Testimony of Healing January 11, 1993 Issue

Like many other teenagers, bowing to peer pressure and the...

Laurie A. Kiil

Like many other teenagers, bowing to peer pressure and the pull of what I thought was an easier, nonconformist lifestyle, I stopped going to church. For several years I just drifted along, most of the time unhappily, searching for the real love that seemed to elude me.

After ten years that included a failed marriage, I found myself at age twenty-eight back home with my mother, living from paycheck to paycheck.

My mother, a wonderful, loving, and supportive woman, stood by me always, telling me that with God's ever-present help, things could change. Even though I believed this, it was not until several years later when, remarried with a child of my own, I realized the necessity of starting to rely on God.

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