Personal Narrative: My Journey To Colorado Christian University

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The experience that I went through a couple of years ago is what influenced me to go to Colorado Christian University. I went through a case that I end up in jail for whipping my cousin child. My cousin felt like that her son should not get punished for what he was doing. I ended up spending 6 months in jail. While in jail God had me in a place that He had my attention. I study the Word of God and I also helped other people who were lock up with me to see the way of the Lord. When I was released I realized that people with children with behavior problems need counseling along with the children. That changed my life. Then when I got out my cousin son had broken his little sister arm. I am going to strife to be excellent in my academic work

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