Personal Narrative: Sally

I have a sister name Sally. Sally is a loving, caring, and supportive sister. Sally is the oldest sibling in our family and she takes pride in the fact that she has helped raise us. Sally has been married to her loving husband Bob for ten years. Sally and Bob have three children Jessica who is 4, Riley who just made 6 years of age, and Solaiman who is 8. When Sally is not working her full-time job as a Medical Assistant, Sally is working to complete her bachelor’s degree. I am truly amazed that she has been able to maintain her 4.0 grade point average. When Sally is not working she tends to enjoy volunteering with the Salvation Army on the weekends and feeding the homeless at various shelters throughout Southern California. Sally has always

She claims that all they do is focus on the problems and shortcomings of others, instead of examining their own lives. First, I would like to point out to Sally that we do not attend church for people. Sally should remember that we attend for our own spiritual growth and connection to God. Second, what people have to say is irrelevant and should be the least of her concerns. As I mentioned, Sally played a major part in raising me and my siblings and she always told us never to fear another person. She also told us to believe that we could achieve anything we desired to achieve. So why should Sally allow the views of other people and their shortcomings to dictate her actions or self esteem? It’s ok if someone thinks she is not perfect, because none of us are. Moreover, I can attest to Sally’s character as my sister and she definitely has a good heart. Also, Sally is a very honest person and she is not afraid to speak her mind, so I doubt she would ever have to deal with someone approaching her to voice anything judgmental. Due to Sally’s strong belief in God, allowing people at church to hinder the relationship she has with God, is unacceptable. People will always have something to say about someone, but that is not something that can be avoided. For instance, I am pretty sure there are judgmental people at Sally’s job, or maybe at the grocery stores she visits on a regular basis, even at the gym she attends with her family. However, I am certain that Sally would not allow those types of individuals to stop her from feeding her family. Lastly, it is important for Sally to find a church that offers support instead of ridicule could be the best thing for Sally. Sally should remember that every church is not the same. If Sally takes time to look for a church home that matches her personality, but also meets the needs of her family, she will no longer have this concern. I would suggest