Today will be my son's first time to go to church, and I'm aware of the fact that he'll be in a nursery. However, if I get back into the habit of going to church, eventually my son will be old enough to learn the things I learned that have buoyed me through every hard time and given me Someone to thank for every blessing.
Of course I hope Silas chooses to believe the things I believe, but I know from my own experience that all I can do is expose him and let him make his own choices.
The fairy tales I was told have never panned out for me. I am no one's princess. But the lessons I was taught in Sunday school and children's church in both of my faiths still hold firm in my heart.
Even at almost 28, I am a child of God, and He loves me even when I feel like no one else possibly could. That is the hope that I would like to instill in the perfect little boy who is getting a rough start in life.
Wherever you are and whatever you do or do not believe, I hope you have a wonderful Easter and have found your way to feel loved in the valleys and thankful in the peaks.
Happy Easter!

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