Growing up, I knew that church was the way to go. My family were very satnified christians.My father is an pastor and my mother is an evangelist. I remember waking up on Sunday mornings to gospel playing throughout the house and my pops pacing back and forth wondering which suit and tie to wear that day. I never knew God for myself at that time. I was just following along with the tradition of my family. Participating in the church as a child helped me with my voice, helped me know God personally, and kept me on the right path to grow as a person. My family always knew that I had a great voice. My mom use to always tell me that my voice would lead me the top of the charts one day. I would go to choir rehearsal every Tuesday night and sing
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I would hear the members of the church thanking a man that I have never seen before. I would listen to my pops preach about a spirit that I had never felt before. A person can know about Him but not actually know him until they have a personal relationship with Him. As a few years passed, I eventually got to know God for myself. I eventually got baptized and made a promise to always love Him and obey the words of the Bible. To this day, God has been the head of my life. He has blessed me trmemdously. I never go without anything, he gives me good health and strength, and also a peace of mind. Knowing God young, helped me grow as a person. I help others around me and spread the word to them to they can be a better person. I now teach Sunday School to children of ages 7-11 so they can be on the right path like my parents had me. I am a role model to so many children in the community. I have many kids that comes up to me and tell me they look up to me and they thank me for all that I do. In conclusion, going on with my family tradition as being a Christian, molded me into the good person I am today. I appreciate my growth and I appreaciate my parents staying on me about knowing and worshipping God. My family stayed focused on Christ and here I am, 40years later, still on the same path and still following their
I would hear the members of the church thanking a man that I have never seen before. I would listen to my pops preach about a spirit that I had never felt before. A person can know about Him but not actually know him until they have a personal relationship with Him. As a few years passed, I eventually got to know God for myself. I eventually got baptized and made a promise to always love Him and obey the words of the Bible. To this day, God has been the head of my life. He has blessed me trmemdously. I never go without anything, he gives me good health and strength, and also a peace of mind. Knowing God young, helped me grow as a person. I help others around me and spread the word to them to they can be a better person. I now teach Sunday School to children of ages 7-11 so they can be on the right path like my parents had me. I am a role model to so many children in the community. I have many kids that comes up to me and tell me they look up to me and they thank me for all that I do. In conclusion, going on with my family tradition as being a Christian, molded me into the good person I am today. I appreciate my growth and I appreaciate my parents staying on me about knowing and worshipping God. My family stayed focused on Christ and here I am, 40years later, still on the same path and still following their