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It is the week after Thanksgiving, and your desk already holds a cantata date, a children's program, four Advent Sundays and two Christmas Eve services, with poinsettia orders arriving every day. Each one needs a deadline, a list of helpers and a page that someone can sign.
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A church anniversary or homecoming takes a year to plan and a committee to carry. Somebody has the box of old photos, somebody is calling former pastors, and somebody has to know who is bringing the green beans. This planner keeps all of it in one binder you print and fill in by hand.
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The tags are cut, the tree is up in the narthex, and someone at the sign-out table asks which family tag 14 belongs to. Last year's answer was on the old office computer. This kit puts the whole giving tree on paper, in one binder, with no family's name ever on the tree.
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Last year's coordinator knew which closet held the roasting pans, which grocery gave the pies, and which guest needed a ride from the apartments on the corner. None of it was written down, and now the church's Thanksgiving dinner for the neighborhood is yours. This planner puts the whole dinner on paper, starting with the questions to ask the person who ran it before you.
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It's the Tuesday before the monthly supper. The sign-up sheet on the bulletin board has five desserts and one main dish, another group has the kitchen on Thursday, and you need to know how many people to expect and where last month's notes went.
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If your youth group lives in your phone notes (who came last week, which parent to text, who is driving to the retreat), this planner puts it on paper in one binder. It is for the volunteer or staff leader who meets a group of middle and high school students every week, and plans the events and the retreat around the school year.
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Your five-year-old looked up from dinner and asked, "Am I Hanukkah or Christmas?" Both sets of grandparents already have an answer, and the two of you want to plan December together before Advent starts and the first candle is lit.
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Your three children know Easter as the morning of the basket, and you'd like the week before it to mean something too. You have an empty box and a few quiet minutes after dinner each night.
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The bat mitzvah invitation from your daughter's best friend is on the fridge. She keeps asking what to wear and when people stand up, and you have never been inside a synagogue either.
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Your children think of sewa as washing dishes at the gurdwara on a Sunday. You want them to find it at home on a Tuesday too: in a basket of laundry, a note for a teacher, a door held open for a neighbor.
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