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Playing Episcopalian
Advertiser Staff and News Services
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Instead of choosing to be a top hat, a race car or a dog, players move around the board using tokens such as a baptismal font, a lamb, a dove or the bell tower from the University of the South, an Episcopal college.
The squares on the board are churches and seminaries that agreed to help financially sponsor the first 3,500 games. There are fewer than 250 of the games available at the National Cathedral Bookstore in Washington, D.C., www.cathedral.org (click on the cathedral, then the museum shops).
Peace march Sunday
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"The heart of a little girl brought these two rival countries together," says Dr. Inam Rahman, a Honolulu physician who helped organize a Hawai'i Hearts For Peace march after learning about the Fatima case. The march, in the wake of ones in Pakistan and elsewhere, shows support for that area's peace efforts. It begins at at 9 a.m. Sunday at Fort DeRussy and ends at Kapi'olani Park. Sign-ups and information: Jennifer, 941-9438.
Is Leap Day yours?
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We want to know how it feels having to wait four years for the big day to roll around. Are you planning a bash this year? How do you celebrate the occasion in non-leap years?
Write to Zenaida Serrano Espanol at zespanol@honoluluadvertiser.com or call her at 535-8174 today.
