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I wanted to understand God
From childhood, I remember loving God. My mother took me to a Protestant Sunday School when I was very young. I’m grateful for this, and for her example of being a gentle and good woman. My father was an honest and good man with strong convictions. I enjoyed Sunday School, was confirmed, and continued to be active in that church.
After marrying, my husband and I continued to attend the same denomination, but in another state. Gradually I grew dissatisfied with the sermons. I realized I was hungering for something with more spiritual substance. Also, I was having a hard time understanding the difference between God and Jesus. I had been taught that Jesus was God, but somehow that never made sense to me. Most important, I felt I needed to know the God whom I loved and worshipped.

February 2, 2015 issue
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Letters
Claire McArthur, arihbc, Rochelle Werfel, Bruce Higley
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God’s laws are invincible
Wendy Manker
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A spiritual response to graphic images
Cheryl Ranson
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The unfolding comfort, care, and direction of Love
Marilyn Baum
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New Clerk of The Mother Church
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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I wanted to understand God
Betty Jean Kistler
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You’re allll good!
Yvonne Prinsloo
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Incapacitating illness healed
Charles W. Gruenig
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Employment needs met
Tracy Bronner
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Sentinel article prompts a healing
Bob Hylen
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Seeing man as Love’s image
Ethel F. Mathews
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Getting at the root of racism
David C. Kennedy