Drouin Presbyterian Church

I’ve grown up in a Christian home of sorts, Mum did a great job leading and teaching me given the circumstances.

It was a great start in life to have Christian parents, but it didn’t make me a Christian. Being a missionary kid I heard and saw amazing examples of Christian faith and God at work in PNG

I’m one of those super blessed kids who was brought up in a Christian home. We were taught not just how to believe, but to know what we believed and why we did.

I've grown up in a Christian home, praying, reading the bible, going to church and Sunday school. Surrounded by Christians, it was not hard for me to make Christ my Saviour also.

It was a beautiful sunny day, the birds were singing and fluffy white clouds were floating through the sky. Actually scratch all that, I became a Christian when I was around 4 years old.

I was brought up in a Christian home in which both parents were passionately involved in Sunday school and actively involved in the church fellowship.

I was born just after the Second World War into a middleclass family. We attended the Presbyterian Church in Burwood. I was baptised into the church with in weeks of birth and continued my attendance until I was 18 years old.

I was raised in a very loving Christian family in South Africa with parents who love the Lord. My parents are still part of the same Dutch Reformed church I went to all my years at home.

I grew up in a Catholic family. I was baptised as a baby and received first communion in my local church in Sicily. I attended church fairly regularly with my mother until my early teenage years.

From a young age I was exposed to Christianity, growing up in a Christian home. Both my parents and grandparents have played a significant role in developing my faith.

I had the privilege of being raised in a family who taught me about God. I grew up reading my bible, praying and trying to be obedient to Him.