Sunday,February 15th, at 5:52 in themorning. William weighed 9lbs, 9 oz. Congratulations alsoto big brother Max.

Congratulations to James ChristopherPappas III on his ordination to the diaconateon December 20th, 2008, at the Cathedralof St. Philip in the Diocese of Atlanta.Deacon Jim and his wife, Jennifer (néeMichael), get their mail at 735 UniversityAvenue, Sewanee, TN 37383.

TRANSITIONS

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Notes from a Meeting

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Parishioner Tom Heiting represented Toddhall at an Episcopal Camps & Conference Centersnational conference 11 through 14 January. Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori was inattendance for three nights and gave the keynote address.

Fr. Dale and Pr. Ron, When I shared this information with my EfM group, they wanted to see notes on myexperience which I also e-mail to you. I met our Presiding Bishop Sunday evening during first event – an icebreaker. Being myfirst conference and not knowing others yet, I was a bit aloof. The Presiding Bishop came upto me standing alone and introduced herself. During our intro she asked about my church andbegan asking numerous questions once the concept was mentioned of joint facility, outreach,and occasional worship among St George’s and St Mark. She began keynote address by relating her story and the need for discipline. The need forPhysical Discipline, Discipline to live by a “Rule of Life”, and Discipline for Spiritual Direction.She then said that best solutions are found by searching for that which is Common--Commonbetween “I and God” and, most important, “I and God and Community”. Disagreementsdon’t often surface when we are disciplined to focus on “I and God and Community” becauseof the amount of work required in our world. Her example was the extent of efforts afterKatrina and how people from all faiths perform the work in unison . She went on to state that our Faith must be shown in Church and out of Church. We mustfocus on the needs of others. Re-building the Episcopal Church must begin with acceptance ofall people. Re-building is not national but international. She outlined five steps in this re-building process [to the best of my note-taking]: 1) Begin with God’s Mission [be moreconcerned with God’s mission which occasionally does not align with Church mission]; 2)Youth [not only attend to but also challenge youth with major Church responsibility]; 3)Congregational mission – get out of pews and accomplish God’s Mission [show love of Godin workplace, at home, and on the street]; 4) Reconciliation/Evangelism [evangelize fromposition of meekness, not strength; 5) Partnership [with other churches & in other countries]. Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori closed up-beat with a positive outlook for ourEpiscopal Church and stated how she already sees a positive change with new administrationin our nation’s capital. There is a marvelous calming that takes place during one-on-one meeting and in a largegroup with the Presiding Bishop. A very articulate/knowledgeable speaker who is clearly agreat listener, she answers every question thoughtfully and thoroughly with a sense that she isgenuinally interested in the cares and concerns of the person asking the question. In closing,there is more to the experience of meeting her than the above few sentences portray.

--Tom

The 2009 FlorenceMartin Scholarship applicationsare available in the Churchoffice. The Florence MartinScholarship providesscholarships for members of St.George’s for attending college,seminary, nursing or medicalschool.

All completed applicationmaterials must be received in thechurch office by April 1st.Applicants are encouraged to turnin application and requiredadditional material to the churchoffice as soon as possible.

This scholarship isavailable through a gift given toSt. George’s by a long timemember, Florence Martin, wholoved teaching and alwaysencouraged others to pursue theirdreams through education.

’09 Martin Scholarship

Many thanks to all who prayed forBill Wisely during his illness and tothose who expressed theircondolences after his death. Allprayers and condolences have beengreatly appreciated by the wholefamily.

This has left a big hole in our lives.Bill touched the lives of many, aswas evident from the number ofpeople who attended the funeralservice.

Thanks for all the family,Carol Ludwick

Note of Thanks

The MEN [Manly EpiscopalianNight, formerly known as MEDG(Male Episcopalians DrinkingGuiness)] will meet at CastletownGeoghegan on Wednesday, March 25th,at 6:30 p.m. Castletown is on MainStreet. No reservations needed; justshow up.

March 25th is a white day on the liturgicalcalendar. God’s angel asked, and theanswer was “Yes!”.

March MEN

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VESTRY

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Vestry Minutes for January 12, 2009I. CALL TO ORDER: Holy Eucharist wasgiven by Fr. Coleman. The meeting was thencalled to order.Attendees: Tom Boschert; Bob Hall; BrianMaves; Jim Gillispie; Ed Parsons; DanDuncan; George Schneider; Clerk, KimChrist; Treasurer, Ruth Ann Weber; andPriest-in-Charge. Fr. Dale Coleman.II. MINUTES: Minutes from Decembermeeting were accepted with corrections.III. REPORTS:A. Priest-in-Charge Report:Christmas pageant and services went verywell, with a lot of activity at church. The cardsabout our services had a good response.B. Treasurer’s Report: Total income for theyear was about $245,000, total expensesabout $258,000. Report was accepted.C. Warden’s Report: · Critter Control has picked up all of theircages, which were empty, and suggested achimney cap, cost $450 to $600, to alleviatethese issues. Will place as a capital fund item. · Franklin-Jefferson Neighborhood Assn hasasked for a letter in support of application fora State of Illinois Tier Grant. · Frank has replaced dungeon locks.D. Junior Warden’s Report: · People have volunteered for snow removal. · We have a working snow blower.E. Commission Reports1. Evangelism: more cards were given out.2. Community Service Commission:· Will make Sunday announcements about the

