Life Change
I was raised in a home with virtually no church background at all. My mother took us to a Catholic church a handful of times when I was very small, but I don’t remember much about it.
I was a fervent non-believer when I was in high school. I remember thinking that science would eventually come up with the answers for everything. In fact, I said as much, and declared myself an atheist, in my senior year government class. The truth is, I had never been introduced to any Christian …

Adoption
What was your life like before you were adopted?
I was adopted when I was 4 yrs old, and I do remember the day I came over to America. However, I don’t remember anything before then. My papers state that I was abandoned as an infant. I was found and put into an orphanage, and they guessed my age to be about 6 mths. So, I don’t even know my real birthday or would never be able to find out who my biological parents are. I was severely mal-nutritioned when they …

Single Mom
1 – My life before Christ was good for the first almost 30 years. I had been able to fulfill a lifelong dream of owning a horse. I was married, had a son who is still the light of my life next to Christ, and I had actually been able to quit my job and stay home with my son, another dream. Then when my son was two, my world turned upside down. I had decided to return to church and take Chris with me. My husband decided he …

Life Change
I was born and raised in a Christian home. My family was always very involved in church activities and my parents lived their Christian life and values at home, as well as, in the church.
Unfortunately, as a teenager I made wrong choices in friends and ended up as a rebellious teen, out to please myself and no one else. That went on until I was married. I hurt my parents deeply through my lifestyle choices, for which I will always regret.
Continuing in that wild lifestyle, marrying too young, having …

True Worship
I became a Christian in high school.  I came from a family that never went to church, and I knew almost nothing about Christianity, and had no real interest in spiritual matters.  But there was a girl in my study hall that used to read her Bible.  I thought it was odd, so I asked her about it.  She invited me to a non-denominational fellowship in Richmond called The Huguenot House.  A few weeks later at a Thursday night Bible study, I prayed to invite Christ into my life.
I …