Grow where you're planted, that's our thought for today.

Welcome it's another look into the life and message of Elizabeth Alleyant, as you

called us to live to a higher standard each day.

Not satisfied with throwing a little religion into our lives as a shallow substitute for

God's best.

As this podcast series continues in the coming weeks, we'll hear from family, friends,

and others who are influenced by Elizabeth's life and message, we'll sometimes get

a behind-the-scenes look at what she was like, as we think again about the love story of

Jim and Elizabeth.

And we'll hear from one of Elizabeth's caretakers in her latter years, Samantha Lagoy,

and what comes to her mind for things when she thinks of Elizabeth.

A quick word from Kathy Gilbert, who Elizabeth called her hippie friend, when she hears

Elizabeth's name, what does Kathy think about?

And speaking of that Margaret Ashmore, artist, speaker, and friend of Elizabeth talks about

what comes to her mind when she hears Elizabeth's name.

Right now it's Gateway to Joy, number 105, context of fruit bearing.

You know, Jim Alleyant, you may think of him as a spiritual giant, but he was a human

being and he had plenty of down times in his spiritual life.

Things weren't always ideal, darkness, how can it be helpful?

Join us, the context of fruit bearing now.

I'm taking my illustrations for this talk from the love story of Jim Alleyant and me.

I told you a little bit about its beginnings in my last talk and how we thought that perhaps

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