Food Pantry.· $2000 donation to the Crisis Fund.3. Todd Hall: Margaret Brown, BarneyBarnes, and PK Johnson will be presented atAnnual Meeting as nominees for Board.4. Spiritual Enrichment: · Adult Forum: Music & War (Nancy Ypma);Creeds (Fr. Dale); then Poetry & Faith(organized by Betsy Rogers). · Lenten books will be given out.5. Property: Discussed air distribution in thesanctuary.6. Endowment: Will contact parishioners tofill two open positions.7. Youth Commission: · Several members to go to YouthQuake ’09. · Members are discussing attending a youthcelebration in Kansas City.IV. OLD BUSINESS: · Vestry nominees are Rich Hayes, LanaKincaid, Madeline Couch, Sara Bender, DanaMeyer, Fred McNitt. and Hal Inabit. · Synod delegate nominees are MarilynBelleville, Michelle Ziegler, Tom Boschert,Cindy Link, and Chuck EvansV. NEW BUSINESS: · Proposed 2009 budget was accepted. · Diocesan pledge of 15% was accepted. · Luncheon for the Annual Meeting will cost$8/adult, $4/child, with about 100 attending.VI: ADJOURNMENT: Father Dale led theclosing prayer. Motion to adjourn carried.

Respectfully Submitted byKim Christ

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St. George’s

Priest-in-ChargeThe Rev. Dale Coleman233-6320 (213-6071)

Senior WardenEd Parsons

Parish WardenBrian Maves

Administrative AssistantJanet Koch

Parish SecretaryRoselle Derfler

Music DirectorNancy Ypma, D.Mus.234-1947

New Member MinistryJoan Barnes233-0735

Rector EmeritusThe Rev. CanonElliot H. Blackburn Holy Eucharist

Sundays 8 and 10:30 a.m.Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.

Church SchoolSundays (Sept. through May)9 to 10:10 a.m.

NurserySundays9 a.m. to noon

St. George’s Dragon deadline is the third Sunday of the month before issue month. Dragon fodder may be e-mailedto the editor or to the church office or placed in the folder marked “Dragon” in the wall file on the landing betweenclassrooms and offices.

Editor: Terry Paeltz tntpaeltz@wisperhome.com Contributing Artist: Mrs. Charles McConnell (Sue)

Our Community Service Commission is collectinghousehold cleaning items for the Violence Prevention Center(Belleville Women’s Shelter) on the first three Sundays inMarch. Please bring:

laundry detergent, fabric softener, bleach, cleaners (e.g., Lysol, Mr. Clean, Spic & Span), cleansers (e.g., Ajax, Comet, Scrubbing Bubbles), dish detergent, hand soap, bath soap, shampoo & cream rinse, toothpaste and toothbrushes (adult soft & children’s soft), disposable baby diapers, baby wipes, and laundry baskets.

Please bring these housekeeping necessities to theCanterbury Room on Sunday, March 1st, 8th, and 15th. Thankyou for your generosity!

Next to Godliness

Please note: hyssop is not on the list.

The Newsletter of Saint George’s Episcopal Church

Volume 45, No. 3 March 2009 Belleville, Illinois

Opportunities...2, 7, 8,11, 15

Thanks...4, 10, 12

Vestry...3

Schedules...7, 8, 9, 11

Days to Celebrate...8

Transitions...6

Inside

St. George’s Parish Mission? To Love and Serve the Lord and our Neighbors as Ourselves

S George’s Dragont.

Trial Run

Saturday,Seven March,Save daylight:Spring ahead!

A clergyman who visited St. George’s remarkedin his sermon that it was (I forget his actual words)foolish for Christians to change their behavior “forLent” when it is how they should behave all the time.Probably so, but we can surely use Lent as a time to tryout new (good!) behaviors to see if they fit, so to speak.Most of us have little lists of how we could improve (inspite of being marvelous in other ways, of course). Thisseason, with the days getting longer and the naturalworld just waiting to break forth with all sorts ofnewness, is the perfect time to take just oneimprovement from that list and give it a run for 40 day.

Of course, most of us cannot just wake up on AshWednesday and say, “I’m going to start [fill in the blank]this morning.” We must do some planning, like Jael,before we suddenly drive a peg of change into our semi-conscious lives. Planning requires awareness, andawareness of how we really spend our free time can bescary. But we are getting ready to run the good race--just to see if it suits us, mind!--and we have the bestCoach available in or out of this world, if we’ll just askfor the help.