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Personal Narrative: My Christian World View

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My professors can also influence me and they do. Many of the professors I have now I thoroughly enjoy their classes. Professors at bigger universities do not care about what is going on in the students’ lives, but at Grace the professor are here for me, personally. They want to hear what is going on in my life and see if they can help with anything. My professors make me want to become a fun, loving person who just cares for others even if I don’t know them. School changes my Christian worldview because of how many things I didn’t know about the Bible that I learned in my classes. I have a family of four including me plus two dogs which I consider family as well. . I grew up in a solid Christian home with amazing parents that did the best
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