What is the most important thing
about your walk with Christ?
My walk with Christ is all about my
faith. It gets me through the troubled times in my life. It’s all
about my conscience, telling me the difference between right and
wrong. My walk with Christ is also about forgiveness for my sins and
those who have sinned against me.
What convinced you of the truth in
Jesus?
It is many things, mainly being able to
tell that the bible is truly the Word of God.
When, why, and how do you pray?
I pray all different times of day and
night, in different ways. Sometimes I pray out of need, sometimes I
pray to thank the Lord, other times I pray for the needs of others.
When I don’t know what to pray for, I simply say the Lord’s
prayer. Other times I may have a conversation with Jesus as if he
were sitting next to me.
What denomination, if any, do you
belong to, and why that one?
I was confirmed and baptized in the
Methodist church. My Father’s family was Mormon, my Mother’s was
Presbyterian. However, my Mother was the more devoted to church of
the two. When they moved to my hometown, there was no Presbyterian
church nearby, so my Mother joined the Methodist church. She explains
that it was the most similar and she did not have to relearn religion
or church tradition. My father was basically ridiculed by his Mormon
family because he abided by my mother’s church preference.
What do you think it will be like to
exist in heaven, and who are you looking forward to seeing?
I do not know what it is like in
Heaven. I expect that it will be different than what is portrayed by
the living. I am looking forward to meeting Jesus.
What is your favorite biblical verse,
and why?
I don’t have a favorite verse, but my
favorite book is James.
After you’ve left this world to be
with the Lord, what do you want people to say about you? What should
be the first sentence of YOUR biography?
She was a caring person, who devoted
her life to family and her career of nursing.