The Faith of Lonely Mr. First Pew

Children and Faith Faith of Lonely Mr. First Pew’ is my personal parenting guide on Christian faith, stressing the importance of family worship—instilling a Christian foundation in a child. Although a fictional story, this book has a flair of fantasy and fun, but the focus is on directing a child in the right path, God’s Path.’ To me the most important parental role a parent can take is “Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not depart from it.’’ (Proverbs 22:6) Children are made by law to attend school. What would happen if knowledge—reading, writing, and arithmetic—was kept from a child? Why shouldn’t parents make or encourage’ their child to go to church to worship God and learn of His Word in Sunday School?’ How is a child to learn of God if he is not taught and shown. Easter—which is the finale in my book—is the most glorious of celebrations. Jesus Christ was crucified, was resurrected, and returned to heaven, but not before leaving his comforter, the Holy Spirit for all who believe in Him. Attend church with Magdalene, find your pew personality, and celebrate Christ’s Resurrection and glory.