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Personal Narrative: Moving Over To God

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It was early 1995 when I first turned my life over to God, at this point in my life I had lost hope of moving forward in life. Got a call that my best friend had been killed due to a gun shot to the head

I just felt like I had lost my entire world I decided I wanted to live right and that the party life was not right for me.On Sunday I attended church and walked up to the pew and dedicated my life to God.

The following Sunday I was baptized and became a member of the church and continued to attend church on a regular basis, I also joined the choir.

I have 11 children in which 9 of them are adults and two will be adults this year, most of them attend church on a regular basis also.

Since I joined the church many of years ago life has not
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