Bill Hebner

When I was a young man growing up I had the privilege of living in Calgary Alberta.   From April to October I could be found working at the golf course cleaning clubs in the morning and late at night so I could play as much golf as humanly possible in the middle.   Several times in my life I completed   5 rounds in a day when I did not have to work.   It was a possible career, it was my social net, it was the reason I got up in the morning.   Golf in fact was one of my gods.   But that all changed when I began my journey with Christ.   My time for golf was exchanged for time helping at the church, investing in others’ lives, and a plethora of other activities new to my world.   Instead, golf was still important, but the focus had changed drastically from a game of passion… to a time to be still and know that He is God.   As I waddle around next week in Wales not much will have changed after 35 years of serving Him.   There is something special about getting outside into the g