My Spiritual Journey Paper

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As my spiritual journey progresses, I daily learn more about my religion. I was baptized in a Coptic Orthodox Church where my belief lays, still eighteen years later. Most of my Sunday’s schedule is going to church, taking communion, and then serving the 1st and 2nd graders, or attending fellowship. When I am in sunday school or fellowship, I hear lectures about what god expects of us, stories from the bible as an example to go by. I attended choir for five years in my church, whether it is during christmas time, St. Mary’s feast, Easter, or the apostles feast. I have been involved in plays, for the resurrection of christ. With each activity that I get involved with, I feel strong connection to god. I believe that the way I was raised reflects

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